The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-04

recognizance.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
e The Ulm house Is having a fine rur
and everything was in working order
yesterday.
. Another alleged merchant was arrested
Yesterday charged with doing business
without a licerse.
The board of appraisers have about
completed their labors and will probably
adjourn Monday morning.
Ashburn X. Barbour, Of Helena, to
Carl Bibben, lot IA in block 90 North
Great Falls; consideration $3.50.
Articles of incorporation OF the Ram
bow Club by +. z. Atkinson, Ira Myers,
f. F. Shur, G. VI. Webster, A. f. DECKER
man, W. =. Wren and w. NJ. Cockrill,
trustees.
Parties from Butte yesterday informed
us that it was showing harder there than
here when they left, and the murcury
was several degrees lower in that city
and in Helena.
Mrs. G. .. Van Cleve has kindly con
scented to deliver one of her famous lee
lures on temperance or some other
worthy cause VI Int COuTt HOuSt tnlS
evening. This is a rare opportunity for
AN intellectual treat and no one should
miss it.
The board of county commissioners
will fheet again tomorrow (MOnday) in Il
special session. They will only be IN
session two days, and the most important
matter to be considered will he the Sc
lection Of judges of the coming bridge
election and the arrangement of election
districts.
The articles of incorporation of the
Rainbow Club were filed with the county
clerk Yesterday. The particular business
or objects of the association are literary
and mutual improvement and social pur-
poses. The document is signed by the
seven trustees whose names are printed
elsewhere. The time set for the annual
election Of officers and trustees is the
third Saturday IN January each year.
Park hotel arrivals: X. VI. Worthren,
saltwater, Mimi; VI. ID. Cooper, Choteau;
+. q. Hinley, II. Paul: Stiles 5. Jones,
Butte; +. butcher. Helena; w. Gspanoy,
D"noer; w. u. Adams, Minneapolis;
Geo, II. Young, San Francisco; +. W.
~lIlines, ~. Louis; l.. l.. johnson, Geo.
''iIiN'i, n IL 'lI'I, ~. wi. llDIlfT, ".
II. Hall, Helena; Gold &. Curtis, Sand
Coulee; W. b. Chandler, Minneapolis;
Chas. I. Green, Choteau.
If your are II stranger in the city and
want a home like place to spend part of
your time or write to your friends. you will
he welcomed at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association rooms over the Security
Bank Another paper rack and a large
writing desk have been added to the
furnishings by Mr.. Gaylord who also has
a book case nearly completed. Remem-
Der the song service this afternoon at 4
O'clock.
Mlchaels, proprietor of the Scandina-
Wan saloon and restaurant, which adjoins
the property burned yesterday morning,
lost his watch and several pieces of wear
ing apparel in the excitement. He is of
the opinion that several thieves got In
their work while everything was excite
ment, but was not able to locate any of
the sneaks. The barber from an adjacent
shop lost some razors about the same
time.
The scholars of the Whittier school or
ganizeu a literary society last Friday af-
ternoon and elected the following officers:
Miss Minnie Cornelius, president; Benz.
Cornelius, vice president; Miss Pearl
Wetzel, secretary; Prof. Kessler, c%ritic;
Bert Pinney, Librarian; Will Smithson,
assistant librarian Frank Cochran, ser
geant-at-arms. Committee on program
Misses Cora Hawkins and Nadia Curtiss.
John Reilly and Will Smithson. Com
.nittee on constitution and bylaws-Misses
Olive Hawkins and Lulu Armstrong and
Frank Cochran.
Mr.. w. f. Chamberlain has just issued
a neat invitation TO the people of Great
Falls to attend the opening of his stock
at Frank Fms, Central avenue store.
lie has dis .yed in his elegant show cases
the largest stock of silverware ever
shown in Great Falls, while his line of
watches and diamonds surpasses in mag
niflcence anything to be seen In the west.
Mr.. Chamberlain and his assistants will
be pleased to show his stock of goods TO
all who favor him by calling.
Today is Missionary day with the Meth
odist Episcopal church, and as such will
be celebrated by that church throughout
the world. Special missionary services
will be held in the Methodist church in
this city. A sermon appropriate to the
occasion Will be preached in the morning
AT ii O'Clock by the pastor and in the
evening at 1870 o'clock, the EMISSION
Band" will give a concert. Duets, cho-
ruses. Rotations, dialogues, ETC., will be
given by the children of the Mission
band. The choir will also render a selec-
ton OF anthems suitable to the occasion.
Seats are free, strangers will be made
welcome and gentlemanly ushers always
in attendance.
Some bear have been seen this %sprinp
within a few miles of the city greatly to
the annoyance of several women and
some men. Last Monday two of the
Crsus family badly frightened Mrs.
Sutherland, an elderly lady, who lives a
mile above the big falls. The animals
kept in he vicinity of her house
all the week and were seen again yester-
day greatly to her annoyance. Her son
who lives on an adjoining claim brought
her to town yesterday as she preferred TO
surrender the place TO the bear for the
present. Some neighbOrs have secured
DlStOlS and rif1aa and will apd~ayn, o. Ian