The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-21
From SUNDAYS Daily.

illF iA'il. I uIIS ttti-'ll ItjlIIufu lTtlm
~tirlFna yesterday.
M,gor Martin Mngtnni-, of Helena, is
n visitor in Great Fails.
l.. G.. Phelps of the Montana National
bunk "t Helena, is ia the city.
Mr., p, Peterson is building a fine brick
dwelling house on FIftl avenue South.
George w. Parker proved up on his
pre-'mption estr.dt4 before Clerk Cock
rill.
Mr.. E. Bower of the firm OF Bower
BrrS, near Stamford, is in the city ON
business.
James Wolf has rented the b.ildir q
corner Of laird street and Third avenue
snnth, where he viii open ~ n iirsl-cla>s
Carriage, Pliuting n Replirlng sh, y.
CAV" him Il call if you desire first class
work.
T w. Thompson, formerly of the TRI-
BUNE St'dt, is IN from Barker on business
connected with his new paper. He ex-
poets to have the Belt Mountain Miner
before the public about the first Of the
month. L. W. /. is II rustler, and We
predict "A live, progressive newspaper for
Barker.
The hop given by the Great Falls
SuCiAhle club last evening at the Ariun
halt was largely attended. The floor was
in perfect condition and with excellent
music any d"vpfen of the nimhle-footpn
goddess who could not enjoy themselves
ought 10 be- banished forever from the
REIN of Terpslchoie.
A number of business men of Neihnrt,
Barker, Monarch and Arlington are tax
ing steps to organize "A company and CON
>truGt a telephone line from Great Falls
go the mining camps. This service Is
much needed and the men who havt
charge of the concern are a guarantee
that Il good line will be erected and GOOD
service gnaranteed.
The adjourned regular annual meeting
of the stock holders ut the First Naiona
bank of Fort Benton took place ut tn,
banking house this afternoon. All thu
old directors and officers we're promptly
re elected. The y OPPOSITION to remove
he institution to Great Falls was carried
but the removal will probably o Occur
for Il month yet.-R!yer Press.
Thomas f. Oeth of Evans. Mont, flee
4 declaration of occupancy Of the follow
ing described laud. The north half of tn,
southeast quarter, The southwest quarte>
oi the southeast quarter, the nortneas
quarter of the southwest quarter, section
80, township II north, range 5 east. liz
also relinuuishcs all right and title to tn
enst half of the northwest quarter, sec
ton 30, township II north, range 5 east
The Magnolia Social Club (colored
gave IA reception to Mrs. Burlington
mother Of Mr.. thas. Lawson, on the ever
ing Of the 18Th inst, prior to her depart
urp for her home in Chicago. tlau,
Moore and John Willis had the arrange
mcnls in hand and the atfair was Il grnul
social success. Among the ladies presei
were Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs
Johns, Mrs. Bloomfield, Mrs. Hale, Mrs
Bryant aud Ms. Robinson.
AT the regular meeting OF Sherlda'
Post No. 10, q. A. r., AT Minot hail las
evening, the following officers were III
stalled for the ensuing year: J.O Gregg
commander; VS. Wetzel, senion vic
COMMANDER; Ii. II. Carr, junior vic
E commander; +. George heldt, npiutan'
Davit Fisher, surnron; j. G. Clark, chat
lain; T.. NJ. Mitchell, qunrterm-ster; {
, w. Armstrong, officer of the day; A.
Zimmerman, officer of the guard.
William DAVIS and William Hanlor
the two horse thieves recently capture
,ty Sheriff Hamilton in Wyoming tu
stealing hor es belonging to W. =. Seifre
of Belt. were arrailned before Jude
Race Yesterday. They waived eNamin,
ton and were held hv the court in bond
Of $500 each to appear AZ the coming teri
Of the district c"utt winch convrnes y
Monday next. Net being able to furnis
bonds they were sent back 10 Jail.
The programme Of the Montana Rae
! ing tircut1 is No" cuuplete. and will /
: found puhlrsh,d fully III the comm
number of the "!iors+man" and tt.
j "Brreder md Spnrtsmin" Tpe Mort
Montana Fair A,soci fion has II most 1t,
sIranIe place in the circuit, hrinG t Aus
3. u~t 18th, lSh aud l9iI. The rur-'
: offered 10y this association are as irtn(
! some AS any in tue @circnit. The prom
= uenre gwen to TINS district from the la,
of the meeting is @! great ADVANTAGE I
: the community. 1t hehoovrs every pc
+ son having the Interests of tlls count
: and city AT heart tn become srockhuld Il
in the association, and all stakeholder
should attend II meeting to be held I'll,
afternoon III 3 U'clOrk
A TRIBUNE representative visited II
new lumber yard and grounds Of III
Gnndrich Lumber company yesterda,
The new yn.d is situated on Ninth av
nue. and Ninth street North. The yard
large and connections, covering ii ior
+ and Is provided with 700 feet of sid,
track. They have just finished II lare
/ snsh and door warehouse, 2iXlOO fee
with extra facilities for handling sns
and doors. aud a neat office. They Al
receiving 10 car loads of lumber pt
y week and making ready for their ltrl
4. spring trade. They are also agents #
the celebrated Lethbridge coal and n,
= contemplating huildin coal sheds to 81
:. commpdtte % c rs Of coal. The coal
" nov mainly handled at their old quartz
v on the s0rth side. where they still have
a large stock Of lumber of all kinds.
- TIE meeting of the board of trade Ia
y evening was largely attended and muC
d interest was manifested in the proceed
q ings, Senator Gibson presided aud
the qualification Of all consented to a
ccpt the presidency for another yea
The board has started in well upon IT,
: work for 1891.
h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tom Powers 2
~sertlon that the truiny business men