The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-07

them for winter use. Comment is unnec-
essary. Yesterday was the Both of De-
cember and no frost in the ground;
Rising Sun.
Ed. Huelster of this city will be a can
didate for election as sergeant-at-arms nf
the state senate, subject to the action of
the democratic caucus. Ed. would make
a capable official and as this is the only
position Cascade county asks of the SEN
ate, so far as the TRIBUNE is aware, his
calling and election should be sure. q.
severt Hustod, a wiper employed in
the railroad round house on the west
side, had his thumb and f%ore-finger cut
off yesterday forenoon by an engine run
ming over it. He was at work underneath
the locomotive when 1t backed down for
the tender. DIR. Longeway attended to
the injuries and Hustod is reported doing
we'll.
1t will afford the many friends of H.. Z.
Danz pleasure to learn that he has been
appointed assistant general freight agent
Of the Great Northern, taking effect Jan.
l. Mr.. DAM IS we'll known IN northwest
railway circles, and one OF the most
promising traffic men in the northwest.
He has been with the Great Northern for
the past nlne years, and the promotion is
a deserving one.
w. J. McNamara of Butte returned to
his home yesterday after looking over
Great Falls for two days. He was much
impressed with our city and is fully CON
WINGED it is destined to be a great indus
trial center. Mr.. Mcnamara is one OF
the pioneers of Butte and at one time he
owned the Mountain View mine which is
now the great copper producer of the
Boston g. Montana company. He sold
the mine to G. X. Larabie who in turn
sold it to the B. & NJ. company.
The State Teachers ASSOCIATION have
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: P~resident-A. L. Stone
Anaconda; first vice PRESIDENT. q. TEN
pleton, University Place; second vice
president-Miss Carrie Cox, Silver Bow
county; third vice president-Miss M. O
Mooney, Billings; secretary-,L. A
Ostien, Miles City; treasurer-J. W
Hamilton Missoula; executive committee
X. G. Young, Helena, chairman; .. W
banks, Great Falls and W. W. Wiley
Bozeman.
Mr.. Davenport of the Park theatre ant
Mr.. Kennedy were taking in the sights Il
Helena a couple of weeks ago, and hap
pening to stroll into one OF the fashion
able saloons of that place, got into a dis
pute over the proper definition of thu
word squire" Mr.. D. commended that
meant u "body OF singers" and was will
ling to back his convictions with a So
note. The other party was equally sure
and $50 apiece was posted, the bet to b
decided by Wsbster's dictionary. 0
course our friend of the Park won
"Lounger," in the Helena Independent
says: "The Lounger's story about tn
, 'Quire' game of two Great Falls gentle
men aroused considerable interest.
turns out, however, that it was not the al
derman but his partner who worked tn
, game so successfully. Both are very we.
known as the greatest 'joshers' IN tn
state and all towns are hereby warned t
look out for them. The Helena MAJ VIII
was taken IN has been busy fortwo week
. studying the dictionary for catch word
I He has nov sent east for the man wit
the three shells and the funny little bal
and hopes to get even by April l. II
r has been out in the western cour
try some time, but he is fully convince
!, that Great Falls is getting along too fa'
for even a western town."