Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-02

Walter S. Clark arrived yesterday
from Choteau.

Walter S. Clark arrived yesterday
from Choteau.
Alex Wright, postmaster and mer-
chant at Neihart. is in the city.
E. J. Murphy, a prominent stock
grower of Augusta, is in the city.
f. Beach of Augusta, commissioner Of
Lewis and Clarke county, is in the city
Mrs. H. L. Nett wife Of a merchant OF
Augusta, and children are in Great
Falls.
O.J. Wackerln, hardware merchant
of Fort Benton, is in the city on bust
ness.
G. o. Reed of Helena, chairman of the
populist state central committee, arrived
yesterday.
John Fleming, representing promi-
nent live stock commission firm of Chi
cago, is in Great Falls.
r. M. Burris of the Brunswick will
leave this afternoon for Yellowstone
county on Il business trip.
County Superintendent Swan has a.,
pointed w. W. Carr, trustee of school
district No G (Truly) vice P. w. Brad
ford, resigned.
Thomas Reyuolds, night clerk at the
Park hotel returned yesterday morning
from Columbia Falls, where he had been
hunting for nearly month.
The quarterly meeting of the Seventh
Day Adventist church will be held next
Sabbath and Sunday. The first service
will be held Friday evening Elder
Stone will conduct the services.
At the November quarterly examiDa-
ton of applicants for teachers certiti-
Gates the questions in American litera-
ture will be based on the textbook,
masterpieces in American Literature" !"
C. F. Stork, candidate on the demo-
cratic populist ticket for representative
in the legislature, came in yesterday
from his ranch near Red butte and at
tended the meeting at the Grand opera
house.
City and county taxes will become
payable next Monday. For the first
time, the city taxes will this year be col
lected by the city treasurer, raising the
city to the first class causing this
change.
Harmon Lars of Great Falls and Miss
) Jennie Nixon, who recently arrived from
, Canada, were married yesterday after
J noon at the parsonage Of the First Meth.
, odist Episcopal church, Rev. O. w
Mintzer, pastor of that church, Off
ciating.
Next Saturday evening there will be {
meeting of the free silver club of the
Meisenbach precinct, at which addresse!
will be delivered by M. NJ. Lyter anc
others. II will be an old fashioned
t rally. as all the voters in that section
will turn out.
@ Manager G. n Hartley of the Crane
yesterday morning went to Butte, to en-
i. deavor to cytricate Manager Magulrt
' and several theatrical troupes from thu
tangle in which the destruction OF Ma
Q guire s opera house involved their dates
4 He will return Saturday.
Elder Stone returned yesterday from
f Belt. where he has been holding pro
@ tracted services for the last two months
There wero about a dozen converts as
result Of the meetings, all being adults
=, a Sabbath school WAS organized anl
Elder Stone expects to return ther
every two weeks to hold service.
." Eugene G.. Merrill OF Terre llaute
= who has been soliciting aid for tn
locked out miners of Indiana, report
[, the following donations to the Indiani
y Mine Workers association: Sand Coule
T. Miners union, so: Neihalt Miners
union, SO; Great Falls A. +, uf Il,
3 O1O; Great Falls Carpenters and Join
J prG' uniGn %91 Others have made dc