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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Ihuf,'lay, Sept. ~.

Miss Mary Word Of Helena is III,
guest Of Mrs. K. $ Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wallace Taylor o
ChJtrqu arc in Great Falls.
Born, TO Mr. nud Mrs. Robinson of the
West side, an pound daughter.
Attorney ". 3. Sands of Chinook is
in Great Falls on professional business
Judge Benton has admitted William
Newman, native OF England, 10 citizen.
ship in the United States.
Archibald Gray, assistant general
freight agent of the Montana Central
railway came over from Butte yesterday
Miss Ella B. Downing is expected t.
return this afternoon after month S
visit with Miss Thoroughman at Cas-
cade.
A. ". Greeley of Great Falls has
been appointed clerk to the democratic
state central committee, with head
quarters at Helena, and has entered
upon his duties.
Married, yesterday afternoon, at the
parsonage of the First Methodist Epis.
copal church, Mr.. William Bailey of
Chotcau and Miss Ellen Doud of Duluth,
Mimi. Rev. o. W. Mintzer officiating.
Fred Rothweiler, aged 10, died at Col
umbus hospital yesterday morning,
from liver complaint. The funeral will
be held at , p. m. today, proceeding
from McBratney's undertaking parlors
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
celVeU J yteteFuaN:
Ddu Fellows Entertain.

Tuesday evening about 80 members of
Rainbow and Plymouth lodges, t. O, O,
f., and several members Of the Rebekah
degree left Great Falls in carriages for
Sand Coulee, at the invitation of Valley
City lodge of Sand Coulee,
Arrlving at sand Coulee, The Great
Falls Vleltora we're present al Ii uoctlng
OF Valley City lodge, and afterw8Iu adj
IOurnment Was taken to Library hall.
where dancing vas enjoyed for several
hours. Excellent music Was provided
and the SAud Cuu.ee Rebekat!s furnis! o.l
q toothsome luncheon.
The visitors returned 20 Great l'Gla
about 1 o clock yesterday morning and
all were enthusiastic in rrA' II the
hospitality OF The 9and Coulee iuJ-es
ana heartily averred that they BAD
never spent nore pleasant evening.
Those attending from Great EaIl5
we're Mesdames }, r. Enrlght. a, r.
Devine, Dibbe, J. I, Lyons, Joseph
steiner, Thomas MiI.ington Ira Gull ert-
son * H. y. oar and s. II Moore.
Misses Tulheit, Kabakcr, Ccts Gut
baka; Moasrs. =, IT, Gejsth@cpe *, Il
WIber, Ira lsIoettaou, j. /. j.er5.
yhos, Mi,liuGtnn Il, MecLsoi g. Nc
Iver, Ted Morris, Dave Crau.sar, i.tt
Williams, j W. Wyrue, A, 'l." a'5
+. ~par!iug, Frank Paxton, w. ,lu.se
and j. A. Collins
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
at IA Second street north to the First
M f, church,

at "A Second street north to the First
M. r. church.
Calumet Mich Copper Country
Evening News: DR.. A. A. Davis, of
Great Fails, arrived in Calumet yester-
day afternoon on a visit with friends.
DR.. Davis was formerly employed on the
Calumet and lIeca medical staff, and
has large circle of friends who are
glad to see him again. Mr.
Meyers and family returned yesterday
afternoon from Great Falls, where they
had been visiting the formers son.
Tuesday evening, at the church, the
congregation Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church rendered a reception
to Rev. 0. W. Mintzer and wife, who re-
Gently arrived from Kalspell A large
number of friends called to greet and
welcome the new pastor and his wife
and all spent a very enjoyable evening.
During the evening the Black Eagle
orchestra furnished delightful music,
recitations were delivered, and dainty
lunch was served.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
eE vH1E z9z WEEK
saturday. Sept. 10.

