Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-08-14
SPRAY OF THE L

j. W. Eddy was in the city Monday.
Thos. Healey made a trip to Choteau
last Friday.
Highest market price paid for oats BY
Geo. D. Burlington. If
Look out for Phil. Gibscn's insurance
advertisement next week.
Montana cured hams, bacon and lard
at Murphy, Maclay& Cos. 1t
Mr.. Maloney, Of White Sulphur Springs
spent 4 few days here this week.
john F. Murphy, the assessor is "%sizino
up" the taxpayers pile at G-eat Falls.
Mr.. Horton has put on an eight-ho
freight outfit between here and Helena.
Big assortment Of tin ware and granite
ware just received by Murphy, Maclay
s Co. 1t
Miss Griffin, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. Hanks for a week, returned to her
home last Saturday.
There is good article in this issue
upon Montana's trees, schrubs and vines
1t is we'll worth reading.
The Powder River Cattle Co. crossed
three thousand head of cattle Sunday and
as many more on Monday.
The wind blew hard enough last Sun
day night to sweep the whiskers off from
the face Of a yerdant youth.
Clark and Robt. Tingley, the unostenta-
tious cattle kings were looking over Great
Falls Saturday and Sunday.
Robt. Vaughn came down from his
ranch Tuesday to shake hands around
with his many friends at the Falls.
MI. Ray, of Ashby & Co., was in town
a few days with his family. He was on
his way to Belt to set up some binders.
Mr.. Blodgett, of Butte, is here looking
at the own Which will some day eclipse
the great mining camp from whence he
came.
Last Saturday at peep o'day" the third
native white child of Great Falls beheld
the light, and Mr.. and Mrs. johnson are
happy about it.
Mrs. Nohres and Mrs Blossom of Sun
River We're visiting at the Falls and en-
joyinga few hours at the Big Springs,
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Garrett, Of Choteau, made US a
pleasant call Tuesday. He left Wednes
day carrying with him pleasant impress
sions of Great Falls.
Or. Allen, the surgeon dentist, arrived
by private conveyance last Monday. lie
has been occupied all the week among
the great band of tooth-achers.
The road to the springs looked like the
boulevard Of some metropolitan city last
Tuesday evening with the coach, private
carriages and numerous out riders.
Mr.. Paris Gibson returned from St.
Paul and Minneapolis last Monday. He
is in good health and spirits. An interest
inginterview with him will be found in
another column.
The plastering is all finished in the
Park hotel. Everything will soon be in
readiness for guests. 1t will be a model
hotel and run by as able . host as ever
stood before the public.
Smith, the wounded man, is out On
clutches and gaining rapidly. jew
gaIa5 will c+.al- ~ ,,,+;1 ~ = x4.rx
we'll. Smith aught to be pretty thankful
for the treatment which he has received.
Ed. Finn, who has driven team for Phil.
Gibson for some time, left town We'd
nesday to drive Warmers six-horse-coach
for a few trips. Ed. is said to be one Of
the very best manipulators Of the reins in
the territory.
G. W. Jackson, the %wellknown music
dealer of Helena, spent a few days here
last week. Mr.. Jackson does a fine bust
ness which he is spreading all over the
territory for the accommodation of the
music loving Montanaians.
One of the most affecting features of
ike Qualification meeting at the springs,
Tuesday evening, was the music rendered
by DR.. Fairfield and W. P. Wren, execut-
ed with tornado melody from the hurri-
cane deck of Warmers coach.
I. E. Collins and family nave engaged
rooms at the Park hotel for a few days.
Mrs. Collins has just returned from White
Sulphur Springs. where she has been