The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-27
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

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Mrs. Holyoke left yesterday for Chi
cago.
Mrs. Anderson left yesterday for Chi
cago.
f. G. Maclay went up to Helena yes
to-day.
David Rice, of Riceville, is spending
a few days in the city.
DIR. Fairfield left yesterday to take in
the worlds fair.
The Hon. I. +, Collins left yesterday
for a trip to st. Paul and Chicago.
Bruce Toole, deputy collector at
Sweet Grass, was in the city yesterday.
Eight new residence houses were built
in the b. & &. +. Addition this year.
Mrs. Geo. RabaL and family left yes
terday to spend the winter in San Jose,
Cal.
}. 5, Alling OF the TRIBUNE staff. left
sunday to take in the sights Of the
White city.
Mr., Holman, father in-law Of the
architect of the Is. " VI. smeltcr. left yes
tcrday FOR Chicago.
Mr.. A. Campbell. accompanied 10y his
sister Mamie, eft yesterday to visit the
White City and various points in the
east.
The Northwestern hotel announces
that a social dance will take place at
that hotel on Saturday evening October
~. See ad,
The Boston ~ Great Falls Land com
pany has decided to Patrick Donnelly,
lot ! III block Is of their addition, con
sideration $40
w. II. Gelsthorpe has assigned his
contract covering lot I in block 202 of
the Great Falls townsite to William G..
Smith of Utica.
The Hon. Il. S. Ford returned yester-
day from d visit to Chicago. Mrs. Ford
and family have gone to Kentucky for
an extended visit.
Prof. Kellison assumed charge Of the
school IN tho i. ~. G.. +. addition yester-
day. Miss Anderson being transferred
to the south side school.
Special orders for homo cooking will
be taken and filled by the ladies Of Grace
church upon application to Mrs, l.. G..
Phelps, chairman Of committee.
j. ii. Copelin has gone east incident
ally to visit the fair and to purchase
goods for the fall trade. He will also
pay a visit to his old home in Wisconsin.
j. f. Jones and party, who came in
from Deep creek yesterday, report plenty
of ducks and geese They spent but one
day shooting and had all they could get
away with.
Il. A. Almond of New York, who is
largely interested in the Gilt Edge mine,
left yesterday for his home. He spent
ten days at the mine and is much pleas
ed at its outlook.
The foot dance advertised to take
place at Armory hall on Friday evening,
Oct. 9th, will be given on that date at
Elks' hall. Something new is promised.
See ad. elsewhere.
Alderman Ted Hanson left yesterday
for Chicago. Ted, it is rumored has an
other purpose in view besides visiting
the fair. His friends say he will not
come back empty handed.
A change takes place today in the
Great Northern timetable. 1t affects
only one train, however, that of the east
ern express, which will hereafter leave
at i:lJ p. M. instead Of & o'clock.
Edward Lynn, charged with assault
inc Jennie Howard, with whom he bad
been living, Was yesterday tried in the
police court and fined 500 and costs.
In default Of the cash he was committed
TO Jail for tifty-onc days.
The fire Saturday night occurred in
a building at 5Go Third street south used
for the storage of furniture belonging to
Mrs. Prior. who moved out OF the Can
airy block some time ago. Tho fire was
evidently of ~incendiary origin and will
be thoroughly investigated.
The United States case against VIII
Hanks who is charged with appro
priating Cascade bank stock to his own
use, was called yesterday morning be-
fore United States Commissioner Pome-
roy and continued till the 18th of No
vember. j. b. Gully and ii. =. Rolfe are
the bondsmen of the defendant
The Hon. John S. Hyatt, an ey-alder.
man of the city of New York, arrived in
this city Sunday. The gentleman has a
good deal of money invested in property
here and has much more that he in
tends to put 10. His visit is well timed.
Investments made now in Great Falls
property will yield a hundred fold in the
course of few years
The grand larceny case against Geo.
Dunn, Bonnie Dee and Florence Ben
nett, employees of the Park theatre, who
are charged with relieving a man named
Moore of about $50 was up again
before Judge Race and continued to >
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Bonnie
Dee, one of the defendants, was too sick
to appear in court.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Isaac Griffith of Cascade is at the Ulm
house,
p. II. Paradise has returned from the
worlds fair.
Jacob Hoober Of Utica arrived in the
city yesterday.
Jas. Mcintyre and Il. Blake Of Gas,
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