The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-09-14
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town for a short time yesterday.
Miss Nellie Perkins has returned from
an extended visit to friends in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Fullerton left
yesterday afternoon for a visit to Chi.
cago.
p. j. Regan left yesterday afternoon
for a months visit to friends in Waucon,
Iowa.
Aid. Sullivan returned yesterday from
a three weeks hunting and fishing trip
in the Belt mountains.
VIM. McCurdie, roadmaster Of the Mel
hart branch. arrived here yesterday from
Arlington on an inspection trip.
H. II. Nelson returned yesterday from
the Milk river country where he has
been looking after his stock interests.
The funeral of Jas. Mulligan will he
conducted by the members Of division
No. l, Ancient Order Of Hibernlans.
Becker & Whiting the r~ustling special
advertising solicitors are still in the city
and meeting with success in their line.
II. +. Collett left yesterday for Gas.
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ducks and chickens in that vicinity.
Miss Mary Carter of Ninth avenue
north left yesterday for about three
weeks to friends and relatives in st.
Paul.
j. K. Cashier of Belt came in yester.
day afternoon from Helena where he has
been attending the republican state on
vention.
Col. J. II. Rice went east yesterday as
far as the Teton where he will look after
some stock interests. He expects to re-
turn next Saturday.
The managers Of the state orphans
home at Twin Bridges that
the institution will be opened Wednes-
day Sept. 26.
Mrs. Dan Mackenzie left yesterday on
the east-bound train to visit friends at
Ashby, MINI. She will be gone about
three months.
The Cascade Land company filed its
annual report yesterday, showing Its
capital stock to be $372,040 and it's ex-
istlng Indebtedness to be s95,0sS.96.
John r. Rom and George Leehachantz,
natives of Austria, and John johnson, q
native of Sweden, we're granted final cit
izsnship papers yesterday in the district
court.
Mrs. T. P. Fuller of Helena, and Mrs.
j. III. Lemon of Augusta, are visiting at
the residence Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Lippincott, on Sixth avenue
south.
Pastor Riqgan of the Methodist church
who has been at Whitehall arranging to
bring his family to Great Falls has re-
turned and will occupy his pulpit at
both the morning and evening services
today.
f. E. Leech of Dupuyer and A. j.
Cowle and A. c. Warner Of Teton county
arrived here yesterday on their way
home from the republican state con-
%vention where they were delegates.
John Easier, a native Of Russia, yes
terday renowned his allegiance to the
car and declared his Intention Of living
hereafter under the shadow of the
American instead of the Russian eagles
wing.
Mrs. Nj. j. McCourt and her daughter
Annie. mother and sister Of Mrs. Geo.
Mcdonald Of Seventh avenue and Tenth
street, arrived in the city yesterday to
spend a few months with their relatives
here.
A sheriffs deed is filed in the re-
corder's office conveying the interest of
George A. Miller in the e15 of the ne4
and the e1a of the sell, section 30, town
ship 16 north, range 8 east, to the Min
neapolis Trust company for a consider
alton of 500. Also a deed to the same
parties of the interest of Lainie Higgs
ct al. in the se4 OF section "a, township
90 north. range 4 east, for a consider
alton of $1,000.
The ladies of the First Liberal church
will give one of their pleasant social
hops next Friday evening.
Frank Lewis, one of the coal barons of
Belt, came in yesterday to remain in the
city a day or two.
The Bon-Ton will have a car of the
choicest California fruits in Monday
that ever arrived at the Falls. Call and
get prices before buying elsewhere.
A sherif's deed in faver Of the Peo-
ple's Building and Loan association is
filed in the recorders office conveying
the interest of G. F.. Walker in lot I,
block 10, Boston and Great Falls addi-
ton for a consideration OF Sl,Ool.oI;
also a deed to the came parties of James
Browns interest in lot ,, block 45l,
Townsite. for consideration of ~Sl,309.Si.
At the Trades Council meeting last
$ Friday evening Robert Hendry, presi'
dent of the Belt Miners union, pre-
sented the credentials of the delegates
i from that union, and it was formally re
ceived into utilization with the council
The union has a membership Of 2l5 ano
Z is entitled to a representation of foul
!. delegates.
= Ole Olson, the well-known Second
street manager, is in trouble again. Hi
o made a winning at faro and got glorious
Q ly drunk over his success. While il
8 that condition he behaved in such a dis
t orderly manner in a Second street resor
v that the police we're called in. Judg'
IS Hawkins demanded ST. of his winning
yesterday morning in the police cour a
g a sort of income tax on his prosperity.
. Reward.
a Ten dollars reward will be paid for in
h formation that will lead to the recover
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