The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07
SPRAY OF THE l.
wEDN EsDAY's DAILY.

Q ALL.
Gold 7. Curtis is in from Sand Coulee.
Jas. Barnes left for St. Paul yesterday.
Mrs. Mohler of Otter creek returns
home today.
A. E. Veazie, the local agent of the
Union Pacific at Helena, is in town.
Deputy Terhune got back Yesterday
from u trip to Neihart and Barker.
Oats from Sun River. Any amount at
reasonable figures. Inquire at the Park
stable.
&. W. Leary, the manager of Calkins
Il F%eatherly's book store, went to Helena
yesterday.
Hereafter the Monarch train will leave
Great Falls at 1925 Il. M, on Wednesdays
and Sundays.
Us. Featherlv and o. j.. Holmes, of
Helena, are in the city looking after their
business interests.
The regular weekly meeting of the W.
G. T. U. will be held today IN the Y. M.
z. A. rooms, at 3 p. IN.
A marriage license WAS Yesterday is
sued To H. F. Smith and Thressa Nor
risy, both of Great Falls.
Born at Fort Benton, Mont, Sunday,
Feb. l, 1891, to the wife of DIR. Clarence
d. Crutcher, of that city, Il daughter.
Until further notice the train for Arm
lngtOn and MonaIch will not leave the
Union depot here until the train from
the east arrives.
There is everv indication that a match.
will be arranged between Gleason Of
Minneapolis and Curran, who bested
Fraker not long ago.
The ladies societies of the Congrega.
tional church will meet with Mrs. Il.
Cory on Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
A full attendance is desired.
Jake Pfeffe'ly gave Il pleasant social
dance at Arion hall last night to his
friends. There were about thirty couples
present who had a good time.
The Boston has carpenters at work
making more % for the reception OF
the spring stock of goods which Capt.
Jensen Is now purchasing IN the east.
There will probably be quite a rush
for the BlackfOot country when spring
opens up fairly, but It will be MS nothing
tc the sweep Of the multitudes which
will come to Great Falls.
Mrs. Werth of Helena will be- at the
Woodbridge house Thursday afternoon and
Frid.y with u great variety of costumes
10 rent to all who desire to attend the
masquerade ball of the G. y. s. club.
Chas. T. Hull, travelling salesman for
Bach, Cory u Co., of Great Falls and
Helena, was in town the first OF the
week. He will return here soon, and
may possibly make Great Falls his per-
manent headquarters.
Col. r. G. Ingersoll, the great lnfdrl,
is taking in Helena and Butte. He is
counsel for Root in the Davis will case
and Is likely to stay 10 the state several
days. So far he has eluded the ambitious
interviewers of the capital.
DR.. T. H. Peasants, late of Helena,
has located in the city and taken off ces
in the Collins-Lepley building. The doc
uhr is not only Il good physician but n
very pleasant gentleman, and he and
family will be a most acceptable acquisi-
tIon to Great Falls.
MI. Cassidy of North Great Falls, has
made final arrangements with Carol, II
light weight from Denver to meet Searl
GOslin in II 2O-round contest for a purse
of 800. The match will take place next
Tuesday night, February 10, at Cassidy's
hall In North Great Falls.
The articles of agreement for the
twenty round contest next Friday night
have been signed and everything prom
ises we'll for a spirited meeting. That
the affair is given under the auspices. of
Germ and Davenport is a sufficient guar
antee that it will be conducted on the
square.
Marcus DAILY has already engaged of
Secretary Tod, nj the North Mountains
Fair association, stable room for 20
horses for the racing meeting which
begins in this city August 17rh. 1t is ex-
peGted that about ali the stables on the
circuit will be present to contest for the
purses offered.
Mr.. II. M. Boorman, of Atlantic, Iowa,
is a visitor In the city and Is likely to To-
cate here I engage in the pr mtice of bis
profession, the law. Mr.. B. comes highly
recommended both as a LAWYER and |
oauNeis VIC in'Wi AaNibB "Wcu HlS uubl
ness tor several years. He Is an active,
enterprising young man, and we will be
glad to welcome him as q citizen of
Great Falls.
The department commander has d.
rected that certain trH0ps, now operating
10 the field, and that were drawn from
posts In the department. return
their proper stations. Troops of the
First cavslry. and also Crow Indian
~ return to Fort Custer. Com
belonging ia Fort Shaw, Mont, TO
'eturn thither, and troops of the First cav
Try and Twentieth infantry. to Fort
Ass,nabolne. Mont,
the following are registered at the
j. II. Roach. John f. K. lily. st.
PAUL; Charles Kemper, Pbllad- phin;
}. j.. Holmes. Helena: Charles Cathe.
Suite; George Muller, Chicago; .. E.
ltzgie, Helena; G. ". Whitney. 81. Paul;
|. q ReddIng and wife, j. 3. Featherly,
red E. Tebbetts, F. Urquhart. Charles
j.. g. Sepemiar, Helena; ". r.
.eer, Chinook; L. Dow. Truly; J. +.
Chicago; Charles Kinney,