Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-09-04
Friday. Sept. 4.

DR.. b +. Sandow of Neihgrs is in the
city.
Mrs. Alvin Hodson and daughter of
Cascade are in the city.
John Lepley, the Fort Benton stock
grower, is in Great Falls on business.
Born, yesterday, to Mrs. Michael Kom-
mere OF Little Milwaukee, a daughter.
Will H. Boone, the bicyclist, expects to
leave Tuesday for Chicago, where be will
reside.
Mrs, W. A. Killian of Helena is the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Trimborne of the
West side.
H. II. Nelson came down from Cascade
yesterday and will remain to attend, as
a delegate, the republican county con-
vention.
A. G. Sears, late Of Seattle, is in the
city, en- route to Neihart, where he will
assume the principalship of the public
schools of that town.
j. E. Enright and the party that ac-
conpanied him have returned from q
very pleasant hunting trip to the head
waters of the north fork of the Sun
river.
Mrs. f. j. Adams and Mrs. George X.
Figchor. who have been guests of Mrs.
II. Ii. Nelson of Cascade for the last
week, are expected to return home to-
morrow.
Thomas Wheeler u Sand Coulee, who
| hae zen seriously i'll for several Gays at
the Grand Central hotel, suffered a re-
| laps yesterday and his condition is now
considered extremely critical.
l'gtg. Gen. j, II. Griereon, L. :. A.,
retired, Of Jacksonville, ILL.,, was in the
Cit Yesterday, eu route from the Yellow
stonp National park to Fort Assinni-
bo4lp, where he will visit his son, who is
a Lieutenant in rhe Tenth cavalry,
James Pierce and family arrived yes
terJjly from Lethbridge, to be present ut
the trial, in the district court, of the
suit for damages for personal Injuries
Of .'r, AID Mrs, Pierce against the Great
Fais Il Canada Railway company.
$ D. Largent, superintendent of the
pubic schools Of Great Falls, states that
he anticipates II considerably increased
enrolment for the term that will COM
menCe next Tuesday morning. He yes
| terttay examined and assigned to grades
% new pupils. He will be at the Ninth
Avenue South building from 100 to 4 p.
M. today for examining applicants. This
| will be the last opportunity for pupils to
be assigned to grades prior TO the open
ing OF the schools.
b. M. Hurrell returned yesterday
morning, after a seven weeks visit in
Europe. He visited at his former home,
Fort William, Invernessshire, Scotland,
at several cities in England and at Paris.
He reports trade and business in the
sections he visited better than for sew
eral years and says that there is a con-
siderable number OF people in favor Of
tho free coinage of silver. After return
ing to America, Mr.. Burrell visited in
New York city and at Niagara Falls.
Mr.. j. H. Schmitz Of Chicago, who has
taken several medals for his fine photo
graphic and artistic work, has come to
take charge of the Elite photo parlors,
opposite the postoftice, and his work
speaks wonders for the art Of photog-
raphy. Mr.. Schmitz is a very genial
gentleman and speaks both German and
English. Prof. Armand, the great Span
ish specialist, says his work is beyond
comparison. It can be seen at any time
at the Elite photo parlors. His platinum
photos are simply out of sight.
w. J. Evans, Jr., returned yesterday
from Helena, whore he had spent a week
in futile efforts to induce II. L. Bennett,
the crack professional bicyclist of Hell.
ene, TO race according TO agreement,
Bennett positively refused and the stake
holder declined to return to Bennett any
portion OF the $500 purse. Mr.. Evans
his intention Of returning Sat
urday TO Helena, securing the track off
Gals presence and riding around the
course. He says that he will then claim
the purse, and if refused, will institute
suit for IT,