The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-24

WIbllu tHt HcAl Nv tNyS.
G. W. Biles, the photographer, left fl
Boulder yesterday to try the efficacy
that mineral water for rheumatism.
The Esquimaux lady az the Presb'
f terian church this evening. Admittant
8 two for 81; single admission 70 cents.
L. E. johnson, superintendent Of tn
Montana Central, will take a trip
i Monarch today with his friend Mr.. Mil
of Chicago.
Annual representation work has bee
fled for record on the following. quart
' lodes: "Pr,nce Arthur" Little Daisy,
and "Little Daisy No. g."
Walter q Newbold is the ns.me of
new firm dealing IN wool, hides and furs
They nave opened an office n the Collin
block on Central avenue.
In our article Sunday mo rning on tn,
county poor house "A mistake was mad
in the cost of the building. Instead o
80, 900 it ought to have read $4,000.
Albert huortzer, a laborer on the Grea
Northern extension, was yesterday taker
to Fort Benton for medical treatment
He is suffering from an acute case OF
rheumatism.
The entire stock, plant and fixtures of the
Great Falls Electric Light company have
been absorbed by the Boston & Montana
company. 1t is now claimed that i'm
provements will be made which will &C.
cure to the benefit of patrons that could
not have been carried out as seperate
companies.
Dayid Thomas was up before his honor,
Judge Huy, yesterday morning for in
dulging too freely in fire water. Mr..
Thomas swelled the city treasury with
the sum of $40 and went on his way re-
ioicing.
There is no snow yet and the weather
IS as balmy and pleasant as one could
desire. Montana eXcels in climate in as
great a degree as she does in every other
respect. The pleasant weather we are
enjoying is certainly remarkable.
That old-time placer miner who had
the choice of two clerkships-one Tor
stone masons, the other in a machine
shop-has accepted the position to the
former, and tn, manner in which he
hustles the stone and mortar to the front
is a caution to the beholder.
About half a dozen of the dusky deugh-
tiers of the Ethiopian dives were up before
Judge Huy yesterday afternoon giving
testimony relative to one of their number
carving a razor and fire arms. The test.
mony was rather against the exuherant
young lady and she was fined $50 and
costs.
Graham, the leader of the Park theatre
hnnd, plays q solo in the orchestra this
week which takes the audience by storm
and calls forth an encore each evening".
1t may be doubtful if bringing the band
| up town evenings, as was lone last sum
mer, would. increase the excellent patr on
age enjoyed by the Park theatre, but Ger
tain it is 1t would nightly please the
public of Great Fails. What say you,
Messrs. Germ Il Davenport?
The committee appointed to secure
LANDS for the building of the Congrega-
tional college at Great Falls report fair
progress and state they will hold over
until next Friday in order to give every
body q chance to come forward with their
offers. The incalculable benefit to he lie.
rived from such an institution in our
midst is latent to everybody and no eff
fort should be spared to secure the
coveted prize.
The happy marriage of r.. H. McGin-
ness and Miss Pearl Anderson was sol
pmnized at the young lady's home near
Alliance, Ohio, at the hOur of noon,
Wednesday, Jan. IA. The young man is
we'll known in this city, having been the
proprietor of Il drug store here for several
years. The young lady Is equally as well
known, being a sister of our lending mer-
chants Anderson Brothers of this CITY,
Meugher County News.
Mr.. r. A. Millegan, a soldier veteran of
the war, who is now engaged in the dairy
business on Deep creek, Meagher county,
is In the city and will be here until
Wednesday in order to meet the examin-
ing board of U. s. surgeons, consisting OF
Drs. Adams and Atkisson, of this city and
DR.. Carroll, of Fort Belknap. Mr.. Mile.
gan is a brother of Mr.. j. Mlllegan, a
prosperous pioneer farmer of Prickly
Pear valley, near Helena.-RIver Press.
Mr.. Percy Evans. the brakeman, who
was SO severely injured down IN the TIE
ton valley some time ago, and who has
since been under treatment at st. Glare
!, hospital in this city, has so far recovered
: as to be able to go home to Fargo, NORTH
Dakota. He left on yesterday afternoon
. train accompanied by his wife.-Rivel
Press. This is the son of the Evans wht
= was hlliCN III JIG ldlltbdu ydTuS ueEt
about a month ago, and who was reported
: the same evening his father was killed
Mr.. Daniel Brertou went down to Chi
+ nook a few days ago on business and re
g turned yesterday morning. He gives u
a good account Of the Chinook we'll H
y says it is now plugged up, but by remoy
u ing a small wooden pin from the plu
and applying O match a strong fame wi
n burn, thus showing indisputable evidenc
l. of natural gas, which forces itself throug
more than 800 feet of water standing !
the we'll. OF the coal Mr.. Brerton 50,
he believes the measures of that sectio
a are the same as are found at Lethbridg,
and that development will prove til
10 Milk river coal to be the same vein.-
re- River Press.
ir There is considerable Hiawatha stoc
held In Great Falls, and to the owne
10 the following from the Anaconda SIAM
I'D ard will prove of interest: Return
adj were received today from the last shi
ment of ore from the Hiawatha min
" Formerly all ore from this mine has bee
treated at the Great Falls smalter, b
be this last load was taken to the ColoraC
smelter. The proceeds from 10 TOT
amounted to $l,75O.g. The cOmpar
will let a contract MONDAY for sinking
IS, s'aft 300 feet deeper. While this is goil
ne on, however, the extraction of ore wi
continue as before. The work on Il
% mine Is of a most encouraging chara
ter"
10 The Monarch, having u special editio
r. OF 10000 copies to print, shipped the
~ "forms' and paper to the TRIBuN
u ~ do The press work. This was last wee
10 through some negligence or o~versigt
or the part OF the railroad agent he sci
4; the paper but not the forms, and on Ia.
Sunday the forms arrived but in VIII,
az condition. Notwithstanding the fact tn,
lie they were securely boxed ard labeled a
d over "handle with care" the train on
pioyes fired them out of the caboose an
IS, one form was knocked lnto a--"pi."
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