Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-04-17

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SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
J. r. Wilton arrived from Benton i
Monday. |
Chas. Wagner returned from Helena, ,
Tuesday. 7
The river has been on the rise during /
the week. t
County Treasurer Minar was in town f
this week. y
The rain this week did a world Of good
for the range
Sheriff McDevitt was up from Benton i
one day this week. -
Warner brought dowa five or six pas p
sengers from Helena. Sc
The building boom seems to have t!
commenced in earnest. w
A lumber raft for Hotter Bros. will be ii
here the first of the week. II,
p1
Paris Gibson and James sIatkins were
at Benton a few days this week.
Work is progressing rapidly upon as
Spurgin d Crowder's new building. CT
Messrs. Webster and Dickerson. the
bankers, are expected here from the !
East next week. I,
The diphtlx.ria scare has abated en- L"
tirely; all these taken with the disease 'l
have entirely recovered. st
Mrs. Judge Tattan and the Misses. re
Healey's of Benton, were at the Falls de
several days the past week. W
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ID. c.. Ehrhart, the Lessee OF the new b.
hotel in this race returned to st. Paul
last week. He will return in a feg weeks.
Two hundred Mormons with seventy tn
four teams arrived from Utah last Sunday III
and are engaged on the railroad between #
Helena and the canyon. wi
Work was commenced on the building :,
to be occupied by A. Nathan, the clother, g.
- ~ 1890 I,-ll i -
ing, and will be build by Ed Canary. -,
WI. Harder was in town this week, tn
having came down from Helena in a LEI
small skiff. He has just returned from tn
Southern California where lie spent the eE
winter. ~
There are two estray horses advertised wi
in this issue of the TRIBUNE. Owner can
learn of the whereabouts Of the animals
10y calling at this Office, and paying for
the notice, which is $500.
David Wilson Was in town one day he
this week. He had just returned from tie;
Helena, where he says people are perfect ha
" wild over Great Fall, and many will ne
come here with the intention of locating an
Ell
Om1 or two parties who came down tie
from Neihart this week, state that the 80
camp is very dull, and that unless the sl
large mine owners commence operations on
soon, the camp will certainly be deci- fe,
mated. We
r.. g, 80 1o ro,rat+aJ 4In+ EpuipaGr WI
Alexander of the n. P. did not have bet "l
ter facilities affored him for looking over y"
this portion of Montana on his recent 'f'
tour. We fear the better portions of this i''
section were overlooked. 'e'
A fair sized force of mechanics have raj
been engaged ON the new hotel building tin
the past week. As soon asthe balance OF
the material arrives from above, a large u,
crew will be put on and its eofnpletion =;
fastened as rapidly. as possible. If
A gentleman presumably interested in
the proposed new town at the Great falls.
with Il civil engineer o. Ha1e.a a -"
"s's ne'e pS' tab
Just what there business was. we are not
aware, but it is safe to predict that the :
prospects for the new town are not as -,
bright as q summers day. w.:
We are in receipt of a letter signed "a
Citizen" which, for ns.1nerops reasons,
we must decline to publish. It should be III
remembered that howell conducted new "o
paper will notice a communication in WI
which the name Of the author is omitted. aHs
This rule is imperative, and will admit 'he
of no exceptions under asfs c, circumstances. ple
Nj
Chief Engineer Alexander Of the spr
Northern Pacific railroad, passed through vii
here this week on a tour or inspection in ne,
the interest of the proposed branch tothis
place aad BeaFseas iE a private letter re- !
ceiKSd fra1a a Helene gesst.ethass NJ are Is |
led TO belseFe that if the road is suit sy.
frora Eaiaao 81 will come very tnar SIX