The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-28
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

from Tuesdays Daily
IBar sllves closed $1,o3ba.
I. Gahagan returned from Helena
{ Sunday.
The Hon. Paris Gibson LETT for Helena
yesterday.
A. f. Dickerman took n trip to Mon
arch Sunday.
: A. Jensen of the Boston, has gone to st
: Paul on business.
j. Fl. Mayer and family made a briei
visit to Monarch Sunday.
Finest line of cigars in the city a
Meyendortf u Co.'S, Park hotel.
Phil Welsh leaves for Great Falls Sun
day to spend the winter.--Neihart Her
aid.
Joseph II. johnson has conveyed to b
w. Crowninshield. lot IA, block Alb, fol
$4,000.
A masquerade ball will be given OF
Friday evening, Feb. 6, by the Great Falls
Social Club.
Mr.. E. T. Gait, general manager OF the
Great Falls u Canada railway, returned
yesterday from Butte.
George Wakefield has leased the new
hotel at Bohemian which will be opened
about the LIST of March.
Miss Philbrook, of Minneapolis, a dress
maker of more than local repute, Will be
at the Park hotel today.
A rich strike has been made in the
Atlantis at Neihart. Eighteen inches OF
fine ore has been struck.
AL Hockett aud wife are in the city.
Mrs. Hockett is receiving treatment for an
injury received from a fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy of Grafton, are in
the city attending to business before the
court in regard to some land.
The ball given at Barker last Friday
night was a very pleasant affair and was
highly enjoyed by all present.
James COsgrove, formerly Of Great
Falls. Is about to engage in the black
smith business at Ashley, Mont.
Twenty-Five coal mines from Centralia,
Pa, arrived yesterday for Sand Coulee,
where they are to work in the mines.
Houston 81 johnson sold to p. Weld
enback, lot 8 block 444, on Fifth avenue,
between Tenth and Eleven street south.
The Hawkeye prospect, owned by
Sweeney and others of Neihart, assays
69M per cent lead and SO ounces of silver.
Misses Maud Mcneil and Jennie Vance |
after a pleasant visit to friends at Log
ging creek, Monarch and Barker, re-
turned home Sunday.
John H. johnson, who was fined $50
IN the district court, Saturday, for carry
ing concealed weapons, had half of it re- !
mitteu yesterday by the court.
Y. F. Fullerton, a merchant from Great
Falls came III on Fridays steamer. He
likes our country and will probably locate
here.-Demersville Inter-Lake.
H. A. Lloyd has opened a meat market
on Second street south, next door to
Strain Bros. grocery store. Mr.. Lloyd
will keep a choice lot of meats constantly
on hand and will do his best to please the
public. .ss
j. Fl. Scott, formerly of this paper, has
just undergone a five weeks siege OF
pneumonia at Great Falls; he is now so
far recovered as to be able to leave his
room and will we trust soon regain his
usual Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
1t is current in Neihart that Col. Hart,
a mining expert, who has been examin-
ing mines in that section for eastern
parties, has made a favorable report on I
the proposition of the Moultof accompany =,
to accept $4,000 for u half Interests s '
A pleasant time is anticipated AZ Car
rade tomorrow evening. Chestnut Vail,
ley lodge No. 80, | 0 0 F., are going TO
give their third annual ball and a special
train will leave the depot at Great Falls,
at 7:30 o'clock sharp, returning will leave
Cascade about 3 a. NJ.
The "Young Peoples Society," Of the
Baptist church will give a social this
evening at the residence of Mrs. j. j. Glib
bons on Third avenue and Fourth street
north. A short musical program has
been arranged. Prof. S%etzephant ard
Mr.. Gibbons will furnish some choice Sc
lections. Everybody welcome.
Says the Neihart Herald: Harry
Ripgwald, Gold Curtis and Nat McGrifin
were among the visitors from Great Fallf
this week. They were all looking for
business locations and the probability is
that Mr.. Ringwald will start a jewelry
store, Mr.. Curtis a bank and MIR. Nc
Griffin a meat shop in the spring.
While Capt. Payne was in Helena last
week he sold to parties there the Bunch
Grass lode for $4,000. This claim is on
the divide between Pilgrim and Ti,ling
hast creeks and is only about three miles
from the railroad. The lead, which is
about AZ feet wide, lies between lime
and slate. Assays of the ore nave given
AZ ounces silver and So per cent. lead.
The Miner Publishing Company of
Barker, was incorporated last Saturday
by E. b. Shafer, j. G. Lilly, Louis Goslin.
J. X. Cashier, Edwin j. Barker and
Thomas W. Thompson, with a capital
The object of the company is to publish
u newspaper and carry on a general
printing business at Barker, Maagher
county.
j, Wilmer Silverman, James Baatz and
!, Nick Mlchaels We're among the arrivals
: on Wednesday from the Falls. The
+ Herald acknowledges a pleasant visit
from these gentlemen, and while we
think of it, "a special invitation is ex-
q tended to Great Falls people to come in
and see us when visiting the camp. We
Q arc q little struck o n Great Falls people
anyhow.-Neihart Herald.
! An accident near Butte by which a
+ freight train crashed into a Northern
Pacific sleeping car, which had been lef
standing on the ny" near that city, re.
suited in the death of H. w. Lord,
prominent politician of Devils Lake, N
Is D., and serious injury to seven others
There was evident carelessness on the
part of employees and the coroners jur,
is investigating the case.
% Jermiah Wolf and j. L. Henry filed TO
y record yesterday a notice of placer loca
lie ton for the whole of an island in tn
,e center of the Missouri river, about 2O'