The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-11
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,


Sheriff Brown returned to Helena yes
terday.
The Rev. Mr.. Clewes went 20 Benton
yesterday.
Mr.. Matt Dunn returned from Helena
yesterday.
Z. P. Dawson is reported very sick AT
the Park hotel.
The Hon. Paris Gibson returned from
Helena yesterday.
The Rev. r. 5. Clark returned tc
Helena yesterday,
Finest Assortment Of Naletlnes in tht
city at Frank Ervin's.
d. l.. Tracey returned from LAS
Chance Gulch yesterday.
The Hon. r. Z. Collins was a passenger
home on yesterdays train.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Lewis at Craig FTlaay evening.
Mr.. l.. Hawley, trainmaster from elias.
cow, arrived IN town yesterday.
A good, smart messenger boy is wanted
at the Rock Mountain Telegraph office.
The Windsor in the Collins Il Lepley
block has the finest bath rooms in the
city.
j. II. Strain of Strain Bros. returned
Yesterday after a few days absence il
Helena.
Scott Wetzel is improving slowly. He
is nov able to sit up a little but his hand
is sim very bad.
Robert Vaughn, who went to Helena
to hear the si.very tongued Rob lngersol!,
got back yesterday.
l.. L. Johnson, superintendent of the
Montana Central railway, came down
from Helena yesterday.
A. F. Longeway ct uy, have sold TO
George X. ~Longeway lot 8, block 451 city,
for a consideration of $2.10O.
Good shave II cents, and hair cut 80
cents AT Tillie Sheridan's barber shop,
opposite Milwaukee house.
W. b. Green, superintendent of CON
%struction on the Great Northern extern
sion, arrived in town Yesterday.
Attorney &. W. Taylor has just re-
ceiyed a handsome l~ife-size crayon por-
trait of his eldest boy. 1t is II very fine
picture.
Joseph Hawthorn made final proof
yesterday before Clerk Cockrill on his
pre-emptlon claim in section II, town
ship 10, north of range 4 east.
Mrs, II. w. Donaldson of Halleck,
MINI, sister of Mrs. j. X. Clark, is in
the city on Il visit. She will remain with
Mrs, Clark some two or three weeks.
Will Hanks, the GENIAL president of the
Merchants National bank, left yesterday
Tor Chicago, where he will Join his fami-
Iy. He will be absent two or three
weeks.
The reserved seats for the Boston Ideal
company on neXt Wednesday evening
went like hot cakes yesterday, and last
night the plat showed there were some
sixty taken.
John Ross, the manager of the North
Montana Sheep company is in the city on
business. He reports stock in the neigh
borhood of Wolf and Arrow creeks as In
tine condition.
BY mistake we made 1t appear in our
Stoalt VI IL t'i ~ bhl II SAt
days TRIBUNE that the first prize WAS
won by Mrs. P. Macdonald. it ought to
have read Mrs. A. Macdonald.
W. i. Phillips, the r~ustling insurance
man, leaves today for Helena. Tie is
much pleased with the amount of bust
ness h. transacted here Tor his COMPANY,
writing some $4,000 of insurance.
I'll. Irf-. l.
clded to give a grand reception in honor
of the state officers and members of the
legislature. l. viii be left with state of
hcers aud Legislators 10 name the date for
The proposed entertainment.
Park arrivals; G. Wallace Taylor, Cho-
teau; c. A. Nelson, Helena; L. b. Thayer.
New York city, II. NJ. Cole, j.. II. Hall, |
5. {. Cuther, Minneapolis; r.
stephenson, Butte; l.. Hanley, Glasgow;
Il. 5. Skinner, sand Coulee.
Mr., and Mrs. Z. Mann desire to extend
heir most heart felt thanks to Mr.. and
Horst, Mrs. King and o'her kind
VINO So kindly offered their as
and coincidence in their late sad
bereavement at the death Of their beloved
nd only son.
A person answering the description of
lie McCarthysyille murderer was seen
'ating around on the other side of the
Friday night. He boarded the Hell
bound yesterday morning before his
entity was fully established. Parties
q now in pursuit of him.
Joseph Hogan of Butte has been ap-
the new mine inspector. This
is an important one, for upon
e competency of the incumbent de-
nd the lives and safety of the men EN-
Dyed in the actual work of the mines.
is to be hoped Mr., Hogan will meet
e requirements of the position. J.