Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21
NEWS eE MlM 11z WEEK
Saturday, Feb, 10.

Capt w. S. Scott, U. S, A., stationed
at Fort Assnnboine is visiting Great
Falls friends,
e. Il. Mcneil of Boulder. we'll known
civil engineer OF that section, is visiting
friends IN Great Falls.
A marriage license was issued yester
day to HJalmar Jankala and Miss Annie
Helberg, Sand Coulee Firms.
Nose Snitfen, who has been ill at Co
lumhus hospital with pneumonia FOR
some time, is rapidly recovering.
Frank Lampen. deputy clerk in the
county clerks office, is reported to be
quite i'll at hls residence with severe
attack Of peurisy.
The gross receipts at the dinner given
by the ladies' Of the African Methodist
Epi copal church were SO The ladies
donated the entire amount toward pay
ment of the debt Oh the church .and
assumed the responsibility for all eX
pensca connected with the dinner
Al Me'zmpier has resigned as agent al
Belt for the American Brewing and
Malhng company and has been succeeded
by Fred tl!I, recently uf Armngiun.
The company has purchased fir III tIaLk
Lewis d lot, 4OXl2O feet, and wIi erect
thereon a large stone cold storage buuee,
James Gardner of Naihart, who has
been working at the Nevada n!ne, was
in town yesterday. He reports a mpet
favorable showing ar that NINE, where
large bodies of ore similar tu the Gait
product have been uncovered, aud the
Nevatia sill soon be considerable ship
per of ore,
D. d. Pattee has purchased the stock
and business of the Great falir ash
grocery, in the Cory block. MIR Pattee
has possession, expects to enlarge the
stock and combine a first class groc, ry
store with tho feed and produce huel-
ness, which he has been for sometime
conducting.
The Montana Central Railway com
pany yesterday ordered tho Castner Coal
and Coke company to remove from Its
right-of-way at Belt the poles recently
placed by the latter company for the
purpose of electric lighting the mines
and town, and the order wac at once
complied with.
The Belt Times charges that the rules
and regulations of the county board OF
health are being constantly violated by
certain classes in that camp. Diphtheria
is raging there, but people are going to
and fro between places in which the
disease exists. The Times is evidently
angry because The county commissioners
will not allow quarantine Off :ers and
asks: "Have we health officer? II not,
why not?"
The trustees Of the Electric City club
have elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Ira Myers, president;
Gold Il. Curtis. vice president; G.. IL.
Clark, secretary and treasurer; IL. f.
Collett, O. +. Wadsw rth and James
O'Grady, house committee. The report
of the retiring treasurer showed that
the Indebtedness Of the club had been
reduced since the organization 1S
months ago from $1,000 to 81, 100. A
vote Of thanks was extended to the re-
tirlng officers and trustees of the club
for the efficient manner in viii h the
affairs Of the club had been conducted,
In addition to the speakore at Ii 9
farmers institute to be held at Belt Fri
day and Saturday, Feb, 2S and %, al
ready announced in THE tribune, 5. b.
Robbins, probably the best irrigation en-
gineer in the state and the Montan a
member Of the National Irrigation asso
ciaton. Will read A paper on "t'armland
Irrigation in Northern Montana cover
ing the subject IN an interesting and
profitable manner, Sam Stephenson,
city attorn If Great Falls. an eloquent
orator, will speak ol Education, the
Cornerstone of Agricultural Success ~
There will be many other entertaining
Speakers, whose subjects will be an
nounced prior to theconvening of the iu-