Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-17

w. IL ooh dbu piIbe, nee MISS L FlOr.
ence Sargent of Belfast, Me-, arrived
Yesterday, after d months wedding tour
They will be at home" after Feb, |.
Daring the past week y car loads of
ore have been shipped from Neihart to
the Great Falls silver eme!ter.the Broad
water shipping eight. and the Gait
'orence, Big Seven and Moulton, one
each.
Z II. Reynolds, who has been engaged
IN The tar-roOting business here for e'v
eral months, left yesterday for Helena,
Butte, Salt Lake, and Colorado yoints
III the Interest of al eastern establish
| ment.
The Weekly Star, the coIored paper
OF Great Falls, notes the fact that Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Young OF Butte are re-
lolclng over the birth of an eight-pound
boy. Mrs Young WAS formerly the wife
OF W. H. Courtney of tnis place.
Felix Armstrong of Cora creek expects
10 shear about 10000 sheep this coming
season. Nr. Armstrong consigned ME
wool last season, and is so strongly of the
oplnion tnat wool is bound to advance
still more in price, that he is consider
'hs thu ""'AHao'i''y vi holoiDg MS WOOL
| over 'lii next season.
Mr.. f. Y. Giroux. advancs agant Far
Joe Cawthorp and hia bic conedy corn.
| Dany. was IN the citv Yesterday Thia
company comes 20 Great Falls for onp
night neXi week, with the laughing sue
Gees, "a Fool for Luck" has twenty peo-
pie and has beer playing TO remarkably
good houses I'll through California and
n,,,n"a p"i, ~ 'ne nI' 'i'"est tna' IL has
=" Wy w "a'0 'N'7 SeaSoh.
Inc anniversary OF the birth OF the
'ih'iflai naru nl Hc"tiand ana the com
,nph people or every country, Robert
nnfnP' occurs on tine 2ofh instant, aod
'he C@ledohlan ciub OF this city, se Is
Cuaphi"rF' Is nIaHIng preparations 10
"uIS celebrate the OCCASION. The cele
ra''on this year viii be held al the
form of q connarr g,d (iurna Thn rar.
,icu,ar- of the nrorram hava NOT hean.
full arranged
Wv ~ ;,
w. IL. MefTitf' VINO had been en-
p'"yeu lot seFers! years as machlnist al
'hh boston and Montana smeters, died
yes efoay mor@,n at o'clock al his
residence at Sixth Vrnue north and
lWenty.third street, At tho age of 3G
years. after an Illness OF week with
pneumonia a widow and two children
survive hlm' The funeral will be held
from the residence at : o'clock Sunday
afternoon, under the auspices of the Mill
and Smeltermens union, No. :.
A oh.,na n ,ha +; o..;.a1o.
train from the east at Great FAILS will
prnk,ut tlU ,uly h. r,a;I
arrive i'll Nelhart more regularly than it
has in the past Heretofore if [ train
from the east was little late the Nei
hart train had to leave without the mail
and that happened quite often. The
time le pow ch snged so that the eastern
train arrives an hour earlier than former
ly, SO that it will be more apt to get in
before the Neihart train leaves Neihart
Miner.
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stats Br asn';a,Ioa ESQ., - II ,no 4.on' r A,
lna,in' ,itf;nenN AZ ,iaa. 'ug I'T 'It
io",ns rrs,t, oll'',I III W;.,I. we'0 electf". w ~
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'Iara nt il.l,no trao.,'n on' SOL; SOL
danIe1 X T",,a 1i,su msIn.a. " 'ee ~ co.
Butte; D. 81. Durfee, }eer |. ldge; w. J.
Stevens. MFs0u.a; j. +. Galloway. Vir.
gjpia City; A. j. Campbell. Liyiugston; !;
Q II. Loud, Miles City: W. 5. Hartman,
Bozemau. Executive commlt;ee--Mas
sena Buliard, Helena; JOHN r.. fo1bIs.
Butte; II. r. Whltehiii, Deer Lodge II.
L. Crouch, Miss0ula; L. L. Day. Living
af0n; w +. c, Stewart. BoZ-man; anu
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