Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-02-27
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SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Herman Wildekopf left for Fl. Benton
Wednesday.
Ira Myers was in Benton several days
the past week.
Numerous strangers have been in town
the past week.
The Cataract Roller mill resumed OPP
e~rations Monday.
C. II. Boyle of Highwoed was in town
one day last.week.
The ice in the river above the rapids
broke last Saturday.
Hotter Bros. expect to start their mill
the first of next month.
Miss Williams, a sister of Mrs. Evans,
arrived here this week.
Charley Crowder has charge of the en-
CINE at the Cataract mill.
Fishing is said to be good at this point
by the lovers of the sport.
S. S. Whittier of Minneapolis has our
thanks for late city paper.
Ranchers in the Coulee commenced
blowing some two weeks ago.
One dog fight and one man fight were
the principal attraction Monday.
Several loads of wheat arrived at the
Cataract mill during the past week.
Numerous shacks have risen lately on
the vacant lands around Great Falls.
Work on the foundation of Prof. Mort
sons new building has been commenced.
Will Schamp of Mansfield, Ohio, a
nephew of Ira Myers arrived here Sun
day
Old timers say the coming spring will
be an unusually wet one, and floods may
be expected.
w. A. Hutchinson of Fargo, Dakota,
has settled on Belt, and will make Mon
tana his future home.
Weather prophets shake their heads
when called upon to forecast the weather
ter the coming month.
Joe Hamilton has a new water tank
which will be used hereafter to deliver
water to his customers.
Last Monday was Hrthington's Wash
day, which wound up here with a fistic en-
counter in the evening.
w understand work will be
ed on Murphy, }faclay & Co.'S building
within the next ten days.
Henry Fry now has the counters and
shelving in his building fitted up, and
will shortly receive a stock of goods.
John Glass of Choteau, was in town
this week. He has property here which
learn he will improve the coming season.
J. G. Maclay returned to Benton Sun
day. Mr.. Maclay is favorably impressed
with our town, and predicts for,.it a bright
future.
Ed. Ingersoll, C. f., arrived here Mon
day, in answer to a summons from Col.
Dodge, engineer-in-chief of the Montana
Central.
Joseph Hamilton has moved his family
into town. They occupy the house just
vacated by Mr.. Evans, who has moved to
the Coulee.
Great Falls has been widely advertised
during the past month, aud a large num-
Der of people will visit the place the COM
ing season.
j. r. Wilton, the we'll known Benton
contractor, was in town this week. 1t is
rumored that he will make Great Falls
his future home.
Geo. Wrenn, who met with q severe ac-
cident by being thrown from a wagon
some time ago, has sufficiently recovered
to be able to be about.
Will Kennedy received a letter from
W. T. Wren last week. He had Just fin
ished paintin' St. Louis a rosy hue, and
was about to start for Kentucky.
Julius Hirshberg came in with Warner
Tuesday. He says business is fair at the
Sun river metropolis. He went on to Fl.
Benton Wednesday with Dexter.
The attention of any of our readers who
may be residing upon ~lnsurveyed gov
eminent land are directed to Surveyor