Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-03
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

[From Mondays Daily.)
Harris new ad. will attract attention to-
day.
Mr.. Cornell of MINI eapolis left for
home yesterday.
Mrs. Beachley left yesterday to visit
-Johnstnwn, Pa, har fnrmar hama
Mrs. Fairfield returned yesterday from
visit to her ther-n-law at Helena.
Ed Keaster, stock and ranch-man of
the Shonkin, is making visit to Great
Falls.
Harry Randall has returned to the city
after visit to Minneapolis Of several
weeks.
DR.. Martin and Mr.. Hotchkiss have
been spreading havoc among grouse and
other birds.
Jas. Gillett, a prosperous ranchman of
Willow creek, this county, is in the city
purchasing supplies.
Bach, Cory & Co. have just received
a car load Of heating Stoves Call and
see them before purchasing.
B. Harris makes a nice display of
Cleveland hats. The boys oupht to buy
them for tomorrows meeting.
Judge, Mrs and Miss Cbumasero ar
rived from Helena yesterday and left
for the east on the Manitoba train.
The d. mecrats of Great Falls will Or
ganize club tomorrow evening, and it
ought to be the banner one in the terri
tory.
1t is proposed to start here a democrat
ic f1ambeau club like that in Helena, in
which al the "boys," young and old are
enrolled.
NJ. s. Stokely of Steubenville, Ohio,
and who is prominent attorney of that
place, is in the city. He is one of the
Ohio excursion party. |-
Mr.. Getz intends to bring here before
the winter sets in. four carloads of bot
tied beer, from Milwaukee He will thus
be able to battle king frost.
Fifty bushels of cranberries, sweet DO
tatoes, Oranges, lemons strictly fresh
eggs comb honey, rambo and bell flower
apples, just received at C. T. Wernecke's.
There was considerable passenger
traffic on the Montana Central and the
Manitoba roads yesterday. Many touris-
is visited the falls and looked over the
town.
Mr.. Dow returned from the Pacific
coast yesterday. He was we'll impressed
with Seattle which he considers is bound
to be a great place. Mr.. Dow will be in
town day Or two.
Messrs. Paris Gibson and T. E. Collins
left on the Manitoba train for St. Paul
Mr.. Gibson may return in about week.
Mr.. Collins intends to visit Chicago and
will be away about fortnight
Mr.. |. r. Carter of Davenport, Iowa
and one of the most extensive stock
owners IN the Judith basin, is in the city
today attending to the shipment of both
cattle and sheep from the Sand Coulee
yards. Z
Every few days sees large number OF
ranch and stock-men from Highwood
Shonkin, Belt, Judith, Chestnut, Sun
River and other outlying points in the
city, disposing of their products and pur.
chasing supplies.
J. G. Winn, manager of Jno. T. Muir.
phys sheep ranch on Belt creek, is in
the city today. He recently drove band
OF 1000 wethers to Benton where the,
were put with Geo. D. Patterson's band
and shipped to Chicago.
A party of twelve excursionists from
Ohio arrived in the city last evening
and about thirty more are expected to
night. They will remain several days tn
take in the sights and look up the re-
sources OF Northern Montana.
Stock shipments will begin again al
Sand Coulee tomorrow, when l. g. Car
ter will ship 5000 head, or 80 double
deck cars of sheep and six cars of cattle
On Wednesday the Chestnut stock me1
will ship the remainder Of their beeves,