Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-09-18

SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Dr.. Ladd and family are Park hotel
guests.
Mr.. Napier has taken permanent quar-
tiers at the Park.
John Haruly, Of Oregon, was in town a
few days this week.
Fl. II. Horton has returned from Helena
with a load Of freight.
c. S. Gibson and wife were III town
Saturday ard Sunday.
Mrs. John Devine, Of Sun River, was
visiting in town last Saturday.
Chas. E. Downs Of Cnoteau, was tie
cuast Of Tom. Murphy It the oark.
Nr. Carter has looked in Tain for his
horse during all If the past week.
Pincus, the clothing solicitor Ct Benton,
is looking over the Great Falls styles.
IL. T. Root. OF the Helena q Benton
line, has been in town again this week.
Mesrs. Bridges aud Crisis brought in a
string Of thirty-siz dicks Lust Wednesday.
Theo. Gibson, having bought mos Of the
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days.
c. W. Struggled, David Tinkley and
JOS. Smith Of Wyoming, are guests 1T the
Park.
Thomas Locke has been awarded the
contract for building a bridge across Belt
Creek.
Mr.. Chandler, the assayer, has gone up
into the mountains in company with d.
Pottle.
Goods are rapidly arriving for Albreeht
& Knight. They are going to have an at
t~ractive store.
We are informed that another grocery
store will Don be opened here by a gem
tleInan Of means and experience.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Levitt and Mrs. NJ. L. Strong
Of Sun River and Mrs. Whitehead of
Helena spent Sunday at the Park.
A Literary Society is one Of the organ
cations talked Of for the winter. Great
Falls has talent enough to get up a good
nj
Warmers express arrived Monday on
time, with a good load Of good passengers.
Warner has commenced to run twice a
week.
spitzley s Ringwold will reopen their
restaurant next week in the Sweeney q
Burk building next to Hamilton & Eaton's
stable.
The beautiful snow which fell gently
upon the just and unjust alike, last We'd
nesday night. made the roads almost i'm
passable.
1llllOLiS Viz 4 Oh ~ 1ioCSA "a Geio VII ANVIL
day, were, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Cora
Mrs. J. F. Healey and F. T. Healey, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Dr.. Fairfield and A. E. Dickerman bagg
ed quite a number of guileless, tender
chickens between here and Deel
creek, last Monday.
Jos. Hyman, the popular. salesman 70
Harris, the clothier, has gone to Chicag,
to hibernate. His many friends here vii
be clad to see him again in the spring.
G. W. Taylor, a nephew of "Uncl
jesse has came to Great Falls to practic
Law. He Will never regret it end Grea
Falls welcomes all young men of taller
and worth, like Mr.. Taylor.
Nr. Too1e and Col. Johnston went t
Choteau from here. Before leaving the
filed their demijohn with water from tn
Big springs. Tlay said it was the be-
they had ever imbibed, even better tina
good, old democratic whiskey.
Last Sunday night Willie Gehring, ele
sst son of Mr.. Frank Gehring Of this plac'
was taken i'll. The first symptoms WEI
vomiting and fever. Before morning d
lerium set in and the poor sufferer becam
so violent that he had to be held in the be
by main force. In his delirium he talke
about a horse called Johnny and fro
time to time called for help to keep off in
aginary assailants. It appears that iu