The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-06

friends here who will regret his de-
re. He went to Benton yesterday
1t his parents.
Father Dolls, the Catholic priest
3ff{ 4Feat Falls. was in Monarch, Friday.
Had been at Ncihart, making ar
3r91& to build Il church there.
ngements were also perfected where
fHv% Xpnarch is to have a chapel very
s6 The Monarch scheme has the
hS1$fv ipdorsment of Father Dols.-The
TUESDAYS DAILY.
al marriage license was issued by the
dfetrf&St clerk Yesterday for Henry Prem.
fl9 and Miss Louisa Flick both OF
Park theater had a bran new bill
chit. which drew a large crowd. 1t
to be the best show seen in that
III Tor many a day.
= Scandinavian Lutheran church
MD hold services this evening at 8 o'clock
III Ne Presbyterian church, Rev. N. Boo,
u Helena officiating.
Through passenger trains, through
freifht trains, quick time via the Chi
cod6, Union Pacific e. Northwestern Line
To the principal cities east of the Mis-
souri, river.
The bricklayers working in town and
on the big stack at the smelter struck
yesterday for nine hours a day and ten
hours pay. 1t is to be hoped the matter
can be amicably settled.
The boys belonging to the militia went
$500 IL. ..nu C,,,l,,, far r.An nrn..-
tice. They shot at 3OO-yard range and
from an inspection of the canvas target
it would be safe to says some of the boys
are cracks.
M. Frank r. Peters, representing
Hallowell e. Donald. wool commission
merchants of Boston, is among yester-
days arrivals in the city. Mr.. Peters
will make his headquarters at Great
Falls during the wool season.
w. S. Armstrong, assistant engineer
on the extension, who was a~ccidently
shot last February, has entirely recov-
cred. He passed through town yester-
.day en- route for Hayre, and will hereafter
superintend tracklaying and bridge
building.
I. w. Curtiss, one of our cnterprising
real estate and insurance brokers and a
general all-round ~rustler, left yesterday
for the far east. He will go to Cincln-
natl, thence to Washington, and on his
return stop at Toledo, Chicago, and st.
Paul.
Col. Curties inspected the militia com-
pany in the warehouse of Ashley & Co.
Saturday morning, and so far as can be
learned he was highly pleased with the
a our boys carried themselves through
the various forms of drill, the manual of
arms, etc.
James NJ. Largent filed yesterday a
presumption patent for the west half of
the northeast quarter, the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter. and the
northwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section 80, township IS, north of
range ! west.
Whitman G.. Jones filed yesterday pre-
emption patent for the northwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter, the south
east quarter of the north west quarter.
the southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter and lot number , in section 2G
in township 20 north, of range 3 east.
CHRISTOPHER NJ. Dolan came before the
district clerk yesterday and made final
proof on the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter. the north half of the
southwest quarter of section -, and the
northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section %, township II north, of
range l west.
Mr.. o. o. Mercer. of Grand Forks. n.
D., having accepted a situation in the
office of the Western Union in this city,
began his manipulation of lightning last
night. The gentleman's copy is as lcgi-
BILE as print, and maketh the heart Of ye
telegraph editor and compositor rejoice
with exceeding gladness. IL the gentle
man keep up his lick he will receive the
prayers of The TRIBUNE force.
The city council passed a motion last
night to the effect that il was the sense
of the board that as o as convenient
all the policemen should wear the regula-
ton police dress, including helmet, belt
and club while on duty. That the matter
had not been agitaccd before is rather
odd. as it is often difficult to distinguish
one of guardians of the city's peace when
he is dressed in citizens costume.
The Montana Baptist association meets
in this city June 10. Any of the resi-
dents of our town who may have a spare
room and who would kindly tender the
same to u Baptist friends for the use
of delegates. would no only confer a ia
vor but assist in keeping good the name
of Great Falls. already noted for it's hos
p~itdlity. OF course the Baptist congre-
cation would gladly reciprocate such a
favor at any time.
There was a meeting Of the Scandi-
n~avians of Great Falls held Saturday,
May Both, for the purpose OF forming an
organization. The meeting was well at
tended and the result was the formation
of the Bellman club. There will he a
meeting of this club on Thursday even
ing, June ith, at the Stockholm saloon
at $50 o'clock. All members are re
quested to be present and all Scandi-
n%avians who desire to join are invited
Andrew Thisted, Sec.
A sheet published here once a week
and distributed g~ratuitously is apparent
ly seeking to rival the Police Gazette