Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

j. I. Arlington returned yesterday
from Helena.
Louis G. Phelps yesterday went to
Helena on business.
County Attorney Freeman returned
yesterday from Helena.
f. e. Quimby, a well-known citizen of
Cascade, is in Great Falls.
Frank Ogilve, proprietor of the Bate
man house at Belt, is in the city.
Louis Kniesel, we'll known miner of
Neihart, is in Great Falls on business.
John Horsky, Jr, Of Sutphen's drug
store of Helena, was in the city yesterday.
Robert Finn and family returned yea
terliay morning TO their home at Cas-
cade.
r G Jones, the grocer. left this morn
ing for Idaho, where he Will mine until
Christmas
l. G.. Harris, prominent rancher Of
st. Peters Mission, and wife arrived
yesterday.
Minneapolis journal: Miss Mabel Col.
lins of Great Falls is the guest Of Mrs r.
W. Cooley,
=. d. Parker of Cleveland will ship a
train load OF mutton wethers from Har-
lem Oct, ID.
John P. Tabor. a well-known rancbel
of the vicinity Of st. Peters Mission, ie
in the city.
Frank W. Webster. VINO has been con
fined to his home by illness, was much
inproYed yesterday.
Miss Cecil Flanagan returned yester
day from Helena, where she had visited
| friends for three weeks.
| B. F. ONcal drove yesterday to his
ranch, eight miles this side Of Fort Ben
ton, to spend a few days.
Mayor Webster returned yesterday
from a visit TO Butte and Helena anC
will leave today for Eastern Montana.
Mrs. Thomas j. Todd of Fort Benton
arrived yesterday morning and is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. +. j. Adams.
DR.. A. A. Davis has returned after c
months visit at his former home in the
Michigan copper country and at Chi
cagO.
Miss Mary Word, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Robert S. Ford for the
past fortnight, returned yesterday to hel
home in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scars. who have
been the guests Of their son, j. W, Searls
for some time, left yesterday morning fol
their home MtpneaDOIIs
Miss Nellie Pheeney, who has beer
the guest of her brother, p. j. Pheeney
since spring, will leave this morning fol
her home, WinonH, Mimi.
Born. Yesterday, to Mr. and Mrs Joe
Pattrino Of Little Milwaukee, son: t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gahres, residing
near the Sun river bridge, a son.
Miss Adele Jensen, who has been Wis
ting relatives in Minneapolis for the
past six weeks and who was expected t1
return soon, has decided to spend the
winter in the Flour City.
Mrs Elizabeth Cockrill and daughter
Miss Fanny, expect to leave soon for /
few months visit at their former home
in Kentucky. Miss Julia Cockrill will a
the same time 60 to Helena for Il shor
visit with relatives, after which she viii
also go to Kentucky.
c. S. Werner, organizer for the dis
trict of Montana, North Dakota anC
Idaho of the Improved Order of Rec
Men, returned yesterday from Belt
where he has organized tribe of tht
order with 70 charter members. The
election and installation of officers vii
occur next Monday evening.
River Press: j. p. Cupp, near thu
mouth of Clear creek, is very proud oveI
his SUCCESS this season. He has raisec
some Of the finest oats ever grown in The
state, the average yield being G5 bushel!
per acre, machine measure, and weighint
1915 pounds to the bushel. This recorl
would be hard TO beat anywhere in the
country.
Ii is learned from Cascade that work
has been resumed on the Chestnut val
ley irrigating ditch, which is being con
structnd by farmers of the valley. The
litigation between klcinschmidt of Hell
era and The promoters Of the enterprise
has been settled and it is expected thai
the ditch will he completed before snow
flies.
Calumet CIich) Copper Countr5
Eveniug News: Viii Boone, the bicycle
rldcr, arrived here yesterday afternoon
lie will endenyoC to arrange for bicycle
meet in which ho and VIII Evans will
fake a prominent part, and viii tele
graph Evans, who is now in Great Falls
TO como on at once. Boone has been in
Chicago since leaving tho west and came
here from shat place.
At tho annual meeting, held at the
homo of Mrs. G.. X. Gilchrist, of the
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary
society of the First Presbyterian church
all officers were reelected. MrR James
p. Lewis, the president, presented a very
interesting report of the eynodical meet
ing and WAS highly complimented b.
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