buin G. Young and bride returned
prday from Helena.
"a Fergus county fair has been post
d until Sept. %, %, and "a.
illus Iirshberg, leading merchant
hoteau, came in yesterday after
ant l.. j. Fleming and bride re-
ed yesterday from the Yellowstone
onal park.
mes Sulgrove of Choteau, county
Fney Of Teton county, is in the city
rofpgsional business.
torney j. G.. Bair of Choteau ar
Yesterday, to attend to some bust
il, the district court.
., 4. X. Baird, d. D., of Helena,
breach in the First Presbyterian
Fch tomorrow morning and evening.
like dinner at the Grand Central
|np room from to 7:30 for 35 cents
Inch from y to l:30. Board by week,
| Mrs. Carrie Farber, proprietrcss.
"a, William Askew, two daughters
two children of Fred w. Wrighte,
Ned here from Neche, n. D., this
hing. They will make their home in
bat Falls hereafter
=. w. Park returned yesterday from a
to st. Paul and Chicago. His
|her, Mrs. John G. Park, formerly Of
hon, accompanied him from st. Paul
will make Great Falls her home.
be CONDITION of his wifo's health he
|itating her removal to Texas, David
Deaton, democratic nominee for
kiG Of Fergus county, has resigned,
the county central committee har
kipated ex Sheriff W. d, Deaton il
|etead.
fort Benton River Press: Mrs 4. s
kner and daughter, Olive, left today
Minneapolis, where they propo5-
j ding the winter, " Mrs
! e. and family, accompanied by the
Patterson and Bowling, were uaH
kars for Minneapolis on toaay'e cR-t
ri train, They will take up tenn
|hry residence il that city,
tformatiou wanted OF the where
! buts Of Anton lmper, who left So"tl
nlontou, Alberta, Canada, last Aprj
sGreat Falls, Mont, t. work in tn
BE- in that vicinity. lie ID - yaacs
Iec, 3 feet high, fairly large uuo
r.. 4gpGV hair: German Nv birth
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Sunday, Sept. 20.

G. L. Bailey Of Neihart is in Grea,
Falls.
E. j. Barker came down FROM Neihart
yesterday.
Peter Pilgeram has returned from
Deer Lodge.
a. b. Hill yesterday went to Winston
ON business.
Francis S. Eaton returned yesterday
Arrrl Helena.
& s. B. A. Robertson. the Sun Eiver mer-
chant, is in Great Falls.
T. M. Chamberlain, the sheepman of
4 Box Elder, ie in the city.
# G. r. Rowlos, well-known rancher OF
Sun River, is in Great Falls.
Vincent Fortune yesterday went tc
Cascade for few days visit.
G. r. Scolfin, a prominent stoctgrower
i d Pondera, is IN Great Falls
II J ustce and Mrs. j. 2. Fitzgerald OF
lit came in yesterday evening,
9&J amcs Greeley and bride arrived yes
rday morning from Fa! River, Mass
INV. =. Wren left yesterday for a few
nys hunting in the vicinity of High
SVood,
A. G. Coleman has returned, after {
4 few weeks visit at his former homo
Anoka, Mimi,
"A marriage liCcL SO was issued yester
ia DAY TO William Sharp and Miss ltint
h HyansOn, both Of Bolt
Harry Hughes, the hide and fur buyer
INK ft yesterday for Il business "trip to th'
lhckfoot Indian reservation.
Alfred f. Rogers of 81 Third avenue
prth returned after q several weeks
1T at st. Louis and at Old Point Com
Miss Clgck of Fort Worth, Tex, wht
ID been in Great Falla for few days
ND lft yesterday morning to visit friends
MR HaYre.
MaR DR.. II. IL. Bird of Helena, state veteri
#Sarlan, and his assistant, II. II, Nelson
MM Cascade, are in tho city for the pur
KNpose of inspecting some imported bucks
E Mrs. Joun Mclean of POS Fourth ave
que north returned this morning after {
M9cVefH! months absence, SFtNt in NlElL
ing relatives in Manitoba Ontario anC
Michigan.
C. &. Rice of Chicago who was il
charge of the baing machine at tht
Nreat Northern wool houca during tht
Mool season, arrived yesterday with two
earloads of Lincolnshire bucks.
@ The Mckinleyites who went to Hell
pa TO invite John Sherman to speak il
Srcat Falls returned yesterday, unsuc
ssful, tho goldbug chief stating thai
was impossible for him to visit Grca
alls.
John Zimmerman of Choteau, sheriff
Mef Teton county, is in the city on bust
less. Mr.. Zimmerman was defeated
or denomination in the Teton county
Mepublican convention and has ar
ounced his candidacy as an inde
*pendent.
@ Mrs. W. X. Simpson, Miss Simpson
md Messrs. F. E. Simpson and w. #
Virgin arrived yesterday from Boston
md will leave tomorrow morning fol
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

Neihart. They are stockholders in the
Hudson Mining company, owners of the
Eighty eight, Mountain Chief and other
claims at Neihart.
d. r. Edwards, accompanied by his
wife, who had been visiting at Liberty,
Mo-, for some time, returned yesterday
morning, after months vacation, in the
course Of which he visited in Missouri
and at Stanton, Va, where his daughter
is attending school. Mrs Edwards
health is greatly improved. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards will reside for the present
with Mrs. NJ. j. Leaning of ZIG Fourth
avenue north.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS T0START IT
Citizens Contribute That Sum Toward
The Tribune" Bryan Silver
Fund.
Two Railroad Men, in the Employ of
the Hanna Syndicate, in
Town.

