The weekly tribune., 1894-10-26
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY,

l rHOM DAtLYs
The registration in Butte 10 1927.
! H. H. Nelson returned to Cascade yes
terday.
Clarence Boardman came in from
Sunnyside yesterday.
The Furnell cattle from Sun River
sold in Chicago, 13, 1341, s37O; 33. l, 1893
1910.
John j. Ellis, who is now in Chicago
sold l3 steers, 1,3l5, at s365; ia, 1884
$40.
Registry Agent Caufield has a total OF
1O1 names in the West Great Falls and
Ulm precincts.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Alex Mikkila and Lizzie Saupack,
both Of Sand Coulee.
DR.. and Mrs. Pelzer, who have rece ntly
returned from their wedding trip, will
not be "at home" to friends until Dec. l.
No cards.
r. A. Ammon and r. E. Stvers came
in from Gilt Edge last night and report
it's former activity restored to the famous
gold camp.
Henry j. Meili, now chief clerk OF the
Great Northern offices at Havre, was
shaking hands with host of Great Falls
friends yesterday.
The masons have completed their
labors on G. II. Smiths new blacksmith
shop on Fourth street south, between
First and Second avenues.
Jesse Colon is doing the best watch,
clock, and jewelry repairing in the city.
He guarantees his work to give satisfac-
tion or refunds the money. Give himla
call.
The school board could not hold a
meeting last night, there being no
quorum. Trustees Pomeroy, Enerton
and Poole attended. The board will hold
a meeting Monday night at o'clock
sharp.
We understand that Horace T.. Nc.
Intyre, formerly Of this city. has relin-
quished his position as government
engineer at the Blackfoot agency, and
will soon remove to Poplar River.-River
Press.
Spokane Miner and Electrician: "Mr.
3. r. Clingan, considerable owner in
coal property at Belt, Montana, passed
through here recently and is now in
kaslo, B. c., looking into some mining
there"
The ladies of the Woman's Relief
,orps have completed arrangements for
IN oyster supper end dance to be given |
Tuesday evening, Oct. %. This is a
worthy object-the raising of fund for
he relief Of old soldiers who may be in |
reed Of aid. The price for supper is put
It the extremely low figure of 25 cents,
ind you can dance to the tune Of the
,est music to be had in the city for only
10 cents. Supper will be served from 5 |
o'clock until IL p. m.
The Great Falls Commercial college
las met with such success during the
irst two months OF its existence as to in
ure very liberal patronage and growth
Turing the next few months. Already
he pains taking managers, Messrs.
3auman and Deardorf feel very much
ratified at what has been accom- plished.
though the institution has only been
pen few weeks about q dozen are
ttending the night school and twenty
re taking different courses in the Com
nercial college proper. During the past
week the following have been enrolled:
diss Hattie Knapp, Miss Kathryn Mil.
or, Howard r. Kneeland, George Bag.
in, Malcolm Moreland, W. j. Dignan.
A TRIBUNE representative was shown
very ingenious as we'll as valuable cane
esterday which was made by j. M.
Davis and now belongs to Frank Huy.
I is made from sections OF buffalo horns
bout three. quarters of an inch in length
nd Of uniform diameter. 1t required
elected sections from about forty horns
D complete it. These parts are made
rm by steel rod running through and
very joint is 80 perfect that the whole
as the appearance OF one continuous
orn except for the color changes. The
is billiard ball and the top
nishes with an inlaid s. gold piece.
.nyone is not surprised to learn that
lr. Huy has refused S75 for his cane.
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