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

The people of Neihart seem proud of
| their hotel. Sam Quail claims the Frisco
| cannot be beaten anywhere. The pro-
! proprietress is a ~well-known Great Falls
caterer.
Sam Quail returned last evening from
Neihart and reports that camp looming
up. The Queen Of the Hills, he says, is
proving one of the best properties In the
Belt mountains.
Prof. Morrison went to Barker yesterday
IN the capacity Of mining expert to re-
port on the condition and value of several
mines in that ~neighborhood. He will
also pay Neihart a visit before he returns.
The parties who were arrested in Hell
ena for selling adulterated milk were
tried Tuesday. They all managed to es-
cape but the boy who delivered it, and
he was fined 500, the full limit of he
city ordinance. 1t was evident al the
trial that the father, Herman Bass, was
more guilty than his son, but a weak
prosecution failed to make a case against
HIM and he got off scot free.
Mr.. Julian f. Burd, of Choteau, in this
county, has invented a mechanical toy
game for children, on which he has Oh
tained letters patent. He has, we learn
from the Montanian, already been offered
II handsome sum for the "happy thought"
which he has CHI istianed the toy, by east
err manufacturers, but as yet be has re-
fused to sell his right. We trust 1t will
bring him a fortune.-River Press.
A. p. Butler, the trainer of Carroll.
or Curran, yesterday received II
telegram from Billy Hennessy at
M~issoula, stating that after his
(Hennessy's) fight with Ramsey a
week from Thursday, he would leave for
Great Falls to meet Currau. Curran will
commence training today and will try and
work down to IT'S pounds. The match
will be with regulation gloves and tc
come off in the city of Great Falls.
Messrs. l. G. Baker and Co. intend tc
commence early In the spring the cree
ton of d large stone store On the site Of
their presen; wooden building. The ole
store will be moved to the rear of theil
lots aud be used MS a warehouse. The
site is a good one, and the fine building
which we understand it is their intention
to erect will add greatly to the appear
anc of the fowl as seen from the rail
way and coal works.-Lethbridge News
All the rights, franchises and belong,
ings of the Great Falls Electric Light
company have been turned over to the
Boston & Great Falls Electric Light Il
Power company, and the entire plant of
the old company will be removed as soon
as practicable to the power house of the
present company AT Black Eagle falls
which is o being put In shape to re-
ooiua IL A,ntIar k,;lnr o,1 l,non,
are to be added at once which will fur
nlsh enough power to carry on all the
works this winter.
Joe Conrad evidently intends to keep
pace with his increasing business. lie has
leased the new building adjoining the
one he now occupies and it will be de-
voted exclusively to dry goods, while the
building he is 10Y in will be used as a
carpet department. Mr.. Conrad says he
intends To give his patrons advantages
not to be obtained short of Chicago or
New York in the quality and extent of
stock incident to his lines of business.
His carpet and dry goods department
will complete in every detail.
Mrs. Jacob II. Seifred of Belt, who was
removed TO Great Falls about a week ago
TO receive treatment for cancer OF the
stomach, died at the Milwaukee house
last evening at 8 o'clock. She will be
buried ut ? O'clock today from the N. E.
church, Mrs. Seifred was a sister of W.
). We1zel of this place and has lived at
Belt for II years. She leaves a number
OF grown up sons and a daughter in Ben
ton-the wife of Judge j.. W. Tattan.
Mrs. Seifred lost her husband about a
year ago. Much sympathy is expressed
for The b-reayed family, who sincerely
mourn the loss of an upright Christian
woman.