This Office is in receipt of an aupeal
from the democratic national committee
for necessary funds with which to con-
duct the campaign now being made in
the interest Of the plain people against
the organized and consolidated money
power of the whole country, if not, in
deed, the whole world, by that fearless
and noble champion of truth and justice,
William j. Bryan. 1t is a notorious
fact that the Mark llama syndicate,
which is managing the campaign for
Mckinley, Is spending an enormous
amount of money to defeat Bryan's cleo
ton. TO this fund nearly every trust,
monopoly, and railroad in the country
has contributed its assessment. 1t is
only yesterday that Jack Horan, an en-
glneer on the Northern Pacific railroad,
who holds the position of third vice
president Of the brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers. arrived in this city for
the purpose Of trying to influence engi-
neet5 and railroad men to vote
the Mckinley ticket. Another en-
giueer, by the name of II. Currv,
also arrived, en- route 70 Anaconda on
the same errand The question of who
pays the freight is cot hard TO answer.
| These Instances are only giyea 10 show
that Hanna has money to throw to the
Cogs, for 1t must be known 10 tim that
there l7 no chance to gain electors In
tll3 section OF the country, Tie demo
eratlc committee, sadly hiu.eseG for
| tvnd3 win which to distrhu., .r.c com
re docu"eute and spread .L. gospel Of
ailF@r has July cue resource, r.., j4aL i4
| I app1al TO the patriotism o5 people.
| 'a'- icg ou tne a. ,rcgato OF .. a..G..
suns contributed ~ them il ...t t.e
cpatriOutJu- Of millionaire v a4 y1a
latter are uaGa to further t.. cause.
IN response - ln9 call for - u..r SUD
-.rigtioua u ii the commit .-. mum
/ Der Of citi2er= go7terday called j.. jaE
! TRIBUNE Office g0d lett amlH l.uatir1a.
which TIE IHrEr&g acknowledges
below. II Is hoped that OTHERS
may follOw the good rha.pla
and the iotal Of tff-a sma.
sums mdy aid TO some extent The gooa
cause for which they are given, A4.
tIitioD@ TO the fund will be Acknowledged
from time 70 time and forwsr.ea go the
comnlittee. The tO.D&ing syma g,eIe re-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

Mr. Bryan was yesterday a welcome
guest in several cities of the Nutmeg
state. The most enthusiastic supporters
of free coinage do not expect to carry
Connecticut, yet it is we'll that the can
didate put in an appearance and make
talks to the residents. 1t will show
those who see and hear him what man
ner of man he is and prove to many that
he is not tho red handed anarchist that
he has been painted by the goldbug
press and orators.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Friday, Sept. 20.

nr. j. A. Bovett of Helena is in Il e
city,
Mr.. and Mis-. Frank Glab have gone
to Augusta for a visit.
The beef roundup for the north side Of
Sun river will start Sunday.
Fred f. Krause, the commercial trav-
eler of Helena is in the city.
Mrs. Roehl and daug ghter Of Neihart
arrived yesterday afternoon.
Kenneth Murray has returned, after g
two weeks visit at Boulder Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Harris Of Pembina,
n. d, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mra.
Herbert Strain
Mrs. Angus hcaton returned yesterday
morning, after six weeks visit at her
former home Marquette, Mich.
f. n. Fletcher. former proprietor Of
the Great Falls Leader, but now OF Hell
ena, arrived yesterday afternoon.
j. b. Long, the sheep buyer of Syca,
more, Ill.,, returned yesterday from 3
purchasing nip to tho eastara part e
the etate.
Miss Brook Of I'ayette, Mo, is 10 tie
city and will the guest for aorne time
Of the Miseeo Kjnga9ury Of 327 Fifth
avenue north,
George Bu ae OF Nc,hart ,u in the
city. lie ha4n been in Gceat Falls tu
snake hands via hrs n,any frieDds for
three years.
Thomas K. ,uoIds, nigh, clerk at the
Park hotel, l. ap.ctri t. return today,
after Il ti1re' :echA' visit &. Columbia
Falls and Spokane.
Bl4ckboarda and furniture having not
yet arrived, IT." dedication of the Cen.
trail High school building has been post
poncd until Sunday, October /,
Bichard and Elmer sons of j. G.
Adams Of Sun River, left yesterday
morning for Quincy, ILL.,, where thoy vii
attend the Gem City Commercial college
II, II Nelaon Of Cascade returned yes
ttrday from Helena, whittier he accom-
panied his brother-i in-law, f. II. Put
nam, the woolbuyer, who left yesterday
for his home Boston
The republican county central com
mittec has opened headquarters at room
J, First National Bank block, which vii
be in charge of ID. J. Talant chairman
James VI. Burlingame, Jr., secretary
and NJ. l. Bridgeman, treasurer.
Sheriff Dwyer left yesterday for Deel
Lodge, having in custody Peddic Gross
convicted of trolling" +. LaCroix lol
$500, and sentenced to imprisonment ir
the pcnilnntiary for two and one ball
years. Her baby was left 10 charge of {
family in Great Falls.
DR.. j. W, Howard, well known ply
sician and surgeon, formerly Of Butte
city and Expects to locate here after Oct
for the practice of his profession. DR.
Howard IS skilled practitioner and has
always enjoyed a large practice in The
cities in the state where he has beer
located.
james j. Murray, who was convicted
last October, of manslaughter, he hav
ing carelcssly shot and killed Rober
Robinson at Sand Coulee in the previous
May, and who was sentenced to impris
onment in the penitcntiary for one year
returned yesterday, having been re
stored TO citizenship. He will resume
his rcgljrnce at Sand COulce.
Mr.. iiobert Pauling, agent of thu
Grand orks wooden mills, ls in the cit.
and for the purpose of opening a branc!
in Great Falle. The company hay,
looked the ground over and have con
cludcd that there is a field here which {
branch Office may protitably occupy. !
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

