Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-07-28
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.



In the case of Allen versus Kama yes
terday Judge Huy fined Kane 500 and
costs. .MN
DR.. Crutcher, M. Mahoney and Mrs.
Harris were among those who left for
Helena this morning.
John w. Stanton denies that he is the
author of the SIX" letters and disclaims
all responsibility for them.
Shacks and tents along the river bank
are springing up like mushrooms. They
are mostly inhabited by laboring men,
whose work is near by.
The Helena train carried out number
of surfacers today. They had been sur
facing between Benton and Great Falls
and were paid off Yesterday.
Sergeant Blume, formerly leader of the
Third Infantry band, is in town. He ex-
poets to locate here, provided he can Sc
cure suitable and permanent engage
ment.
s. s. Hobson, Utica; H. S. Clark, Sand
Coulee; VIM. Birkenbuel, Sun River:
VIM. MacLean, Belt; Chas. L. Severance,
Stephen A. Douglass, Okla, and E. W.
Putnam, Crookston, are registered at the
Park.
The smoke stack of the electric light
works was placed in position yesterday.
The cross arms are being made Roberts &
Winters. The wire has arrived and ev-
erything is being put in readiness to push
the work to completion.
Three tough looking characters stood
before Judge Huy toGay to answer to the
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
Two OF them paid their fines, but the
third, John Sullivan, could not rustic IN
the necessary cash and was taken to the
v'a sees.
The following gre srsv registered ( at the
Milwaukee house: 4 SGto Con ,e es, and
wife, W. Fl. Barnard, wife and son. Joe
Kaufman, W. s. Barrett, Augusta: H.
Decker, Moose Jaw, N. W. r.; ]. Peter.
son, Eau Claire, Wis; W. II. Marden and
wife, Triplett, Mo.
William MacQueen, who has been
rustling in the Judith basin for some
weeks, returned to the city Yesterday.
Mr.. MacQueen spent the past week in
Barker, and, while he is an old-timer of
that camp, he was never more entbusi-
astic over it than just now.
James Lawler is building one story
frame next door to the millinery store on
Third street south. Mr. Lawler received
carload of lumber this morning. and
will begin at once the erection Of two
large honses-one on the north and the
other on the south side of Central avenue
The ladies and friends of the First
Presbyterian church will give an ice
cream festival on Friday next. A nm
berof active committees have been an
pointed to look after the several depart-
ments and it is confidently expected that
this will prove one of ''the events of the
season."
George Raban of land Coulee was in
town today. Mr.. Raban, who has cb ", 70
of the accounts in the Sand Conlaa Co.'S
pany's office, is well pleased with this
region and may soon bring his family
here. lie says that work is poinu m
briskly and that steps have been tolsaSn t ~
secure better mail service for the cumn
The Jail building, on Third avanne
south, under the supervision of Dan Me-,
Kay, is being built rapidly The build
ing will be 25X53 feet. There will he
three cells, each capable of holding fonr
prisoners. There will be an Office and
sleeping room for the jailer. The bnild.
ing will be OF brick, with stone founda-
ton, and the entire structure will he com
pleted by August TO- ''''
County Attorney McIntire, of Choteo,
and Deputy Marshal Crawford have ZONE
to Lethbridge, N. W. T., armed with tho
necessary papers to secure the eytrad d
ton of Hoppe, the tiend who murderad
Gus Adams on the prairie near Fort On.
rad some weeks since, and who wac can
tured through the efforts of Mr. Crap
ford. The prisoner will be broupht to
Benton for trial if there is no hitcb IN
the extradition proceedings. IL
The engine has been taken from Dov
ter's steam ferry and the boat trmlv
anchored to shore. 1t makes a tin5o
wharf to fish from. Several ItalianS nn
,upied it this morning engaged in pisca
;orial sport, while others played "pedron |
with a greasy looking pack of cards II
vas humorous to watch the expression on
he face OF one Of them, youth Of about