The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-03
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Thursdays Daily.1

IRON InursnaS s Dally.1
Be sure and date your letters 1891.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges receipt 2of
a box of choice cigars from Captain Jen-
sen of the Boston.
The New York Cash Bazaar authorizes
us to state that all tickets on silverware
will be redeemed on presentation at the
store at any time.
Wilson & Rowen will receive bids for
the building of a foundation 25xSO feet
on First avenue North. Leave bids with
j. G. Wilson at the Park hotel.
Prof. Mortson's map OF Cascad county
and tributary mineral districts is on sale
at Fullerton & Kennedy's and at Frank
Erwin's. Everybody should have one.
Peter Vonbank, proprietor of the Min
nesota House, is building a fine two-story
residence on Fifth avenue North, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. 1t will cost
about $4,000.
A pocketbook belonging to T. Ander-
son was found yesterday by City Marshal
Treat. 1t contained money and papers
which the owner a have by applying
to him and proving property.
WANTED.-The undersigned would like
to get plain sewing, fancy work, crochet
ing or knitting. Ladies' wooden dresses
and fine t%iannels washed with care.-Mrs.
b. Williams, 513 Eighth e South.
The workingmen will hold their week
ly meeting in the city hall on Friday
evening, January 2, 1891. All members
are requested to be rls ,ent, as some i'm
portant business is to be Transacted
Rec. Sec. Oakland.
j. X. Clark & Co the real estate agents,
will move today into the rooms in the
Minot block lately occupied by the CLERK
of the district court and the sheriff. They
will have very desirable offices when
they get them fitted up.
The New Year was duly ushered in by
the denizens of Great Falls. The screech
of the steam whistles, the crack of re-
volvers and the ringing OF bells at mid
night proclaimed the birth of another
year. In order to give our printers a
chance to swear off and settle old scores
no paper will be issued tomorrow.
Tuck Lambert, n of the pioneers of
Barker and Neihart, but who has spent
the past few years in Alaska where he
prospected on the Yukon and rorghed
it generally has arrived IN the city and is
headquartered at the Milwaukee house.
Tuck is 10Y satisfied to spend the rest of
his life In Montana.
We sincerely regret tt learn that the
wedding of Hon. J.. NJ. Boardman of this
county and Miss Anna Kohrs of Deer
Lodge county, which was announced to
take place on the 31st of the present
month, has been postponed owing to the
serious and prolonged illness of Mrs. Con
Kohrs.-River Press.
The county officers are moving into
their new quarters. Clerk of the court
Cockrill. Sheriff Hamilton, County At
torney Martin and Judge Benton were
busy yesterday arranging their office
furniture in their new quarters in the
Realty building. The other county Eoffi-
GERS will follow in a few days.
The Park hotel at Great Falls has
adopted the plan of setting an elaborate
lunch at the noon hour,an giving a first
class dinner at 6 p. m. The Park is one
of the best and most popular hotels in the
state, and Nine Host Julius Horst is one
of the most genial and successful land
lords in the great northwest.-River Press.
j. @. Wilson of the Neihart Herald
surprised his friends by quietly getting
married on Tuesday evening. The bride
Is Miss Fannie i. Brennan, a popular
young lady of Neihart. Tie TRIBUNE
extends congratulations and sincerely
trusts their font of -~ will never give
out, nor a . be put to their continued
happiness and prosperity.
State Veterinary Surgeon Holloway has
filed his annual report and places the
number of cattle shipped east at one hun
dred ard eight thousand head, and he be-
lieves this to be the largest number ever
shipped in a single year. In concluding
his report he says that the general health
of all kinds of stock in the State is bet
ter than he has ever known before.
The Modern Woodman of America met
Tuesday night and elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: J. n.
Cutrigh t, Y. s.; g. Turner, w. A.; Bert
Hofer, Banker; +. B. kesling, Clerk; W..
Il. Burlelgh. Escort; j. A. Whytr, Watch
man; G. G. Nohl, Sentry; r. II. Monahan,
W. B. Babcock, w. N. McCumber, Mana
gers: 7. Il. M%onahan, }. l.. Weltman,
Physicians. Hereafter the regular meet
ing of Highwood Court No. 8, will be on
Tuesday night Of each week.
Ira M.'frs and family who have been
visiting ! the principal cities of the east
about twl months arrived at home Tues
AR Myers says ne heard of Great
he went and that no
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