The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-31
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

W, II. Riggs left for Toronto, Canada,
yesterday.
John Sinclair left for Neihart and Bar
ker yesterday.
Hon +. f. Collins returned from Hele-
ma yesterday.
For the best Accident Insurance policy
go to Phil Gibson.
Rev. VIM. Z, Coombe was admitted to
full citizenship yesterday.
Harry Ringwald returned from the
temporary capital yesterday.
II. Russell was fined $25 in the police
court Yesterday for vagrancy.
Mr.. Jacob Walters of Perry, Mimi, is
in town locking after his property.
For SAl.E.-A shoemaker's Sewing
Machine for sale cheap. Apply at this
office.
Oats from Sun River, Any amount at
reasonable figures. Inquire at the Park
stable.
Young Giles fell and cut his wrist and
face yesterday quite badly, though not
seriously.
Information is wanted Of John Zundle,
late of Norton, Kan. Address Ralph
Louis, Butte.
W. G. Rowen, who has been attending
the plumbers convention in Helena, re-
turned yesterday.
There will be a regular drill of Com
pany A tomorrow evening. All members
Are expected to be present.
Jack Williams came in from Monarch
yesterday. He reports a forest fire or
the dry fork of Belt creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. James BARLEY went uT
To Great Falls today to take a look a
that thriving city.-River Press.
For RENT-To responsible party, on
cottage of four rooms, pantry aud cellar
water in kitchen. Inquire of Gibson
Renner.
John G. Lilly and Gus Okerman hav
decided an undivided one-third interest i
the Cascade lead To E, r. Clingan and W
j. Kennedy for 800.
j. Byrne bought of Houston q John
son lot 10, block Ali, Third avenue, be
tween Seventh and Eighth streets Soutl
Consideration, ST., 100.
, j. F. Tilden was fined $40 yesterday t
Judge Huy for drunkenness, and n
having the necessary amount he was p,
in the city reformatory for i've days.
! A contract for building IS miles of tt
e Great Northern between Bonner's Ferr
on the Kootenai and Kootenai Falls hi
been let to Burns and Chapman Of Sp'
kane Falls.
Z. Z. Higgins has filed a notice {
water right for 20 inches of the waters {
Outer creek, for the purpose of irrigatin
II his land in sections s and 81, township
a north, range ) east.
a meeting of the stockholders of I'll
Savage Mining company will be held |
the office of Judge Race, secretary, It
Is morrow evening at 8 O'Clock to determin
e upon the manner Of future development
y Rev. Father Lambnere of Helena vii
a hold services at the Catholic church nex
Sunday as follows: Low mass, s a. m
a high mass, 1870 a. m; Sunday schoo
2:30 p. m; evening services, 7 80 p. II
All are Invited.
e The persons who took a firkln Of butte
IA from the doorstep of 5. j.. kinsey las
week are hereby warned that they ar
It known and If they do not make restitr
r ton within five days will be prosecute
II to the full extent Of the law.
n The little three-year-old sor of Mr.. an
Mrs. j. A. Robinson, the jeweler, die
Tuesday night and will be buried thi
h AFTERNOON NJ 2 p. m, from the Episcop'
church Much sympathy is espresso
n for the parents IN their sad bereavement
g Robert Bates of Belt has conveyed
John w. Stanton the southeast quarter
the northeast quarter, section Z; sOutl
west quarter Of the north west quarter al
west half of the southwest quarter, Sc
he ton :, township Is north, range 7 ca
IN containing 100 acres. Consideration n
a given.
Arrivals at the Park: Thos Wheele
ited Butte; } 5 Carson, Choteau; J.
le untheway. Missvula; G A Barbendi
or Minneapolis; w b Richards, Helena
NJ Jamison, VIM Allen, T Dwight
Chicago; ] + William, Barker; J Kastn
:" Belt; + l. Street, Monarch; Henry ou'
Henry WEIGH, Sand Coulee.
The Ramsey Hennessy fight in NJ
souia IN off this evening. A g
rs deal of interest is felt here In the ii
because Hennessy is he man who Is
meet Carroll or Curran, of Great Fla
A telegram received by the TRIBt
this morning states that both men are
% good trim and Il hard battle is expect
'ly Mr.. G. j. Smith, the western mana!
for the American Publishing Compa
of Milwaukee, completed arrangeme
by with the advertising committee of I
,ut Board of Trade yesterday afternoon
10000 copies of a bird's-eye view
re- Great Falls, to be delivered in three
four weeks.