The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-10
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,

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day.
I I. Collins aud j. K. Clark returned
from Helena yesterday.
Just received at Calkins s. Featherly's
a fuil line of legal blanks.
A marriage license was yesterday issued
IN Carl Lawrence and Johanna Horn.
both Of Great Falls.
A week OF prayer is being observed at
the baptist church. 1t began Yesterday
evening ut 1880 o'clock.
The Brunswick is undergoing altera.
lions and when completed will be one OF
the finest saloons In Montana.
The boys on the south side are going
to give q hop In the new Hotter Lumber
Co.'s building tomorrow evening.
W. s. Frary sold yesterday for Gerir &
davenport the lot " the corner OF second
ON North and Third street for $1,000.
New line of works by standard authors
and poetry nicely bound at IS cents at
Calkins u Featherly's, Collins -Lepley
block.
DIR. Longeway has sold to Patrick Gala
CHER and others tie southwest quarter.
section II, township 20 north, range A
east, for $500.
The people in the vicinity of Sun River
Lea,ings are going to give a dance in
MIR. Powers stone building at the Leav-
ings this evening.
Calkins & Featherly, stationers and
booksellers, Collins Lepley block, are re-
ceivlng new goods daily, Gail and ex-
anime thei. stock and prices.
Subscribers TO the fund for the liqui-
dation OF the debt on the Methodist Epls
rOpal church are requested to pay their
subscriptions. to Charles W. Pomeroy,
treasurer.
The owners of the "Sitting Bull" lode
in the Barker mining district have filed
notice of location. The locators are Win
liam s.. RiggsE. W. Riggs, Thomas Geer,
andJ. j. Soften.
The board of trade will meet a. the Of
fee of the Townsite company Saturday
for the purpose Of electing new officers
| and the transaction of other business.
Ever member should be in attendance.
Vaughn, Hughes & Co. have a irst-clsss
feed store In the Arvon block. They keep
constantly on hand the first quality Of
flour, buck wheat, graham, rye flour,
cracked wheat, cor meal, etc. Give them
a trial.
Attorney Thos. w. Murphy has moved
! his law Office into the Minot block and
now occupies the rooms recently vacated
by the county attorney, and will be
,I~~.~ --Ac~sc III, fr;o,J, l., ~,
new quarters.
Charles Wolf has conveyed to Jere-
miah Wolf a half interest in the north
| west quarter Of the northwest quarter and
lots l and 2, section SO, and the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter, section
80, township 81 north, range 4 east, for
$500.
j. r. VanCleve has been appointed mas
ter mechanic Of this division of the
| Great Northern, with headquarters in
! Great Falls, vice j. l. Belson, who has
been transferred to the Pacific extension
of the Great Northern.
Mr.. w. 7. Kuehn, late of the firm of
Whitehead & Kuehn, lef: for Helena
Yesterday to accept o position with G W.
jackson. the music dealer. Mr.. Kuehn
is a popular young nan and has a wide
| circle Of a~couaintances who will! regret
his departure.
The city t~reasurer's report for Decem-
Der shows $2,731.59 on hand at the be
| ginning of the month. The revenues for
the month are as follows: Police $266,
sewers $50. licenses t459. Warrants re-
deemed $l,553-58, leaving a balance in
the city treasury to date of $l,9ss'o6.
Park hotel arrivals: r Morrill,, Vino
ma, Mimi; L A Bruce, Philadelphia; M
b Whitney, Springfield, Ohio; Geo r
Wood, Helena; Edwin j Barker, Glen
denim; Ida May, Neihart; r Morse, Boze
man; + Morris, Logging creek; hlmI
Dean, Sand Coulee, A Robertson, NJ L
Strong, Sun River.
About the neatest thing that has come
to our desk this year il the Carriers
Address, issued by the Butte Miner.
The poem is from the pen of the we'll
known editor, j. NJ. Quinn, of the Miner,
and does him much credit. The head Of
the address is q vignette of he smoky
city, urroun ded by symbols of ner YER
RED industries. The whole is printed on
tinted satin, in %colors, and Is very artist.
cally arranged.
The Security bank publishes elsewhere
a statement of their business closing
January 8, 1891. Notwithstanding the
fact that this bank has but recently been
established In Great Falls the officers are
all old-timers and are known to be men
of sound financial standing and business
integrity. They have succeeded in plac,
ing the Security bank in an enviable / osi-
ton, as will be seen by a glance at the
Volume Of business transacted In the last
three mouths and a half.