The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17

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terred to Missoula.
At the Park: John r Smith, Glasgow;
H Buell., Minneapolis; f $ Ash, Liv-
%ingston; Len Lewis, Castle; ] $ Corson,
Choteau; W S johnson, Helena.
A good deal of Disappointment is heard
EXPRESSED over the result of the Dempsey
Fitzsimmons mill. There was not much !
money bet on the affair in Great Falls.
At the Woodbridge House: j. NECTAR
vey, Shelby; } f. Vogt, LIE Mails q COS
A. b. Jewell, Butte City;G. W. Hevwoo,,
St. Louis, Mo; L. w. Thorpe, Highwood.
Joe Herring lost his big ice hinge be
tween his residence, corner of Fourth
street and Fifth avenue. and Meyers saw
mill. Word may be left at this office or
at his residence.
Those that were disgrunted over the
New Orleans contest can find consolation
at the Park theatre tonight. Some pretty
lively work in the manly art of self-de-
fence is promised.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Cascade Bank Gncmporated( OF
Great Falls, Mont, will be held Saturday,
January "A, 1891, at their banking house
in Great Falls, Mont, at . 80 p. nj.
James Wolf has rented the building
corner of Third street and Third avenue
south, where he will open up a iirst-class
Carriage, Painting and Repairing shop.
Give him a call if you desire first class
work.
AT the Knights of Pythias meeting last
evening the following officers were IN
stalled: Frank Shur, G. g; Chas Veg
n-r, V. g.; Ernest Wright, T.; A. =. Dick
erman, M. at A.: Douglas Martin, NJ. OF
F.; C. ii. Clark, X. of r. and S.
The Great Falls Sociahle club will hold
their first of a series of dances this even
ing at Arion hall. Messrs. j. ID. echrrln-
err, Sandy Carr and Jerry Moran are the
cummitte of arrangements. A most
agreeable time is anticipated.
At the Milwaukee House: E L
Moore, w G Myers, P D Howard, Cho-
teau; 6 j Alexander, st. Paul; G W
Pence. D-mersville; j II Gillette. BELT;
G W Barker. Little Willow; j W Ben
nett, Sand Coulee; r Peterson, Barker.
Miss Jennie Vance of Great Falls.
daughter of our enterprislng Iiveryman,
A. j. Vance, called upon her father and
friends at Monarch last Sunday. Miss
Vance has been visiting Mrs. Samuel
Dodd of Logging creek for the past week.
The Monarch.
The regular meeting of Sheridan Post,
No. 1S, g. A. r., will be held at Minot
hall at 7: 80 p. M, sharp, Friday. ian. IL.
The officers for the ensuing year will be
installed at this meeting. An earnest in
vitation is extended to all old soldiers,
,l,, ~ n - 40 hare pf tho n A X nr not
to be present.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation TO attend the third
annual ball of Chestnut Valley Lodge
No. 30. |, o. o. F., to be held at their
hall in Cascade, Wednesday evening.
January 2S, 1891. The committee on In
~vitation are B. F. Perkins BENZ. Rumney,
Thos. Swltzer and Joseph Taylor.
We are ir formed that a certain ranchel
y out on the Teton near Fort Benton ha'
!, been cutting hay all fall and winter W
| to date, January IA; also that he brings
it to town and finds a ready sale for it
He cuts cured grass as it stands on thu
range, and makes it good hay. This at
ter two years of drouth. What land cal
e beat this?-River Press.
John McNamara and Miss Sevrine Eos
were married Wednesday at the Presby
he terlan manse, the Rev. John Reid official
er ing. The bridegroom has charge of tn
supply department of the Sand Coule
mines and the bride is also of that place
&c but formerly of Gudbrandsdalea, MOI
is way. We wish that the new hearth ma,
ID burn long, bri ght and clear.
Mr.. Fl. r. Cocker, president of tn
. Sand Coulee Coal company, arrive
AZ Yesterday from St. Paul on his way t
Sand Coulee. This is Mr.. Coz ker's frs
es visit to Great Falls and he was much sui
prised to find such a fiourishing towl
He considers our natural SUI
W ficent to build up a large city and is Ct
er ing to recommend this place to a uumhc
in of friends as the most promising point |
arc which to locate.
I'd The high wind last evening prevente
he a good many from attending the M.
no church sociable, given at the residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince. Notwithstandin
ny there was a fair representation of your
&C people who expressed themselves
IN highly delighted with the evening
amusemenIs. There were games, recit
~ tons and vocal and instrumental musl
:" and some light refreshments.
At n special meeting of the coun'
>" commiss .oners held Yesterday there we
present Commissioner Wegner nj
Webster; absent, Commissioner Dicke
;ca There was little business transacted b
nu yond the hearing of numerous tax "kic
Ns ers" and an adjustment of their claim
IDS A petition was received from William
he Kern asking to he reinstated as coun
are surveyor. The matter was taken und
advisement. Today the commissions
MI will visit the poor-house To see how thin
are getting along at that institution.
ed Tho scotcbman of Great Falls m
vs. ,ast aveninu tn hear the rennrt of II
nnmmi.,aa annointad Vt their nrey,o
yer aN rnppo," non.n,ad a,