Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-12-04
NEWS ey T1G WEEK
W. H.. Glasscock is in from Felt,

d, IL. Stack. the %sheepman of Stan
ford, is in Great Falls.
Fred W. Wagner, a St. Paul harness
merchant, is in the city.
A. j. Voight, the butcher of Aiming
ton, WAS in Great Falls yesterday.
Atty, I. Parker VeRzey is seriously ill
at his home at 3l8 Fifth avenue north.
Joseph Chambers. a well-known
rancher Of kibbey, ia in the city on bust
ness,
Jesso |. Phelps, a prominent stock
grower OF Helena, ia In Great Falls on
business.
G. II. Anderson, an insurance and
loan agent of Helena, is in Great Falls
on business.
Atty. II. j, Walsh of Helena was in the
houra yesterday.
A. j. Davis, Cashier Of the First Ma
tiona! bank of Butte, Was in the city on
business yesterday.
Attorneys j. B. Leslie and George II.
stanton returned yesterday after a sew
eral days visit IL Butte and Anaconda,
Mrs, +. c, Lawyer Of Belt returned
yesterday morning from Helena, where
she has been visiting friends FOR several
days,
F. u, Hsskine, representing G. D.
Barnard & Co. Of st. Louis, plHuufact-
urers Of blank books and Office supplies,
is in the city,
Mrs. Rhine OF Bedford, Ind, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. q. L.
Barker of 415 Fourth avenue north, and
Will remain until ummer.
The fair which was to have been given
today by the ladies' Of the Liberal church
has been postponed until next Saturday
afternoon and evening, Dec. 5.
Or. j, II, Willard of Lewistown was in
the city yesterday, en- route 10 his home
from Helena, whore he was a witness in
the United States district court,
Mr.. ard Mrs. ". E. Chamberlain
have removed from the Linden terrace
to rooms % and q, Grand Central hotel,
where they will reside duling the winter.
Monarch correspondence of The TelB-
UNE says; II is 10 degrees below zero
this Thanksgiving morning, with II
inches OF snow on the level and 'etill D.
anowin'."
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Browne re-
turned Thursday morning after q visit
in Helena and will BE- at home at the
Park hotel uutll about the middle Of
February, when they expect 10 go tc
Washington, D, G, for 3 few weeks
visit,
County Treasurer pickorman 3tatas
that taxes are coming IN rather slowly
this year. The number of receipts i9
sued Is ABOUT 500 less than to the same
not delinquent until Dec. I, while last
year they became Delinquent Dec. 3, arc
it may b9 that the number of delin.
quonts will bo no larger than in 1885.
Fort Benton River Press: NJ. T. Marsh
who arrived from Big Sandy this morn.
ing, reports the daily slaughter Of cat.
tie THAI crowd on the Cheat Northern
track in that vicinity. i bunch of i
head Was killed and mgim~d just west Of
Big Sandy 4 couple Of nights ago, anC
between this point and Chinook some K
head have been killed since the prevail
ing etoro1a commenceu'
About 4 a, NJ. yesterday HI Austrian
named }. Repo5ky, made application for
lodging AZ the police station, He is t
coal miner and Mad walked in from Bel
Thanksgiving day. His feet and cars
were badly frozen. lie had formerly
worked IN SAND CouIee ana heu zone Il
belF looElng Tor "oik' l,oiLg uhHuGces
Iui ana out q money, ms sl"'leu 10
Great faIia ihursuay noon "ltnou.
haFihR hao d oIte 10 eau lhaL uHy, aIl
WIN" most people were enjoying Vne.i
turkey ne vas tfatnplnG' hungTy ell
cola eve! tl2 pTe'f'es to"aFo Urea
Fails
Last nighr al II o'clock reports re
ceiytd at the Alonfana Central head
oms,fera ahowed thn cid wave upbroker
in most PARTS of the STATE. Al Helena i