The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
SATURDAYS DAILY.

City Attorney Largent has gone to
Livingston on legal business.
w. Branshaw, a native of Canada,
was granted first papers yesterday.
Mrs. w. III. Race, who has been visit
ing relatives in Illinois, returned home
yesterday.
Sheriff Hamilton returned yesterday
from Deer Lodge, where he placed Bley
ins in the pen,
Attorney II. q. Mcintyre of Helena
was among last evenings arrivals from
the Capital city.
Ii. Larer went up Sun river yesterday
afternoon and in a few hours bagged
half u dozen fine geese.
f. Is. Largent has decided to J.. u.
Conner lot IA. section G, township 10,
range 3 east; consideration, $50.
Blazy Madno and Agnus Newman,
both of Sand Coulee, we're granted a
marriage license yesterday.
+. l.. Fitzsimmons of the G.. G. G.. com
pany. who has been very busy down the
line loading cattle, arrived in town yes
terday,
The Loader was off again last evening
on the payday question. The railroad
did not pay, but will probably do SO to-
morrow.
W. Waite recorded yesterday a deed
rom tho Iownsite company for lots 10,
IL, block Ia, Third addition; consider
alton, 500.
Tomorrow Monday night the A. NJ.
+. Church will give a grand concert for
the benefit Of the church. All are cor
daily invited,
c. ii. Banks and wife, who have been
in the judith country for tho last two
months, returned last evening and are at
the Minneapolis house.
\. Il. Dickerman. f.. +. Shur, Jack
Jones. and Mr.. Smith of Burkhardt's
gun store went to Cascade yesterday aft
ernoon on a hunting trip.
Mrs. j. G. Henderson,, wife of the Mon
tana Central agent at the b. a. NJ. smelt-
rr, arrived from the east yesterday and
will reside here in the future.
There was only one case in the police
court yesterday-John Savage-who got
full and acted according to his name. He
was w WIN n Sillhll nut, WHICH no
paid.
1t was pay day at the B.& NJ. smelter
yesterdayand things we're proportionately
lively last evening. The men we're paid
in cash. The pay roll amounted to about
$4,000.
Rev. w. b. Coombe, formerly of the
Methodist church here but now preach
ing at Missoula, is in the city and will
remain several days. From here he will
90 to the worlds fair.
The melancholy days have come, the
saddest of the year" etc, but for all that
its this finest weather right now that has
been enjoyed here in many IA day. Yes
terday was like a day in June.
Thomas Lee and Miss Christian Talgo,
sister Of eX-Policeman Talgo, were mar.
ried last evening at the Scandinavian
church by Rev. Y. 0. Tolo. After the
ceremony the wedding party repaired TO
the Brink house, whore an elegant re-
past was served.
Rev. l.. Hanson and Rev. c. j. Nelson
Of Butte will preach in Groves hall.
Third avenue north and Ninth street, at
II o'clock this morning and at 3 this
evening; also in the American Baptist
church at 30. m. All iScandinavians
arc cordially invited.
The police were appealed to by some
north side citizens last night to stop the
boisterOus demonstrations of 4 chariyari
party that was making the night hideous
in honor of Il newly married couple.
Officers Shea and Germ went to the
scene Of the racket and arrested fOur of
the ringleaders.
Among the attractions booked for
this opera house are the Digby Bell
Opera company, numbering sixty people,
two nights, James Warde's company.
two nights. Charles Dickson in "Incog',
"~liillarncy', Katie Putnam, Clara Lipp-
man in the "Lauaning Girl, Professor
Hermann, Roland Reed, Daniel Sully
nd others.
Col. NJ. NJ. Wheeler, the allable trave-
ling agent OF the Northwestern road,
made IA pleasant call at The TRIBUNE OF
lice yesterday morning before he left for
Helena. lie says the Northwestern is
right in the swim When il comes to
catching worlds fair travel. lis line
got a good share Of the business from
this section and he feels gratilied that
tho travelling public appreciate the
splendid service given Ly the Northwest
ern.
Ia the October Arena the editor has a
timely discussing on "The Coming Re-
ligiOn,' in which he examines the various
causes which have operated during re-
cent years in go wonderfully broadening |
the religious thought of civilization. In
the same issue Rev. w. T.. Marley, ID.
D., contributes ascholarly paper entitled
"Aioniau Punishment Not Eternal."
CtLLS II JEADiE DOWN.
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