Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-08-21

A. j. Vance of Choteau is in the cit

Mrs, w. M. Bo!e,
James McDevitt, the sheep raiser of
Conrad, 10 in the city.
f. j.. Barker and f. Roehl came down
from N0Ihart yesterday.
DR.. II. Beaupre of Cho;oau, formerly
OF Great Falls, is in the city.
S. A. Miller, a well known stockgrower
Of Big Sandy, is in the city
Joe Layoie, a well known rancher of
Kibbey, is in Great Falls ON business.
Rev. F. A. Riggin returned yesterday
morning from the conference at Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Bateman yester-
day won't to Silver for a few dayp' out
ing.
Mrs, Harry B. Mitchell returned yes
terday, after a few weeks visit IN WIS
consin.
Mrs. Bouprie of Grand Forks, N. d.,
is visiting Mrs. Joseph Houle OF the
West side.
Mrs. Frank Coombs and daughter,
Pearl, have returned from Vancouver,
where they spent a few months.
Thomas Ashton and family, of Eighth
avenue south and Seventh street, left
Sunday for Butte, where they will make
their home.
H. Sommers OF Helena, superintendent
} Of the Montana division of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company, is in
Great Falls.
Rev. e. S. butcher, the Methodist
minister, who is stationed at the Piegan
} Indian mission, is in the city, en- route
to Sand Coulee,
Chief James Burns of the fire depart
ment has returned from Salt Lake,
where he attended the national conven-
: ton OF fire chiefs.
! Judge Charles w. Pomeroy of Kalis-
! pell arrived yesterday, en- route to hle
t home from the state conference at Dill
Ion of the Methodist Episcopal church
Henry Cannon of Helena has pur-
chased from the Northern Pacific Rail
way Co. 2,546 acres of land in the vicin-
, ity of Squaw hollow, paying therefor
. sG,332 80.
Judge Benton yesterday admitted 70
citizenship in the United States William
H. Rance, of the Silver Dollar, a native
g of Canada, and Edward Olson, a native
8 Of Sweden.
George Raban. who has been visiting
n in England for several weeks, and his
o son Percy, who has been attending an
English school for about five years, will
return to Great Falls Sept. 6.
Conductor H. E. Harmon, Of the Mon
tana Central railway, and wife will leave
Al -. &c. - ,a1of;or ~ i, p,nryI
during which they will visit Seattle anc
= other cities on Puget sound.
James Byrne, who has been for severa
years in the employ of the Goodrich
q Lumber company, will leave this morn
ing for K~alispell, where he has accepteC
! q a position with the Union Lumber com
pany.
J The funeral at st. AIMS Catholic
u church yesterday morning of the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Speng
IA Ter was attended by a very large numbpi
of friends of the family. The floral trih
u utee from friends and neighbors wert
;. beautiful and numerous.
Is Information is wanted Re to the where
aboute of George Mason, a colored black
smith. When last heard of he was OF
3 his way to Big Timber or Billings. An.
information will be gladly received b,
his wife, Hannah Mason, of White Sui
At phur Springs, Mont. State papers pleas
copy.
10 River Press: The populists of Cho
Of teau county met at the Pacific hotel Of
Ut Saturday last to choose delegates to tn
le state convention. The delegates %selecte'
in we're A. Decker, G. w, Sweet, O., i
Wickizer, Gus Senieur and Jno. Connol
!, ly. A resolution was passed ~favorin!
ia fusion with the Montana democracy up
A on a etate ticket.
0 L.. II. Converse, who returned Monda,
y. from a several months visit in Denve,
IN carries a Bryan cane that is very at
or t~ractive and, he says, expresses the al
moet unanimous sentiment of the peopi
of Denver. 1t is a handsome stick ant
"a the head consists OF a silver bust o
Bryan, showing his head and shoulders
ii and engraved on the shoulders is tn
slogan, "16 to H.
Hancock (Mich) Copper journal
~ Walter Hoskin, who lately closed up hi
" grocery store here, left Tuesday last TO
Great Falls. Mont, where he has a posi-
ton awaiting him. r X X Mrs. VIM
n, Lapp, who has been visiting her parent
at Dollar Bay, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri.
g Warrington, for about two months, in
ir tends to leave for her home IN Grea
of Falls, Mont, on Saturday.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Enright, Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. W. Enright, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M
Gaunt, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Devine, A
Metzmeier and H. Goodyear left yester
OF day for a five weeks outing above tn
rs sul phur springs on the North fork o
Sun river. They have a fine outfit, com
or prising IA horses, five wagons, a numbe
X of tents and a large supply of provisions
u. with a cook, and anticipate a very en-
joyable vacation.
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