The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-25
PERSONAL
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

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town.
G. W. Swan and wife went to Mon
arch yesterday.
w. NJ. Fletcher returned yesterday
from Anaconda.
G. f. Shelton. the well-known Helena
attorney, is at the Park.
Gold Il. Curtis and w. J.. Clark went
TO Neihart yesterday.
W. ID. Randall and Don L. Willard are
back from the Anaconda races.
c. o. Parson left yesterday afternoon
for the coast to be gone a few days.
C. j. Shepard and II. S. Collins of
White Sulphur are in town, stopping at
the Ulm.
c. W. Hart and wife. Mrs. VALDEZ,
and Miss Estella Lee, all from Geyser,
Mont, are at the Ulm house.
James Shields of Anaconda, who has
extensive coal interests at Belt, came
over from the Smelter city Sunday.
S. S. Hobson of Utica and DR.. j. II.
Willard of Lewistown left Sunday for
Chicago with a train-load of sheep.
&. II. Campbell of the Great Northern
Express company spent Sunday at
Havre and Fort Assinniboine visiting
friends.
Mrs. A. j. Zimmerman and her two
daughters, Blanche and May, left Sun
day for Chicago, where they will reside
in the future.
T. G.. Hathaway of the Hammond
Lumber company came over from Mis-
soula Sunday to look after the company's
interests here.
Miss Roach of Larimore, y. d., a sister
Of Senator Roach, accompanied by the
%latter's children, left yesterday for home
after a visit at G II. jerks.
4. A. Campbell, solicitor for the Hell
ena Independent, accompanied by his
wife, spent Sunday at the Ulm house,
returning yesterday to Last Chance.
Mrs. A.. G.. Ladd, Mrs. John Sweat.
q. W. Taylor and family. S. c. Arm
strong. and Miss Lulu Armstrong left
yesterday for a few days fishing along
Belt creek.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
". L. Cannon came from his ranch
yesterday.
George Wells and II. d. B~urghardt
we're yesterdays departures for Helena.
F. S. Eaton and II. f. Collett re-
turred last night from a fishing and
hunting trip.
James Cory, recently appointed re-
ceiver of the Bank of Choteau, returned
from Helena yesterday.
Prot. S. ID. Largent, principal of the
Great Falls public schools, returned
from the east yesterday.
Mrs. Kyle Price and child returned
yesterday from Boulder hot springs,
where they have been stopping for a few
weeks.
A. P. Curtain, the well-known Great
Falls and Helena furniture dealer, was
among the arrivals from the temporary
capital yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Bennett OF Bozeman. who
has been assigned to the pastorate of
the Methodist church here, arrived from !
the west yesterday.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
p. J. Pheeny, travelling auditor of the
Great Northern, has been in town the
last few days checking the goods stored
in the damaged freight house.
J.. j. Davis, superintendent of the
Montana Stage company, was in town
yesterday for the first time in several
weeks.
W. D. Barclay of Lethbridge, super
intendent of the Great Falls ~ Canada
railway, was in town yesterday.
z. H. .Ahrens of the New York Cash
Bazaar store, left yesterday for Chicago.
E. A. Dana of Neihart left yesterday
for st. Paul.
DR.. Fairfield and j. Z. Arlington
have gone to Maiden to see how work is
progressing at the Gilt Edge mine.
Jack Jones and Joe Herring went TO
Highwood yesterday on a hunting trip.
G.. C. Watson, representing the Bemis
Bag company of Minneapolis, is in town.
Charles Sondapl of Fort Assinniboin,
is at the Milwaukee house.
Philip Waters of Lewistown is in the
city stopping at the Milwaukee.
Adolf Hendenrich and NJ. j. Nolan of
Barker are at the Ulm.
Revs. Van Orsdel and Rogers went to
Havre yesterday. The latter for the last
year has been preaching at Sand Cou-
lee, but will be pastor at Havre in the
future.
S. A. Smart, general baggage master
of the Great Northern, passed through
Tuesday en- route for st. Paul.
julius H~irschberg and wife came down
from Choteau Tuesday and left yester-
day for Helena.
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