Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
Friday, Oct. 8.

city.
Mrs. J. G. McCuaig of Dupuyer is in
Great Falls.
Representative d. A, Harris of Cascade
is IN the city.
r. L. McCuloh of Fort Assinniboine
is in Great Falls,
F. G. Givens, a prominent cattleman
of Nlillegan, ia in the city On business.
G.. ID. Patterson, well-known sheep
grower OF Fort Eenton, arrived yesterday.
G. H. Alexander, manager OF the Cen
eral Electric Co. of Helena, is in Great
Falls.
W. D. Barclay, manager of the Great
Falls & Canada Railway Co., arrived yes
terday from I.ethbridge
F. e Smith of Lewistown, candidate
OF the Mckinley men for Judge of the
Tenth district, is in the city.
w. P. S. Hawke, superintendent OF
the Rocky Mountain Telegraph Co., ar
rived yesterday from Helena.
f. D. Cooper, Mckinley candidate for
1ouutJ dIIlFCtt yesterday
from his home, near st. Peters Mission.
Archibald Gray. assistant general
freight agent Of the Montana Central
railway, came over from Butte yesterday.
Col. Alexander G. Botkin, Mckinley
candidate for governor. is scheduled to
speak in Great Falls Saturday evening"
Oct. H.
Mrs. G.. f. Wallace and son are 'ex-
pected to return today, after several
months visit in Cleveland and other
eastern cities
J. Silverman and Mrs. Sol Cohen Of
Choteau are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S
Cohen Of 9l5 Eighth avenue south. Mr.
Silverman is Mrs. Cohen's father
Lincoln j. Carters new play, The
Tornado" at the opera house tonight, in
which the author is said to have achieved
q more brilliant success than in his first
effort, "The Fast Mail"
Helena Herald: Misses Mabel and
Maude Houston have returned from at
tending school in Wisconsin. The former
has entered upon her duties as teacher
at the Benedict school,
If Mr.. Hill had thought of it while he
was here yesterday, he might have had
his watch cleaned ard warranted one
year for S1.10, or had the best main
spring fitted for 5l.O0, at Jesse Collom's,
opposite the postoflice.
p. f. Sherlock. the mutton buyer of
La Fox, ILL.,, has purchased from John
f. Patterson of the Shonlzin 2lOO head
of laubs at S1.15 and from Col. j. III.
Rice of Great Falls 1000 head of lambs
and yoarlings at about the same price.
G. Dllmsn, representative of the
Schlitz Brewing company, ie in the city,
having lust returned from a canvass in
all parts of Illinois. lie is confident,
from his observations, that Bryan will
carry Illinois and is willing to bach his
opinion with money.
G. O. Jarl has returned from Cleve.
land. where he attended the national
| convention of the brotherhood of Car
penters and Joincrs Of America. AT a
meeting of the local union he made a
full report of his actions as delegate and
of the work of the convention.
Boston lodge, No 4G, A. O. L. W,
yesterday evening initiated W. T., Brown
and james r. Reich. The lodge now has
membership of 80 and shows a con-
slant gain since its organization. The
interest OF the members is encouraging
and the financial condition is extremely
gratifying.
At the regular meeting of the Ladies'
Society Of the First Baptist church, it
was decided to give an entertainment for
the benefit Of the church the last week
of October. The entertainment will
probably consist of tabeauy and similar
features, and will be up to the usual
very high standard Of the Baptist ladies,
The afternoon train from Helena was
an hour late yesterday, not arriving un-
til the north bound train on the Great
Falls X Canada had departed. A China
man came in from Helena, en- route to
Cboteeu, and was considerably alarmed
when he learned that he had to spend
a hours where none Of his fellow
countrymen had been tolerated. but he
finally found place to stay and will go
north this afternoon.
A short time ago the Dr. Miles Medi-
cal company of EIkhart, Ind offered
prizes for the solution Of a difficult rebus.
There were only five solutions received
from Montana aud four of those were
from Great Falls. Mrs. John S. Cook of
Great Falls received the first prize, 50;
Mrs NJ. L. Brilgeman, Miss Edith
Chase and Charles f. Woebnor, all of
Great Falls, and Miss Blanche Barker
Of Bozcman each received prize of Il.
One of the greatest scenes in "The
Tornado," Lincoln j. Carter's second