The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-22
SPRAY OF THE L
THURSDAYS DAILY,

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George Smith left yesterday for Chit
cago.
Hon. T. G. Bach Of Helena is at the
Park.
Mrs. +. j. Adams went to Benton yes
terday.
Frank Huy Of Minneapolis is at the
Milwaukee house.
j. c. Bundy Of Kibbey is in town, stop
ping at the Ulm house.
F. Stork, a ~well-known ranchman liv-
ing on Goodman Coulee, is at the Mil
waukee.
j. H.. Mcleod of Choteau and James
Kidd OF Pondera are among recent ar
rivals at the Ulm.
Tomorrow is the last day the law al
lows corporations in which to file their
annual statements.
Mrs. McGuirk Of Minneapolis who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. p.
Kelly, left for home Sunday.
A. H. Hersey of the Anaconda Stan
daad returned yesterday from the Flat
head country and is at the Ulm.
f. George Heidi is confined to his
home with an attack OF sickness. John
Heldt OF Helena came down Saturday to
see him.
DIR. Monahan. formerly of this city but
now a prosperous practitioner of Lewis
town, is in town stopping at the Milwau-
kee house.
Florence &. Morgan recorded yesterday
a final receipt for the east half of the
southeast quarter of section Q, township
ID north, range 3 east.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
+. l.. IIossack to Henry c. Ketchmark
for lots > and 6, block q, Hossack's ad-
dition, consideration so.
John Renner was taken to tho Gen
eral hospital yesterday in consequence
Of the wound he received at Boulder hot
springs. A surgical operation will be
necessary before he will able to use his
foot.
NJ, j. Mansfield of Grafton is in town
visiting his daughters, Mrs. j. Il. Jen-
nings, Mrs. j. Bodkin and Miss Ella
Mansfield. He likes the town and ex
poets shortly to give up %ranching and
come here to live.
James Bennett was arraigned in the
district court yesterday to plead to the
charge of attempting to produce an
abortion by the administration of medi-
cines, lie pleaded guilty. Sentence
will be passed tomorrow.
The annual statement of the Great
Falls Water-power and Townsite com
pany was recorded yesterday. Capital
stock, ~S5,O00,000, fully paid up: liabili
ties, nothing. Signed by j. j. Hill,
president, a. j. Shores and Sam Hill,
trustees.
Viola May and John A.shen divided
the applause between them last night at
the Park theatre. Both received a per
feet storm, especially Viola May in her
rendition of "Ah Cid" John, the prop
erty boy, surprised everybody with his
slack wire performance. Last night was
the first time he tried his little trick in
public and he has reason to feel proud OF
the reception given him. The theatre
was crowded.
The annual statement Of the Montana
Smelling company, capital stock, 5000.
600, with S1S0,000 paid up. and liabilities
Of 100000, vas filed yesterday. The
plant of this corporation has been sold
to the United Smelling and Refining
company and is now in process of liqui-
dation. The United Smelling and Re-
lining company also filed its annual
statement Yesterday. The capital stock
is ~Sl.j30,0Oo. of which $4,000 is paid
up. The liabilities are $4,000.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
f. c. Atwater of Helena is at the Park.
Mrs. Schuman left yesterday for Nor
NAL, Illinois.
J. II. Mcknight returnedlfrom Helena
yesterday.
Mrs. Ransom Cooper left last evening
for Minneapolis.
l. c. Foster of Barker is a guest at
the Milwaukee.
John Shepherd of Cascade was among
Yesterdays arrivals from the west.
J. c. Feuwick u st. Joe. Mo. arrived
in town yesterday and is at the Tim.
II. II. Nelson and f, c. Cooper of Cas-.
rade are here in attendance on court.
J. +. Bush Of Truly is in town in at.
tendance on court. lie is stopping at the
Tim.
q. W. Brown. the Neihart banker, re-
turned yesterday from the east and is at
the Tim.
4. shannon of Chicago and ". II.
lIalbe Of Butte were among yesterdays
arrivals at the Park.
Robert +. Lind has decided TO Emily
u. Berry. lot 3, block 23, Hugs addition
for a consideration Of 1900.
W. II. Albright of Logging creek, who
has the C ntract of furnishing lime to
the lower smelter, is stopping at the Nil
waukee.