because it Was impossible to secure
the opera house for the date originally
fixed the opening of the campaign in
Great Falls by Hon. r, B. Smith, candi-
date for governor, and G, b. Nolan, can
didate for attorney general, has been
changed to Wednesday evening, Sept.
30. On account OF the uncertainty Of
the weather, it was deemed advisable to
hold the meeting indoors; at any other
season it would have been held in the
open air On the occasion, the opera
house will, Of course, be crowded and
those who attend will hear good, genuine
free coinage doctrines we'll expounded,
for both the gentlemen are eloquent
takers.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

The popular subscription list for funCIs
for the national committee is still open
and those who desire to contribute their
mite should do 80 at once.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

Come to think of it, if Bryan is elected
will Grover appoint Il day of thanksgiving
or will he make it "a day of fasting and
prayer?
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

Hoods oarsaparilla purifiesthe blood.
overcomea that tired feeling, creates an
appetite, and gives refreshing sleep.
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Marfas.

If Harry Martin has had bis eye
Knocked out, It was 10 a poker
game.
Maggie Abbott and Verne Davies
are skillful actresses and would
make their fortunes on the stage.
Now il the time when COW
punchers ride. vicious horses aud
perform startling feats of ropeing
by the Preside.
There is an sencampment of
bachelors on tho old Sol Abbott
place, that is popularity known as
the "rague's gallery"
There is again talk Of organiz-
ing a bands on the Marias. We
haue three iddlers, two eornet
players, two %guitarists, several
good accordion players and mouth
organ performers galore.
Will Dorm, who,camecfrom Chi
cago, and is related to Daniel
Sullivan and Peter Hughes. died
of consumption at Great Falls.
His.body was.'brought to Shelby
on the arrow gauge, and taken
from there to the Marlas cemetery,
where it now reposes. The
funeral took place on. Thursday
The body was followed to its fna
resting place by q large number
Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and rela
tives. The school houseDflag wa
draped in black and hung. at hal
mast.
Dec. 20.
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LOCAL LAYOUT.

