The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-17

o,A's ua's u.o ns "H' u"riS 10 uai, ths
winter ,n,o we zap ~ eltins' n ~
uas u u pestnGs ". Iii tron sha
oeI'el piosless o,ea. "'s os '" -
mas seen even III 'he !e"' 'us' poo"
Henry Lambert. an o|d-tlme Montana
~prospector, located yesterday a wharfage
foot of Third street running 5oo feet 1ront
along the water front of Brosdwater bay;
also the island midway between the dam
and lower smelter as a stone quarry.
An old-.ime nlacer miner. who has
been in town looking for a winters lob
for some days past, informed a frleno the
other day that ne mad the chclce OF Two
clerkshlps-one as ciers 10 some sIohe
masons carrying .ht h"d( the other as
CLERK In = hAachihe shop (rous'aoou'.
A pleasant sociable will be given this
evening hv the ladies' Of the M. f. church
nj the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Prince,
corner Sixth avenue North and Seventh
| street. Everybody is cordially welcomed.
An interesting programme and some
light refreshments will help to beguile
the evening.
The Stockholders of the Merchants Ma
,;onal hank held a meetinp Tuesday after.
noon for the purnose of e~lecting officers
and directors The old officers were re-
elerted and two members added to the
board-Dr. A. +. Longeway and G. ii.
Austin. The report Of Cashier Wells
was very satisfactory.
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SC.n,sn; nI'n' W;a, ""i n;,i. H.
David Craig, Truly; d W Walker, Mel
hart; Ii NJ PAYNE, Monarch.
p, a
ine huHIion sa'S ~. ~
p'e"ses "lh e'nse S"suiu"y m.s"" ia
you want d soiu or SILVER "a'ch, gun
luz plu VI any nl'io,e. a'.enu .he she
.nis esenlns SILVER pia'eu hIises, .o, ~
anu spo,'is "le se'lns ioi y 1n ~
u"lla., i-aui.s can pI,eIase g""' NJ o
1919 st 'e'"'
There is - ooodIv nronortion Of snort,
comnr,sed in the nopulation of Grea
FALL. and inst now they are takin,
rood deal If interest in the glove contes
to occnr at the park theatre Friday nigh
newt II seems to he the general 0pinior
, ' amnUu the sDnrfinp frNtprnItV that tn
match will not he "a ~hinnodromne. hut will
, he "for blood"
Tho fo,,om, or ~ .h. p.rL. A
,;linr nnno,a T.. loo u;rshhara par
. 49,. ~ ~ IT,, Ios II SnnHnssrd Chi
nnr,. n u T,ja e. bail 4 n Iaach IN
CO.. r. Ha,n Chataau. : pr,dor
Helena; A W Forbes, Barker; q M Ray
mond, Neihart; Il j Morrison, Phllbrook
t DC Lincoln. Barker; George Shaw,
, W l%ianlon, Helena.
comn,oirt was flad Yesterday in tn
district cour, hv lob He, new und Other
,n nhtain an iniunction ayaInst the Rutt
& Nontann Commprciai comnnn to re
+ strain them from emitting any timbe
from the Lime Stone Placer mimi
n claimes owned Inv the plaintiff. Tn,
damages are placed at x1.5OO and tn
case Will he tried at the coming term o
r court, Cooper g. Pjgrott are the attor
$ news for the plaintiff.
. Ah assoc'aleu iess uispaVGh W w
stated that Daniel 1anly q Co., commits
sion merchants of that city, mad made al
. assignment for the benefit of their credi
; tors, with liabilities placed at $3.50, DOC
assets. $4,000. These figures are errone
u Gus. Mr.. John J. Carter, a member o
the firm. called at the TRIBUNE otic,
Yesterday and stated thai the liabilttle
were san 900. and assets S43 600 Tn,
finances Of this firm have been found il
,,,rb y s,I1sfarto,v con6ition that thpyev
, meet tn resume business ayuin his week
=
MT. stephens, or the census bureau a
+ Washington, is in the city. He is nov
engaged in taxing the Indian census. In
conversation last evening Mr. stephens
stated that there were $50 Cree Indians
and l,lS5 half breeds at the Turtle
Mountain reservation. AT the Belknap
agency there are l,722 Asslnniboine and