The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-03-07
VIM. Albrecht Is making crest prepsr-

VIM. Albrecht is making crest prepal
atoms for spring trade. He has had cal
penters working la his store for tire
weeks past. On Monday the decorator
will begin. After everything is com
pletpd and with his fine new front h
will have the finest and best equipped
furniture salesroOm ia Montana. II
tells us that his spring stock o on tn
road will eclipse anything her-toior
shown. He will have u grand openin,
IN about ten days ana promises a genuin'
SUP rise to all.
Mr.. A. Guthrie, the well-known rail
road contractor, who, " it'll Foley Brothers
will build the Barker and Neihar
branches returned from Helena yester
day. He goes up to Monarch today Il
Look after the construction of boarding
houses, store buildings, etc. He say
work will be started % the Barker
branch 500 as the weather permits
Foley Brothers and Guthrie have the con
tract for building the Neihart line also
and will commence work oon as the
right of way matter IS settled.
The special term Of the district court
commenced yesterday, and most of the
forenoon Was spent In arranging the
cases for next week. Judge Benton To-
structed the clerk to issue vehires for
thirty petit jurors, to be returned by 9
o'clock Monday, and the sheriff il atten-
tive tn the same. During the afternoon
several cases were either decided, set
ahead on the locked or postponed to the
May term. The most important criminal
cases are set for next week. 1t Is hoped
that before many months the special ju-
dlcial district for this county will bp n
certainty which will lessen his honOr's
labOrs.
Some one snatched a watch from Tim
Sullivan's pocket while he was standing
in Il crowd on First avenue south, Friday
afternoon, and skipped before the I'M
lucky man could call an officer. Sulli-
van discovered the watch IN Ruben's
pawn shop yesterday morning, and de-.
manded it from the money lender, but
WAS refused. The attention of the au-
thOrities was called to the matter and
Ruben was arrested on "a charge of re-
ceiving stolen goods and when brought
before Judge Race, reluctantly gave up
the property. AS he showed conclu.
that he received the goods in good
~ INV I Nv ulSIOhVSl lultut. lie
was discharged.
TUESDAYS DAILY.
Smoke "Seal of Chicago."--Calkins Il
!. White has been appointed station
agent at Monarch.
Joe hmson has secured a position in
Il Featherly's store.
"Seal of Chicago" S~erdenberg's finest
lear Havunas.-Frank Erwin.
SAFE o SALE.-Inquire of the Good
'ich Lumber company. Telephone IA.
For choice meats and poultry go to the
chicago market. Hebert, Lloyd g. Co.
Sci Yates was moved to the Bristol no.
Il on Sunday, as 1t will be Il little quieter
here for him.
Attorney Hoffman's Oldest boy, seven
'ears of age, is very sick, but it is hoped
lie will pull through all right.
Gelsthorpe, the fashionable tailor, has
'nlargpd his store and has received a fine
took Of spring and piece goods.
A. H. alright and Miss E. j.. A. Booth
we're united in wedlock yesterday at the
4. Z. church by Rev. Mr.. COOmbe.
Edwin Ranger of ChOteau and Susan
irady Of Billings were married at the
Presbyterian manse on the 28th ult.
If you are in need of domestic or din
ng room girls w. B. Burleigh of the
treat Falls Employment Office can assist
WANTED TO RENT-A typewriting ma
hine for a few hours everv evening.
inquire at the Rocky Mountain Telegrapy
flee.
James Entwisle has filed a notice of
right to 300 inches of Big Otter
reek for agricultural and domestic pur-
'Oses.
II was 20 degrees below zero at Is
CLOCK last night, and the indications are
this morning it will be the coolest
p to date this year.
Great Northern weather report at 3
}. M: Minot, OAK, clear, 10 above; Will
iston. Oak showing, 0; Glasgow, cloudy,
above; Great Falls. clear. 2 above.
The Great Falls Building and Loan
Association will meet at the office of J.
(. Clark on Friday evening next. Stock
olders and others interested are re-
.uested to he present.
w. b. Burleigh reports quite a demand
or bridge carpenters to work on the big
restle at the end of the track on the Pa
iic extension. CAL at the Great Falls
'alls Employment Office, Central avenue.
Lethbridge Coal-The best is the
heapest-Telephone 1875 or IA, or leave
at the Goodrich Lumber Co.'S
fees, across the track from the freight
ep"t, or Ninth avenue and Ninth street
orth.
There will be a meeting of the Rain
ow club for the purpose of incorpOra-
on on Wednesday, March 4, at 8 p. m.
members are requested to he present.
'. =. Atkinson, President. F. F. Shur,
ecretary.
The Ladies' d Will society of the
Presbyterian church will meet at the
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