Happy New Yearl
Masquerade dance January ID.
Did you make any good resolu-
tions on the new yeara
Carl Harris and Julius Hirsh-
berg went to Choteau on to'day's
coach.
John Zimmerman, sheriff of
Teton county, is in Great Falls
Leader.
Buy your masks for the dance to
be given here on January 10Th, At
Meningitis.
A. L. Hoy, the Raymond post
master, was in town the fore part
of the week.
Leave your order at Meningitis
fors, a pair of spurs with your
brand iulaid on them. \
II. r. Cowell and family, OF
Cartwright's c%oulee, are spending
the week in the city, the guests Of
Rays uncle, F. P.
Mrs. W. Fl. Titus, of Sun River,
spent the holidays in Dupuyer
gvsth the Doctor. Next spring she
sxill come here to reside perma.
nent!y.
An effort is being made at Miles
City to form an agricultural and
horticultural club. A similar or
ganization might be OF advantage
to Teton county ranchers.
Peter Cosgrove, who has been
employed near Choteau, has con-
cluded that the northern part OF
Teton county is about right, and
has filed on o ranch q few miles
west of Dupuyer.
The supper for the masquerade
ball will be given at the Dupuyer
hotel. Mrs. Deans dance suppers
have an excellent reputation, and
this one no doubt will be fully up
to the standard.
The dance given at the town
hall Tuesday evening was not as
largely attended as usual for
dances in this place, due no doubt
to the suow storm that al raging
that evening. Those present,
however, lad a good time.
Alfred Richards, the little son OF
George Richards and wife, of Cho-
teau, died in that city, after a
short illness, of diphtheria. We
understand one or two more mem-
bers of the family are down with
the same disease.
Mrs. James Manix, of Dupuyer,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Quail -. Miss Katie Silverman,
who has charge OF the primary de-
partment, left for home at Cho-
teau Saturday, and is not expected
tack until next Sunday.-Sun
River Sun.
The dance given at the home of
Chas. Thomas, at Birch Creek, last
Monday evening, was one of those
enjoyable affairs one dislikes very
much to miss. A large crowd was
present, a number going from this
place, aud they report a very en-
joyable time.
]. S. Gordon, Dupuyer's school
teacher, spent q portion OF the
holiday vacation with particular
friends at the county seat. Jack
says the day has not been set yet,
but he hopes it is not far distant
when the chronic k1ckers in town
BRILL find another target to prac-
itice on.
james H. Cartwright, a brother
of the Hon. Chas. B. Cartwright,
Of this place, has recently been
elected Judge of the supreme court
from an Illinois district. In one
city, Rockford, he received 1858
votes to his opponents 95 Wher-
ever known the Cartwright's seem
to be held in high esteem be the
people.
The Dupuyer lodge OF Myster-
iarchs hare recently held several
special meetings, and many new
members have been instructed
in the mysteries of the order.
This lodge is deservedly popular in
Dupuyer, and will no doubt have a
large membership. W. Gallagher
is at present the grand sachem,
L.. III z--1~o.. e..
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Dec. 20.
On Christmas-eve there was q
school entertainment sand Christ
mas tree, in the school house. I.
was the finest thing .of the kind
ever seen in this part OF the
country. = The school house was
very handsomely decorated with
e%vergreens and graceful festoon-
ing. at QUE end was a'stages and
draw curtains. AS sesch piece
was produced, the house rang with
applause. The tableaux lights
we're exquisite. Following is the
program:
S%a]utatory, Michael Sullivan.
Song, Christmas Welcome, Verne
Davies and chorus.
Living Statue. Hope, Mary L,
Sullivan.
Jack Frost, arthur L. GDavies,
Jack and his Candlestick, Edward
Sullivan and Joseph Hughes. :.
Song, I Want to be an Angel,
Mary L. Sullivan.
Tco Big and TOO Little, Char
lotte, Davies.
Christmas Morning, Edward
Hughes.
Two7GLittle stockings, Maggie
Abbott.
Song, Christina. Carol, Maggis
Abbott and chorus.
Kittie to Santa Claus, Verne l.
Davies.
Death of the Flowers, John Sull.
Wild Man of Borneo, in costume,
FURRY Hughes.
My Mountain Home, Verne I.
Davies and chorus.
Living Statues, Faith, Hope and
Charity, Maude Davies, Nora Sull.
ivan, Annie Hughes and Maggie
Abbott.
The Cats Concert, Eunice Bass.
A Secret with Santa Claus, Mary
L. Sullivan.
Song, Something for Children t.
do in Heaven, Mary l.. Sullivan
and chorus.
The Birth of Christ, Nora Sulli
van.
Swipsey's Christmas Dinner
AMMO Hughes.
Song, Gaining in knowledge, 1
pretty hoop exercise, Verne I
Davies, Mary l.. Sullivan, Lorett
Hughes, Maggie Abbott, Nor;
Sullivan.
Peace and Good Will, Lorettt
Hughes.
Living Statue, The Christmas
Angel, Verne L. Davies.
Not one of the scholars falteret
in their task, but everything wal
executed admirably. After the
entertainment, the Christmas tree
was loaded with presents an6
lighted up. Harry Simons, ii
proper costume, acted as Santa
Claus, and he was ably assisted by
Loretto Hughes. The presents
we're very many and handsome.
On Christmas night there was a
grand ball, for the benefit of the
school. A large crowd was in at,
tendance, and everybody had a
good time. Enough money was
raised to buy q new slate black
board. The teacher received q
very handsome testimonial from
his scholars, and it is needless to
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-01-02

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Try n of those new meat cut
tiers for sale at Meningitis.
There r a few boxes of those
winter apples left at Meningitis.