Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-07-17

Mr. Dickinson has sold out his ice to
Mr. Herring.
C.P. Thomson is in Benton. He is an
extensive sheep-owner.
Subscribe for the TRIBUNE and send it
10 your friends in the east.
Charlie Johnsons barn was destroyed
by the prairie fire last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Spear arrived from
Helena with Warner, last Monday.
Mr. P. H. Hughes is about to embark
in the wood and coal business here
Mrs. Nat. McGiffen who has been dan
gerousIy i'll for some time, is sconvalesent.
About one hundred horses from the
herd of Dan. Flowerree were forded here
Tuesday evening, gong east
Judge Bywater and j. G. Anthony with
their families, went to Hound creek last
Tuesday on a fishing excursion,
The fare from Helena to Great Falls
has been reduced to So by the mail coach
line This is tardy bat welcome justice.
President Cleveland has turned up
V-tos Most of the people in this part
of the territory would rather he had
turned up X-toes.
Scissors are sharp and razors are keen
walk in gentlemen we will shave you
clean at the Great Falls Tonsorial palace
Moore & O'Brine, proprietors- tt
A jail, of the style commonly known
as the cooler" will soon be built here
That is right for sometimes liquor makes
the boys little bit careless about their
manners.
The Great Falls TRIBUNE has enlarged
to an eight-page five-colum paper
Further Improvements is promised in Il
new typographical dress. The TRIBUNE
is bound to keep pace and grow up with
the water power town.-Helena Herald.
The son of r. A Moore arrived from
Washington City, Wednesday morning,
Their meeting, after separation of many
wears was very affecting. Mr.. Moore is
overioyed to see the infant which he
sadly parted with, now grown almost TO
manhood.
Eve IayT
near T. Gibson's ranch IN Sand Coulee-
Mrs Day, who recently came from
Helena to reside in the Coulee, came into
town with her children to escape the ap
preaching flames. Several men went out
from the Falls and stopped the fire be-
fore it had done any great damage,
| Prof. Morrison, who fayors the readers
of the TRIBUNE with the excellent min
| ing articles, has returned from HOUND
creek. The Professor guided Capt. Reed
and party to the fishing grounds, over
new trail which saved fourteen miles
! each way. A very grateful discount to.
travellers during this hot weather
| The Rosebud left the other evening
with over roo sacks of wool. destined for
ROCKY Point where the wool will be
transferred to another boat the Rosebud
returned to Bonton. She passed over
the Cracon-du-Nez bar without a stop and
apparently without touching bottom. 1t
will have to be late in the year with the
water very low when the Rosebud and
Capt. joe Todd can't navigate this upper
| river-Riyer Press.
A fellow ingurgitated too much stag
ger juice last Monday and proceeded to
round up everybody and everything
which he ran across. He fred random,
shots and yelled like Comanehe On the
war-path. Fortunately no one happened
TO get in line Of his shots or blows. But it
took five men to corral him in Judge
Huys office, where he was fined SO and
costs, No cards.
The Montana wool growers association
in session to-day Saturday, July 1oth,) is
a large and intelligent body. This as
sociation has done much to advance the
welfare of the fockmasters Of Montana
and its good work will continue yeal
after year. The establishment of the
"Montana Wool Grower" monthly
journal published in the interests of the
wool growers of Montana and the north
west, is one of the good achievements Of