The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-21

IT hC OCoh udtuS III Tue CIV g' w tUt
Windsor, Collins-Lepley block, Fred
PEPPER, proprietor.
Messrs. Highland & Gieske will open
u iirst-class saloon on the first floor of the
Gore block March 1.
Col. Hart. the mining expert, came
down from Neihart Wednesday and took
Yesterdays train to Butte.
Milwaukee hotel arrivals: S. A. Phil
lips, Monarch; j. A. Thompson, Harry
Day, james Woods, Sheep Creek.
A sherif's sale of some Of the Under
wood household goods drew quite u crowd
in front of the Gore block yesterday.
W. G. Rowen and Chs rlIe Green kept
the phonograph in the Hoffman hot for Il
time yesterday playing "Annie Rooney"
We understand that Mr.. Smell, the pop
ular manager of the Western Union Of
flee, is very good in amateur theatricals.
G. E. Corral of Benton and ex-senator
MaCNamara of Fort Maeinnis passed
through town on yesterdays ~east-bound
train.
John e. Lilly, an old-tlmer a. Barker,
came down Wednesday. Mrs. Lilly and
children took yesterdays train for Min.
neapOlis.
Col. Mcclure of the Granite Mountain
company, who has been examining some
Neihart properties, returned to Helena
yesterday.
DIR. T. H. Peasants, who came here re-
Gently from Granite, took his family to
Helena yesterday to start them on a trip
to the coast.
The county officers are pleased that the
salary bill doesn't take effect till 1893.
So they will all be able to attend the
worlds fair.
The Rev. J. NJ. Gugel will hold Ger
man Lutheran services in Arion Hall
next Sunday at 2:20 p. m. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Daniel Bowman of Livingston, ut one
time connected with the Carver Mercan-
tile company of that city, is in town and
contemplates remaining here.
Charles B. Hill, at one time dining-car
conductor on the Great Northern but
now Il business man of Butte, came over
from the Smoky city yesterday.
Owing to the recent snow storm Miss
Alice Cochran of Monarch has closed
her school at that place till next Monday.
Meanwhile she will remain in the city.
DIR. Crutcher returned frr.n Helena
yesterday, and is of the opinion that Il
special session of the legislature will be
necessary to transact all of the public
business.
Stephen Spitzley, through the agency
OF the live real estate agents, J. W. Mer-
rill d Co, yesterday sold his ranch at
Rainbow Falls to Messrs. Clingan, Rob
erts and Dickerson for $4,000.
A deed was recorded yesterday trans,
ferring some town property to VIM. Allen
Butler jr. of New York City. He is the
attorney for the Nanderbilts, AID knows
a good thing when he sees it.
Miss Walker of New York, who is
showing a line of choice spring dresses
at the Park hotel, has decided to remain
over Friday and Saturday. Room 100.
Hours, 10 to IL a. M, and 2 to 6 p. m.
Woodbridge hotel arrivals: John Glea-
son, Wolf Creek; John Tighe, Barker:
j. j. Bonner, Neihart; A. L.. Henry, Deep
Greek; A. f. Jewell, Assiniboine; II. l..
Woodland, st. Paul; c. Bani, Stanford.
The Great Falls Amateur Minstrel
troupe are rehearsing as often as it is
convenient for all to be present. They
will give a public exhibition for the ben
eft of the library fund at an early date.
Mr.. White of Comstock Il White, real
estate dealers in MOorhead, Mimi, who
laid out the town of Minot, OAK, was Il
passenger on yesterdays eastern train.
He has interests in the Flathead country.
J. X. Murdoch, representing the Nor
rill Cigar company of Chicago and Key
West, is in the city interviewing some of
our business men. Mr.. Murdoch has
a very favorable opinion of Great
Mr.. Philip A. Lawrence, formerly of
n. d., has arrived in the city and
will engage IN the practice of his profes-
sion, the law. Mr.. Lawrence has rooms
in the Dunn block. His professional
card appears elsewhere.
We learn from private sources that DR..
Francis Atkisson, of this city, is nov in
Washington city. He cOntemplates a
trip south before his return to Fort Ben
ton. He will probably visit Kentucky, !
Alabama and Louisiana. His
health is good.-River Press.
There vii! b. Especial attraction this
at the Milwnuh~. bear-hall in the
person of SigHnr >ilrydio AlramO, one of
the most eminent facial artists in this
Besides this there will be rem
lered the usual programme by the regu-
lar orchestra. Seats free.
Park hotel arrivals: a Il Porter, Du-
|utb, MINI; Chas l. Ha.klur>. Minneap-
Dlis; Henry b Neville, Gut Bank; j G
shepard, Havre; J W Young, i~lelena; j
c Barline, Helena; Thos l. Gnrham, Cas-
cade; CP Hill, Butte; A Fried, Milwau-
see; CT Whaley, st Paul.
MI. James Wilmott a representative of
Great Falls abstract company, who
spent several weeks here Inst year taking
transcripts of the county records for his
company, is in the city again on business
for his company, Of which he is a men,
Der. Mr.. Wilmott is considered one of
best abstract men in the state.-River