Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-08-21
SPRAY OF H L

Inc boys raised Si0aI saturday night.
A party visited the Big falls Tuesday
evening.
Warner landed something like a dozen
passengers here Monday evening.
A. 3. Keeler and wife Of Fl. Benton,
were at Great Falls one day last week.
Nine rooms Of the Park hotel are oc-
cupied already, before the hotel is
opened.
Prof. Morrison is building an office
building on Sd street between I'd u Sd
Jno. Harvey, one Of the pioneer resi-
dents Of this place was in own a few
day the past week,
Mr.. Marsh, the w~ell-known insurance
man is in town looking over business
with Phil. Gibson.
Mrs. Geo. Fields, Mrs. E. E. Bywater
and Miss Griffin Of Sand Coulee, are visit
ing friends in Helena.
DR.. w. A. Allen, who has been practic-
ing his profession here for the past week,
left VI ednesday for Benton.
and Lillian Brownson Of Fl. Shaw, were
visiting with friends here the past week.
Mr.. NanBnskirk, of Gainesville, 9 prac-
teal wheelrigl8t, has located here and
viii form a co-partnership with Howard
Criss.
Mr.. Simons, territorial agent for Singer
Sewing Machine Co, has been casting
his business eye over Great Falls house
holds this week.
". ]. Prattis building a cottage in the
eastern suburbs Of town. 1t Won't be
long before the city will spread to him
and all around him.
Owing to some internal disarrange-
1nent in the boiler, A. N. Hotter & Bros
mill has shut down for a time, until a new
boiler can be procured.
There are some fine specimens of
vegetables from D. Graham's place on
the Belt, exhibited in the Townsite com
pans office. They are Of the Jumbo
variety as regards size.
Are you going to the Helena Fairs If
So, step into Fowler & Co.'s store, Broad
way, opposite postoffice and get prices on
dry goods, notions, ladies' and gents
furnishing goods &c. They will surprise
you. 1t
Robert Vaughn was in town last Satur-
day. He brought with him a bunch of
red-top hay from off his meadow. The
bay is about four feet high and CROWD
from seed which Mr.. v. brought from Hi
nois two years ago.
Eight democratic delegates from this
precinct repaired to Benton to attend the
convention held Thursday. Owing to
our miserable mail facilities we could
not get the result Of the convention in
time to publish in this issue.
J. II. Mcknight and T. c. Power spent
last Friday and Saturday in Great Falls.
This is the first visit Of, Mr.. Power. He
seemed highly pleased with the place.
A man with his great business sagacity
Of course, cannot fail to see its advan-
tages.
Mrs. Geo. Warner of Flat creek, and
Mrs. Beckel, wife Of Col. A. F. Beckel, of
Omaha, the widely known auditor Of the
Pacific Express Co, We're at the Falls
this week. Mrs. Beckel and Mrs. War
ner were school mates, and have been
separated since Mrs. Warmers residence
in Montana-.twelve years.
Jerry Coiling, editor of the River
Press, and L. W. Peck, editor of the Mon
tana Wool Grower, of Benton, we're pas
sengers on the Helena coach Monday.
They We're Joined here by Charles NJ.
Webster, editor Of the TRIBUNE, and will
journey on to the editors meet at Boze-
man, and to the National Park.
Charles Geshwend, formerly of Fort
Shaw and Sun River. and q dead beat
N general principles, who has been here
for some time past, jumped the town the
other night. in company with two com
panions. GeshWend is a tailor and a
drunkard by profession, but practices the
former branch only poorly and occasional
", but is an expert at the latter business.
He should be fired out of any community |
where he takes up his residence. He is
a liar, thief and dead beat.