The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-03-07
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SPRAY OF THE ALL
SATURDAYS DAILY.

Ian Mcconnell left on the east-bounC
train yesterday for London, Ont.
The Great Falls Social club gave
another dance last night in Arion hall.
Sam Cohen came down from Choteau
Thursday and toox yesterdays tram fol
Helena.
Mr.. A. l.. Mohler, general manager OF
the Great Northern Is expected to arrive
here next Monday.
J. w. Watson, representing Hosom &
Curtin Of Helena, is in town to see all
Who wish safes or vaults.
Phil Kessler is Offering some rare bar.
gains in the furniture line. See his an
nouncement in another column.
Charles l.. Hastings, a prominent at
torney Of Minneapolis, well known here,
came up from Benton yesterday.
J. T. McCarty of the American Ex-
press company left yesterday for Mime
apolis.
Mrs. J. b. Wetzel was very low last
evening. and her friends feared the
worst. She is suffering with Brlght's
disease.
&. j. Morrow, a conductor ON the Pa
eiic extension, who has been visiting his
railroad friends here, returned TO Havre
yesterday.
A child Of Mr.. VIM. Lloyd's, the Sec
ord street butcher. died yesterday after
day afternoon. The funeral will take
place today.
The ladies OF the w. c. T. U. will he
indebted to Mr.. Leary for the Crown
min no 90 b.. go -
this evening.
Mrs. Walsh and granddaughter arrived
from Denver Yesterday and intend to
make Great Falls their future home.
j. X. Clark, the we'll known real estate
man, is happy over the arrival Of a new
member OF his family. A girl was born
yesterday afternoon.
ID. :. Moore, chief train dispatcher on
the Pacific extension, with headquarters
At Havre. came in Yesterday morning aid
returned in the afternoon.
A.. Decker, passenger conductor on the
Great Northern between Glasgow and
hinot, who has been visiting Jerry Elan
mig IN, went east yesterday.
Tibbetts, Churchill L. Co., the real
estate men, are Offering some rare
chances for investment. See their ad for
bargains this week. 1t is a snap.
Phil. Gibson is in California combin-
ing business with pleasure. He expects
TO make a visit to the leading coast towns
and return about the middle of March.
C. II. Munson. formerly of this city but
at present train dispatcher at Glasgow,
spent a few hours in town yesterday and
roft,rnnI IN hiS Nns ,- thA
train.
Thomas Gahagan, a ~rustling real-estate
man of this city, accompanied by his
wife, left for the east yesterday. They
will visit in Chicago, New York, and
Brooklyn.
Attorney Pomeroy is entertaining an
old friend in the person of William T.
Bryant of Butte. Mr.. Bryant is a nephew
OF the author of the famous poem
"Thamnatopsis.'
Those who will take part in the
"Hatchet" entertainment had a rehearsal
Yesterday afternoon and judging from
shat it Is evident that this evenings per
Torrance will be a rare treat.
The Burdell- Pick wick case was re.
hearsed in the court room last night for
the second time. TIE actors are getting
we'll posted on the general run of the
play, and learned the parts we'll.
r. d. Beckon, of the New Cash Bazaar.
has W it necessary in order to keep
up with his increasing trade to put on a
delivery cart. II is a nobby one and in
keeping with the growing popularity of
this house.
}. A. Mayer, superintendent Montana
division, returned home Thursday even.
ing. While away Mr.. Mayer took a trip
over the new line from Havre to Cut
bank, the present end Of the track till
the big trustle is built.
A big crowd turned out last night 10
the Germ Il Davenport benefit, testIfving
by their presence TO the popular esteem
in which these gentlemen are held.
There are just W more nights left before
the theater closes for repairs. 1t will not
again till March Is. &
The temperature east of here to Minot {
AZ observed by the Great Northern opera
tors at 3 p. III. yesterday was as follows:
hinot, DIX, 4 above; Williston, OAK, 10
above Glasgow, Mont, 2 above; Assini-
hoine, Mont, 10 below: Great Falls, 9
above.
>NibiS. " VI ouC
of the best watch making schools In
America, has opened a place of business
in the piano store IN the Ccllins-Lepley .
building. He is prepared to do all kinds ,
of fine and complicated watch repairing. ,
Give him a trial.
VIM. Albrecht, Thomas Gahagan and !
VIM. Atilerbuch, all of Great Falls, have |
filed in the recorders office the articles
OF incorporation of the Silver State Min =
ing company, capital 100000, divided =
into 100000 shares, at 81 each. Mines .
located in the Barker district. .
1t was about IS below Yesterday at r
q. m. and moderated considerably toward {
the middle of the day. During the early t
a thaw set in anc everybody Z
SAID "the chinook Is here" The proba-
bilities are that the last day of February p
will witness the end of this cold spell. .