The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07

& citizenship yesterday.
Bass Pale Ale on draught and
Wienerwurst today at the Hoffman.
William q. Day and William MUIR
, took out their first citizenship papers y
d terday.
A. P. Curtin, a leading carpet a
furniture man of Helena, Is spending
/. few days in Great Falls.
. A team driven by Andrew Erickson
. away yesterday forenoon, breaking
wagon and doing other damage.
; The Butte and Montana Commerce
company now have a force Of thirty-ti
men at work on their saw.inill.
A NICE line Of Pianos and Organs W
arrive In a few days. Call on u. \
Leary, Collins-Lepley building.
Parties wishing to sell their 10,
houses or land, can find ready buyer lis
ing the same with Houston & johnson.
Most f the preparatory work for IL
Barker smelter has been completed an
the smelter will be running in a few day
Cutlery of all kinds, Ladies' pen knive
Manicure, Button Hole and all sizes {
scissors. Knives, etc., at Calkins Il Featt
erly's.
Mr.. i. Carr, a first-class painter fror
Chicago, arrived in Great Falls yesterda
with the intention of making this hi
home.
Dudley Du Bose, a prominent attorne,
from Helena arrived in this city yester
lay and today leaves for Lewistown b,
coach.
Mr.. Carroll, who lives near Sand Cou
lee and who had been ailing for some
line died yesterday, He is to be buried
Saturday.
Don't forget the masquerade ball this
-vening at Arion hall. There will be a
large crowd present and many fancy cos
tunes to be seen.
The articles of incorporation of the
Peoples Building and Loan Association of
Great Falls were filed for record with
Recorder CROSBY yesterday.
Fred PEPPER received yeterday the new
heater for his bathrooms. He il now
prepared to furnish any kind of a bath
rom a cold plunge to a Turkish.
Leon Vadel, formerly chef at the Park
motel, was brought before Judge Huy,
yesterday. charged with petit larceny
He was fined $25 and costs, which he paid.
John Cooper, a regular habitue of the
city jail, yesterday received another SEN
fence for drunkenness. He seems to
think it a pretty good place TO winter in.
The Park theatre is making preparation
for the crush tonight to see the light
weight contest. The contestants are in ex-
cellent condition, and both are confident
II winning.
LosT-At the fire Saturday night, be-
tween the hose-house aud Fuller tons, a
Grass kuuckle cap, bell-like form, from
he top of torch Of hose-cart. Please re-
turn the same to h%ose-house and oblige.
There will be an important meeting of
the Board of Trade on Saturday evening
next, and a full attendance of members
is desired. The meeting will be held in
the rooms of j. X. Clark & Co., IN the
Minot building.
The Hotter Lumber company is en-
gagged in full force hauling logs to the
mil while the roads are in such good
condition. They now have about 100000
feet in the yard, and are fast approach
ing the mlllion.-Monarch.
Rudolf Lange has sold to James G..
Adams for a consideration of $500 the
southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter northeast
quarter and northeast quarter southeast
quarter section l6, township 20 north,
range l west.
S. j. Kinsey of THE TRIBUNE Office
yesterday received the sad intelligence OF
the death of his mother at Lesueur
Mimi. She was much esteemed for hel
piety and benevolence, and her death i:
mourned by a large circle of relatives
and friends.
Mr.. N. T. Verge left for New Yorl
city yesterday to select a spring stock o
goods for joe Conrad. Mr.. Verge is
Young man we'll qualified to d~lscharg,
the important trust reposed IN him as h,
thoroughly understands the needs of til,
dry goods business in Great Falls.
The Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin ALI
Guitar Club will appear in three cite
IN Montana, viz: Great Falls, Helen
and Butte. Those who have heard then
lb'ioho' NV Nv II WI IL huVs
they ever listened to, and the music-lo,
ing people..of Great Falls will miss a rar
treat if they are not present on Wednet
day evening, Feb. II.
Fraker, who was bested by Carroll
the Park theatre not long ago, came BAG
t t o Great Falls yesterday. He has bee
I frustrating at Hunters Springs and
: looking we'll. Fraker has come bac
with the determination TO regain his 10
~laurels and seemed eager to try CO
illusions again with Carroll. A meetir
] will doubtless be arranged.
Arrivals at the W f Van Ness, Chicag
: Oscar Hanson, Louisville; Dudly DuBos
5 G Fitzpatrick, A P Curtin, f W Bee
q Helena; IA Whitmore, Salt Lake Cit
N Hanson, Sioux City: Il E Colman: I
ledo, o.; L b kurtz, Columbus; E Gree
y J Fl Leyson, McDevitt, Butte; DR..
d E Wamsley and wife, Choteau; j f KEEL
St. Paul; II Bureil, Sand Coulee.
II, The window in Kennedy's sideboa
presents II unique picture of domes
: city. 1t is nothing less than a Plymor
vs. Rock hen with a brood of five you
IN chicks. They were Matched out Il f,
,e days ago and are as lively as cricke
The mother hen has now become {
customed to the stare of the tenderfc
and merely winks and mods as much as
say: "Nothing like Montana zone"
The right of way on the Barker bran,
of the Montana Central railway has ,
been secured by that company throut
their agents. MI. Hill has lately said III
upon the prospect of fair weather II
= contractors upon these branches wou
negln work at once. Tie contracts ha,
been take2 by several parties In our ,
cinlty, and carloads of tools and euu;
y ments for the work Of grading are q
pecteo TO be here soon.~The Monarch.
The merchants OF Butte are makir
war on fakirs and others engaged in ii