The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-07
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
THURSDAYS DAILY.

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H. NJ. Boorman left for Atlantic, Iowa,
Yesterday.
Charles Hanson, the rustling liveryman
from Chinook, is In the city.
Mrs. Phil. Gibson went to Helena
yesterday on a visit to friends.
The Rev. Van Orsdell was a passenger
on the Monarch train yesterday.
Crown Sewing Machines found at G
W.. Lsary's, Collins epley building.
Oats from Sun River. Any amount a,
reasonable figures. Inquire at the Park
stable.
Now is the time to make your will.
Legal Blanks of all kinds at Calkins &
Featherly's.
For RENT.-Good store room, 20x50
good location at $50 per month. Hous-
ton j. johnson.
A nice line of Pianos and Organs will
arrive IN a few days. Call on q. W.
Leary, Collins-Lepley building.
{, +. NJ. Timing. general agent of the
{. s.. p, NJ. Il 0. railway at Helena, !elt
for the temporary capital yesterday.
Parties wishing 10 sell their lots,
houses or land, can find ready buyer list.
ing the nj with Houston & johnson.
Cutlery of all kinds, Ladies' pen knives,
Manicure, Button Hole and all sizes OF
Scissors. Knives, etc, at Calkins a. Feath-
erly's.
Judge Winters last night married II.
F smith and Miss 1hersa Morrisey, at
the residence of Mrs. Shield on Second
avenue south.
&. w. Bites, the photographer, which as
been sick for the last ten days, has re.
covered from his illness and will be glad
to see his friends at his studio.
Rev J.. II. Little, pastor of the Meth
odist church at st. Clair, came down on
yesterday afternoons train, to assist Rev.
VIM. Coombe In a series of revival ser
/ Vices.
o. j. Holmes today sold his stock Of
wall paper to Messrs. Urquahart d
stephens, of Helena. Mr. Stephens is
II tirst-class artist in his line and will have
charge OF the business.
J. II. Zimmerman, the expert piano
tuner for g. W. jackson of Helena, is in
this city looking after his firms interests,
Orders left at Lspeyre's drug store will
be promptly attended to.
1.-THE Park: F A Madon, Chas Baswitz
Chas Lehman, Helena; w. ID. Ellsworth
Des Moines; A G Brown, South Bend, Ind
A II Adams, st. Paul; Mrs White, Cas-.
cade; c Wallace Taylor, Choteau.
Losr-At the fire Saturday night, be-
l f,paan thu hnSa-hnuEa and EDljprfDp'S "A
brass knuckle cap, belilike form, from
ne top of torch Of hose. cart. Please re-
turn the same to h%Ose-hOuse and oblige.
Eaton u Chambers, two young men
from Minneapolis, have opened a grocery
store on Central avenue. opposite the Bee
Hive store. They will keep \ choice line
of groceries and will make a specially of
handling fresh butter, eggs and oysters,
etc.
1t is reported that Prof. Romandy, the
celebrated musical director OF Helena,
will visit our city shortly aud will be the
guest of Messrs. Schmitz and Henderson
of the Milwaukee Brewery. He Will be
cordially received by our music-loving
citizens.
A series Of special revival meetings
US l~uhuvuTdteu nj Tic ulCbhOuioS S"ei'h
last evening. Service will be held every
evening during the week. The pastor is
being assisted by Rev. J. H. Little of 1t.
Clair, who will preach this evening at
7:3O o'clock. Everybody is cordially In
vited.
The land Office at Helena Is In receipt
of a communication from commissioner
Croft to the effect that the right to patent
a mill-site depends on the presence OF a
quartz mill or reduction works. The
commissioners ruling Is based on q de-
cisiou of the secretary OF the Interior con
tirming the rejection Of the claim OF the
Hecia Consolidated Mining company to
the Everist mill-site.
John Nykqust who was charged with
seduction last Saturday and who agreed
to nav the injured woman $500 at the
rate Of $40 per month as a meane OF srttie
mept. could not find bondsmen who were
willing 10 go as suTeties that he would
faithfully perform his compact and yes"
terday Judge Race remanded him into the
custody of the law. He will now have To
languish in jail till the May term OF we
district court before his case Will pe tried
The Butte City carnival, given unoer
the ]auspices of the Butte Turn ferein,
Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1891, promises to be a
great event in the history of Butte. The
festivities will open with a magnificent
masquerade procession in the afternoon
and will close with h grand masquerade
hall 1t is stated that $25,OOO AVE been
exnepded in the display. The Montana
Central Railway company will issue tick
arc m Butte and return for one and one
fifth fare, good for return passage till
Feb. II.