The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28
SUNDAYS DAILY.

Will Hanks returned home Friday.
G.. f. Fullerton is laid up with the grip.
E. w. Bach went up to Helena yester-
day.
Col Hart returned from his Butte trip
yesterday.
F. B. Page took Yesterdays train for
New York.
Louis and Charley Marsh returned yes
terday from their visit at DEBORAH, Iowa.
County Treasurer McClelland who has
been confined to his room for "A few days
is cOnvalesent
j. A. Phlllls, travelling auditor for the
Great Northern from Butte to Church
Creek. goes to st. Paul today.
Louis Vette. the young man from Smith
river who fruze his feet, is doing very
well and may recover their use.
A. E. Alternately of Sand Coulee lost a
6-year old child with Group last Friday
morning. 1t was buried Yesterday.
Yonug Smith who was suddenly taken
i'll "A few nights since and removed to the
county hospital was reported some better
Yesterday.
Milwaukee hotel arrivals: Jerry
Brown, Choseau; Samuel Quail, Nelhart;
H 5 Boyle, Highwood; w s Rose,
F%reezeout; II G Nichol, Neihart.
The poor cook who was sick and un.
able to work the day the Leader man
made such u kick atout the dinner on
the dining car, Gied in st. Paul last Wed
nesday.
A fine vocal concert will be given next
Tuesday evening, February "a, at the
Baptist church for the benefit of the
Congregational society of this city.
Tickets fifty cents.
]. H. Miller of the Anaconda Standard
is stopping at the Park hotel. The Stand
ard is in the front rank of Montana
dailles, and we trust that Mr.. Miller will
do we'll in this vicinity.
Gold Curtis returned from Helena
Friday and went back to Sand COulee yes
terday afternoon.
X. NJ. Choquette charged with keeping
a house OF ill-fame, was brought before
Judge Huy, yesterday, and AS conclusive
testimony OF his guilt was produced, he
""0 ppou TioO anu COStS.
Lawyer Hoffman has had considerable
at his house. All four OF his
were sick, and Mrs. Hoffman
was also i'll. All are better except the
youngest boy who is quite sick.
David Coy of Bach. Cory Il Co., the
wholesale grocers of Montana.
came down from Helena yesterday and
registered at the Park. Mr. Cory is a
member of the present legislature.
Mrs. Chas. Armitage, who has been suf-
fering with a tumor, died yesterday morn
ing at 5 a. IN. The deceased was about 36
years of age. Arrangements for the flu
neral will not be perfected till a sister
can be heard from.
Henry & Hanson is the latest real-es.
tate firm, being compos, d of MIR. j. l..
Henry and Judge Hanson, both large real
estate owners and well-known citizens.
Their office is in the Cru,cher building,
Central avenue.
1t was very cold throughout northern
yesterday, as we predicted, and
he indications are that il will be the same
,oday. The mercury was 20 below a. Z
m. on Central avenue. We publish the
railroad weather report elsewhere.
The advertisement of j. Feldberg, the
Central avenue clothier, will be found on
he first page of THE TRIBUNE today.
Mr.. Feldberg occupies the old Lapeyre
drugstore building, and carries a large
'tcck OF cl thing, furnishing goods, etc.
live HIM a trial.
The hotel in Great Falls known as tie
cascade hotel. This hotel has twenty
hree bedrooms, n dinlng-room which
Will seat thirty-ive people. a good bar
md fixtures. This hotel is we'll furnished
md the proprietor will rent for $3.50 per
month in advance. Call on or address
'OHN BURK, Great Falls.
Goodman G. Wilson Of the Home
on Third street south died of
pneumonia at 7 o'clock yesterday morn
ng after a brief illness. The deceased
vas AZ years of age and leaves a wife and
child. lie came here from Chicago
few months ago and was getting nicely