Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-09-04
SPRAY OF THE L

a few days.
81. Pierce, the National Bank Exam.
iner, is in town.
Hay for sale by the ton or bale. Geo
d. Burlington. If
Manton Shepard Of Fl. Shaw was in
town over Sunday.
Highest market price paid for oats by
Geo. ID. Burlington. If
C. S. Gibson and wife are spending a
few days in the city.
Max. Kabaker is building neat little
business block on 1st Ave. South.
Dunlap & Arthur have recently made
some Improvements on their property.
E. T Mann, of Otter Creek took in the
SIGHTS of Great Falls last Wednesday.
". S. Wetzel entertained a few friends
at dinnerat the Park hotel, Wednesday.
kerkandall 4 NcCune are advertising
for 500 men to work on the railroad at
Gorham.
VIM. Ulm, one Of Montana's most prom
nent stockgrowers, was in town one day
this week.
John Morgan, formerly a resident Of
Chestnut valley, died in Helena last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. ". AlbrecIt returned from Fl.
Shaw, Tuesday and will open his furni-
ture store at once.
Pat. Hughes and family have returned
from the mountains. Pat. says they
had spent a way up time.
Carriages were sent to Ilidia last
Thursday to meet T.j. tEill and party
and bring them to eIeat Fails.
Nr. Blevins, of Highwood, was in town
last week with a load of water melons.
They were grown without irrigation.
The famous case Of Grellman against
Mansfield, occupied the attention Of
Justice Huy and numerous spectators last
Thursday.
There are a number OF members Of the
a. ID. u. w. order in this place, and We
understand they contemplate organizing
a lodge shortly.
NJ. II. E. Burch, of the hardware firm
Of Burch s Hotclkiss, left for Livingston
Thursday. lie Will soon return overland
with bis family.
The c~oncentrator at Neillart is now
purchasing ore from the miners. It IS
rumored that a Butte company is about
to come into Neilart.
Art. Content Lett Tuesday for Calgary,
n. ". T, where he will remain during
the winter, returning here in the spring,
to embark ina business enterprise.
Robt. Bates . prominent rancher Of
Otter Creek, was III town this week. He
reports the vegetable crop as fairover his
way. He brought in a load of oats.
E. Z. Clingen, Of Belt, was in town
Wednesday. Accompanying him was
will Kennedy Of Missoula, Mr.. Ken
nedy is on the cattle drive of Kennedy &
McDevitt.
Warner swung up to the Park hotel
with his big coach loaded last Monday,
His six-in-hand and magnificent coach
are a big advertisement for Great Falls
in Helena.
Landlord Gibbs, of Sun river, dropped
in upon US for a few moment last tues
day. Mr. Gibbs is a pleasant gentleman
and tells many interesting anecdotes of
the early days of Montana.
Dan. Flowerree's band of 1000 cattle,
driven over from the Yellowstone range
crossed the river here Sunday and
Monday en- route for the Sun river range.
The boys had great difficulty in fording
the cattle, most Of which were raw re-
cruits and therefore unframed to travel
in trail upon marching orders.
Our friend and e~verybody's friend,
viii Kennedy, the faithful clerk in
Murphy, Maclay & Co.'s store, caused his
friends some anxiety last Monday. He
started from Benton Saturday, for his
brotherin-law's, E. r. Clingin's place
where he should have arrived that night.
On Monday some one came into town
and reported that Will had not arrived
there. His whereabouts We're a mystery.
To find him Will Peck started in haste
and brought back the pleasing intelligence
that Kennedy was quietly enjoying a fish