The weekly tribune., 1894-02-16
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

At the meeting of the Congregational
church on Sunday the resignation OF the
Rev. Mr.. REID was accepted.
We understand that E. o. Farrell has
purchased the old Thomas Dunn proper
ty near Sun River Crossing.
Great Falls is going to have long
distance telephone line this summer,
connected with other towns and cities in
Montana.
The proprietress of the Globe theatre
announces that the entertainments at
that popular resort will be free to the
public until further notice.
Paul Egloff took the east-bound train
for Milwaukee yesterday, on account OF
the serious condition of his mother re.
quiring his immediate presence.
Mr.. Fred Shires of Dubuque, Iowa,
who visited this city about three months
ago, returned on Saturday last. 1t is
very probable that he will permanently
reside here
The Teton Times says: G. w. Taylor
returned from Helena yesterday. tie
says that he notices great change for
the better in business circles in both
Great Falls and Helena.
Sealed proposals are soon to be asked
for furnishing the Blackfeet agency
with 5000 pounds of seed barley 10000
pounds of seed oats, 10000 pounds of
seed potatoes, and 1000 pounds of seed
wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Harris left yes
terday for the Deer lodge valley, where
after a temporary sojourn among rela-
tives they will proceed to San Francisco
to view the midwinter fair and the
sights of California.
The working plant Of the narrow
gauge railway between Lethbridge and
Dunmore. when taken up, was removed
to the Pacific coast at Vancouver, Il. c.,
where it was used for branch line for
a lumber and coal company.
According to the Butte Bystander, the
city of Anaconda has discovered that
nearly sixty of her ordinances are in
valld-not worth the paper they are
written on, and now the city fathers are
scrambling to know where they are at
The trial of Frank Shannon on a
charge of horse stealing, the property of
John Horn, a mention of which was
made last week, was concluded on Fri
day. The accused was convicted and
bound over to the March term of the
district court under $500 bonds, which
we're furnished. Teton Times.
1t is assumed that before long several
Cinnamon will make a temporary visit
to Great Falls This is to enable Dep
uty Internal Revenue Collector E. B.
Largent, to complete Uncle Sans al
bum of Mongolan gentlemen, as re-
duired by the Geary law. While here
the full protection of the law will be
given them.
1t is tacitly understood among rail-
road men at Lethbridge, that the Great
Falls and Canada railway will be made a
broad -guage line the coming season. and
that it will serve as a Montana feeder
for the Canadian Pacific line. The
citizens Of that section have unbounded
faith in the future destiny of Great
Falls. and northern Montana in par
ticular
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
One company alone on the Toton river
has 1900 acres under irrigation.
Born. in the Boston a. Great Falls adj
l.ition. Feb. TO- to Mr. and Mrs Bell, a
SOC.
Twenty-Five familiec OF Mennonites
will be located in Teton county this
summer.
j. II. Brouette. wife and child, and
Mrs. James Barnes, Jr.. left yesterday
for Seattle.
The Vaughn-G Gallagher suit against j.
w. Cornelius is still in progress before
Referee Berry at the court house.
J.B. Terhune has moved his office as
constable and clerk of school board to
Judge Races Office, in the Cory block.
Charles Gibson after an absence OF
several months, is again on our streets
shaking hands with his many friends.
The treasurer's sales on Monday net
ted about $1,000. The sales will be re-
sumed next Monday forenoon at 10
o clock
On Tuesday, Feb. 20, an old-time con-
cert will be given at Inc presbyterian
church. Everything pertaining to ye
concert will be of ye olden times
The Neihart Herald states that DR..
Sandow. has been appointed railway
surgeon for the Montana Central with
all the privileges appertaining to that
office.
Mr.. Belle Hamilton and Miss Nellie
Hughes, of Sage creek, left yesterday
over the Great Northern for San Fran
cisco to take in the sights at the OK
position.
AL Lester, formerly city marshal in
Great Falls, returned last Monday. The
past few years he has been employed as
messenger for Wells, Fargo 4 Co., in
Missouri.
The board of appraisers recently ap-
pointed by Judge Benton to appraise the
real estate in Cascade county for taxation
purposes will meet in the assessors Of
flee on Monday next at 10 o'clock a. m.
A certain sign of the improvement in
trade was seen yesterday. One jeweler,
one liquor dealer, one grocer, and two
bakers were looking for eligible places
on Central avenue to commence busl-