The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-07
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
[From Sundays Daily.l

mine.
Harris, the clothler makes an important
announcement in his advertising space
today.
U. s. Marshal Furay came down from
Helena Yesterday to attend the Craig ex-
animation.
Senator Paris Gibson left yesterday for
the capital, to be present at the opening
of the legislature tomorrow.
D. A. Cory, of Bach, Cory & Co., Is in
the city looking after the extensive bust
ness affairs OF the firm in Great Falls.
Mrs. Joseph Young, living twenty-five
miles east of here, died on Thursday last
of blood-poisonlng. She will be buried
today.
j. K. Clark & Co. have moved into the
%commodious quarters lately vacated by
the clerk of the district court in the
Minot block.
Charles S. Henry conveyed to Robert
s. Ford yesterday lots one and two, block
314, in the town of Great Falls. Consid-
Grafton not given.
Clerk and Recorder Crosby is opening
/ up a new set of reference indexes. They |
will consist of eight volumes, and it will
take this month to complete them.
William WILDER, McNeeley's bartender
who was arrested for selling liquor to
Indians was dismissed yesterday by Judge
Race, the evidence not being sufficient to
hold him.
Mr.. Tobey, the accommodating ticket
seller at the depot, has a big job on hand.
| He is taking stock of the amount of tick
cts on hand and his tease contains
700 different kinds Of tickets.
There was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.T. Carl
son, yesterday, a fine nine and one-half
pound boy. Mr.. Carlson is night watch
man of the Great Falls Iron Works and
is much eiated over the event.
Rev. Father Lambaere will hold SER
vices tomorrow as follows: Low mass,
500 a. M; high mass, 1890 a. M; Sunday
school $50 p. M; evening service 1880.
A cordial invitation is extended TO all.
Vaughn, Hughes & Co. have a first-clsss
feed store in the Arvon block. They keep
constantly on hand the first quality Of
flour, ~buckwheat, graham, rye tou',
cracked wheat, corn meal, etc. Give them
a trial.
Attorney Thos. W. Murphy has moved
his law office into the Minot block and
now occupies the rooms recently vacated
BY the county attorney, and will be
pleased to entertain his friends in his
new quarters.
The we'll known mining machinery
firm of Frazer Il Chalmers of Chicago
has been incorporated with q capital stock
of 81, 100000. The incorporation will be
known as Frazer & Chalmers, and the
management will be pretty much the
same as heretofore.
"Tne Boston" announces on our front
rage that commencing tomorrow it will
begin a great slaughter of goods. OVERSIZE
600 worth of suits, overcoats, single pants,
ETC., are to be sold at nalf price. A per-
usal of the tad" may be made with profit
to the intending purchaser.
Jas. Chamberlain and Miss Meta
Sutherlin were married at White Sui
phur Springs last Tuesday. Mr.. Cham
berlain is one of the pioneer miners of
Neihart and the bride is q sister of the
Sutherlin brothers at the Springs, both
, we'll and favorably known by many IRI-
BuNE readers. We offer sincere congrat-
ulatlons.
A new stage line has been put on from
Shelby junction to Cut Bank, Two Medi-
cine and Summit. They leave Shelby
junction on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays returning Mondays, Wednes,
: days and Fridays. New coaches and first
class accommodations are assured the
. patrons OF this line. The Carltan Bros
are the proprietors.
0 Park hotel arrivals are Laurence Minot
S Boston; J. M. Sawyer, ~. Paul; 9. ii
Bones, Minneapolis; j. r. Erie, New
York; H. Vephefger, Chicago; VIM. F
= Furay, Deer lodge, E. w. Fisk, d. A
Cory, Helena; Carl Hid, VIM, Hid, Geo
W. Horne, Ella Joslyn, Miss Annie Park
n Frederick Gillette, Hid Park Concer
e Co., New York; Joseph Dixon, Phillips
burg;F L. Brown, Truly
The snow that fell yesterday mornlnl
was a godsend to the range stock, IS tn
IS last remnant of the previous snow ha'
a entirely disappeared and the journe.
between feed and water was beginning t
be something of q hardship for cattle
a Thus far all classes of stock are in tn
best condition ever known at this seasol
of the year. Horses particularly are ho
- fat and playful as kitteus.-Yellowston
. Journal.
E. B. King, superintendent of telegrapI
for the Great Northern railroad has bee
= in town the past few days making az
10 engagements for the removal of the Grea
% Northern neutrality-suspicious. office froI
u the other side of the river to the me-
depot. This will place the officers q
- this division under n roof, giving theL
10 more room and greatly facilitating bust
" ness every way. Sixteen wires have bee.
,e run into the operating room, giving EN-
ployment to five operators.
is The Alice Mining company's hoistin
machinery has at last arrived in Living
cton. 1t consists of two 60-horse powe
boilers, a large Knowles pump and con
70 plete apparatus for sinking to the dept
W of the machinery as already been erecI
e. ed and as soon as possible the outfit viii
h, be treighted up and placed in position
m The Alice is one of the best mines in tn
" Castle region, and it is anticipated wi
H. yield a large amount of ore.-Husbant
Is man.
3 The second of the Star course cOncer
1t given under the auspices of the Presb,
y terrain church, took place last evening
I'd the Park hotel. The entertainment W,
a given by the Hild-Park Concert Co., ar
was f1rst-class from beginning to end, e
cry member being encored to the ech
IS, The cornet solos of Miss Annie Park ar
c. the performances on the violin by He
m Carl Hid never failed to bring down II
20 house, sometimes for a third encore. Homo
ii were about equally divided between the
m and their renditions on the different i
n struments were much enjoyed by u
~ large audience assembled. The ba-itol
and contralto solos by MIR. Frederick Gi
lette and Miss Jocelyn were exception
\. ally fine, and came in for a large share
applause. These concerts are proving
source of much enjoyment and editic