The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-20

Two hundred guests sat down at $3.50
p. III. to the magnificent banquet pre-
pared for them at the Park hotel. The
great dining hall and the "blue ROOM
also were taxed to their full capacity. \
corps of extra walters had been engaged
for the occasion, AMI the banquet was
served in courses in the regular Del
monico style under the personal direc.
tIon OF Manager Kelly. Such oysters,
such tenderloin, such quails on toast,
and such desserts have rarely been
served IN a Montana hotel. This part G!
the programme was as much Of a do.
light and surprise as had been the liter.
ary exercises of the afternoon. The
tables were arranged in two long rows
the full length Of the dining hall with
Il Cross row Of tables joining at the north
end on the
When the viaBds had been fully dis.
cussed the toastmaster, II. T.. Brady, an.
nounced that q number of responses to
toasts would be called for. The follow.
ing list was duly carried out though the
hOur was late:
Resources of Northern Montana
Paris Gibson.
The Press and Its Relation to Agri-
-uiture," II. p. Role.
Immigration" j. a. Macknight.
"M~ontana's Future" Hon. Martin Ma
Iinnis.
Irrigation S. Y. Porter.
The Manufacturers Relation to .Ag-
triculture.' j. j.. Harris.
Science in Agriculture S. VI. Emery.
'Nha rap,opGac u-npn mazda Ipinf ao1 4,
! the point. and all seemed to be much en-
jnyed, especially those of Mr.. Gibson aud
Mai. Maginnis, the former predicting
Z that Great Falls will become one of the
. greatest cities in the union, and the lat
'er that Montana will attain Il like dis.
unctiOn as "A state.
, And thus ended one of the most nota.
BILE meetings ever held in this city.
The following farmers were present
Geo. ". Goodman. Sam. Monnagher, w
q. Dexter, Frank Wagner, Mr.. Emery
John Neuber, Tom Lacey, f.. Il. Russell,
John !Mct,owen, T.. z. Burnec, j. \,
Harris, J. q. Giea. Washington Macy
z. r. Hendcrlietcr. Jas. Farrell. i. Zip.
pincott. {. II. Robinson, Thos. g. Caster
l.. Diguan, K. W. Meiscnbach, Myror
Brown, Frank Soldering. b. Thomas
Clay Stevenson, Walter Glib
Lemuel Iierbolsheimer, +. Kiaster
Harris Clark, Frank Ogilvir. Sam Il
SSingley, G. i. Gardner. Pat Murphy
Martin Griffin, w, +. Woods, f. i. Grif
in, ". C. Lrops, John Hirat, Harry
Laire. ". f. Junkin, {. Calheson, T. G
Woods, j.. G.. Gibson, 4. q. Hall. ". ID
. I ans, Richard Fish. John Reynolds, "
b. Johnson, Joe Baker, G. Stevens
Gicl Chathem, IL j. rhaxter
los. Lessard, I. A. Wall, Peter Peterson
[. +. Wynn, &. II. Austin, Il. 4. Smart
e. I. Green, {. q. Allen, John Wilson
FRANK Petit, " /. Smith. C)las. Roberts
W. l.. Clark. q. w. Brown, W. l. Fan
ton, V. T.. Price, VIM. Berkenbule, Mat
Farrell. Z. Fl. t:owles, Mort Strong, IRA
fngraham. John Sargent, Il. y. Miliigau
tirg Erickson, Il. Nj. t.ngc, w. |,
Power, }. NJ. Butts. k. ". Bradford
Jobsl Ferguson, John Ross. j. w. Hop
bins, Henry Bulmosa, II. II. Fitch, W
t.. Hohson, II \. Plant, Jas. Rowe, A
liodson, judge Race, $. 5. Hobson, John
Hops, l. Sointurs. ID. Cameron, Hugh
Cameron, Prof. q. G.. Morrison, J. ]
Nainsfind, John Shepherd. Buster An
thony, q. NJ. Curtis, John Evens. }. {
Huntley. G. II. Curtis, Il. Mcleod. San
Ninter, G. Il. Howard.