The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-24
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Fridays Daily.]

A. Roensch, the famous scout from
Fort Shaw, Is in town.
Peter Holscher left the other day on a
business trip to Minneapolis.
E. T. Gait, general manager of the
Great Falls & Canada Ry., is at Helena.
j. w. Mcknight, of Fort Shaw, has
conveyed to Charles l.. lmhopp, lot IL,
block 1875.
T. A. Leonard has bought out the bar
Der in the Dunn block formerly occupied
by Dan Mclaughlin.
The grand jury yesterday brought in a
true bill against Michael Kinney for as
sault with a deadly weapon.
The afternoon concerts by the Park
theatre band are duly appreciated by our
citizens. 1t gives the town a lively ap~
pearance whether any more business is
transacted or not.
A placer location has been filed for
record by Peter johnson, for the south
half of the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, section 36, township 10
north, range 4 east.
Charles Wegnel left yesterday on an
eastern tip. He will be absent about a
month and will visit Kansas City, Den
yer, St. Louis, Salt Lake and other cities
of note on his travels.
MIR. w. A. Barr of St. Paul, the attorney
for the Great Falls g. Canada railway, ar
rived over the Great Northern yesterday
and will today defend his company in II
$4,000 SUIT for damages.
Chas. W. Cole and Joseph II. McComh
have formed a c~o.partnership in the ex-
press and hauling buiness. Charley is q
rustler and we predict the new firm will
get their share of business.
P.J. Elliott, who was formerly a clerk
at Silverman Bros, and IS we'll and favor
ably known among the boys, Is in town
on a visit to friends. He is now and has
been for the past three mouths manager
of John T. Athey's business at Sun river.
Mrs. Z. B. Judd returned yesterday
from a three months visit to California.
She WAS delighted with her trip and thinks
the Golden State a wonderful country.
Mrs. j. was met IN Butte by her husband,
who wa glad to welcome home his bet
ter half.
Oliver G. Cooper and Samuel Burd of
Chnteau, are in the city. 1t is currently
reported that these we'll known stockn.en
and enterprlsing citizens of the Upper
Teton are visiting the capital on a mis-
sion connected with the creation of a new
county, to be called Teton, with Choteau
as the county seat.-Helena Journal.
We can sell you all the Towels you
want, not limiting you to any particular
number and at prices below any other
house in the city, advertisements of any
other house notwithstanding. Price
speak for themselves. W. B. Raleigh &
G. W. Cannon and son, of the firm Of
Mullery & Cannon, of Helena, Mont.
breeders and feeders of Shropshire sheep
were at the Yards today. They have or
the market 1859 head, averaging 12t
pounds, that sold to arrive for $5.10.-
Drovers journal. 10th.
1t is claimed the wrestling match to
night at the Pail theatre will surprise
good many. The Ming coulee MAJ
wears a bread grin and is sure of down
ing his man, while Eyton is willing t.
take all bets offered against him. TIL
match will no doubt draw a crowded hous
The Westinghouse automatic air brsk
is now in use on $4,000 engines and 900,
900 cars, the latter including 161, 90
freight cars, which Is about 18 per cent
of the entire freight car equipment o
the country and about so per cent. of til
freight cars engaged in interstate traffic
. Artist j. W. Duckworth, who was al
rncfnI In n raat EA1lo u,np 20 hOUA han
> given q hearing yesterday in Justic
: Edhy's court on the charge Of having a,
, tempted to leave the state for the pul
pose of defra aiding creditors. For som
reason the hearing was not had and tn
case was indefinitely postponed Butt
r Miner.
1t is reported that Mrs. Wooldridg
proprietress of the lodging houses In tn
Power block and the Pacific hotel, wa
robbed at the depot yesterday of he
pocket book, the thief s%natching the boo
aud running. The purse and some paneI
it contained were found on the sire.
afterwards, where the thief had throw
them. He has not been found.-Helen
Journal.
: G. H. Austin, Benjamin Rumney, Wv
Mullery and H. Mertag were the inco
, porators of the Chestnut Valley Lodg
! No. 90 Building Association. The cap
tai stock IS $4,000, Owed into 800 share
The incorporators will act rs trustee
This incorporation will own the |. 0.
+. building and hall at Cascade, and
composed of the members of the loci
lodge at that place.
Mr.. II. Bentley, a w~ide-awake bushes
1900 nshh,slo tc tN tou,n maxim
the acquaintance Of ou merchants. Til
is Mr.. Bentley's first visit to Great Fall
and he Is much pleased with what he h,
seen. HIS time has been too limited
e examine infinitely the wonderful resou
ces of our future greatness, but he
satisfied we have the elements of a lars
city. Next season. he thinks, will be
prosperous one for Lethbridge, who's
merchants seem DESTROYS of cultlva tir
il closer business relations with Gre
Falls. We extend to them the right han
of fellowship In their endeavor to bui
IN and devel0pe the untold riches
n this great northwest Dur interests a
co-identical, and we should pull togeth'
J, for our mutual benefit.
Thatcher's ~Stereoptican company al
Del Judges Combination are having sor
artistic cnlored printing done at the TR
n BUNE office preparatory to making the
< circuit of northern Montana. The
y gentlemen are well-known in Great Fal
>, having been connected with the Pal
d theatre for some time, where their Sc
y vices have been duly appreciated. The
are going to take out a good show whit
A. will merit the patronage of the ditfereI
d. towns they intend 60 visit. They wi
lie appear at the following places about II
dates given bell W.: Sand Coulee, Fed,
It Arlington Fed. A; Monarch, Feb. 5; NJ
hart, Feb. 6; Barker, Feb. 7; Stanfor
H., Feb 8; I'hilbrook, Feb, 10; Lewisto
Feb, II; Sun River, Feb, 16; Chotea
Feb. II.
"Glorious weather." "Well | shouI
say So" are expressions which ASA
ones ears at every turn nowadays. TT
I'd much vaunted California weather isn't
marker. The atmosphere here is balm