Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-07-21
.THOMs0N'S
Reliable Dry Goods Store.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

From thursdays DallyJ
George A. Wells arrived today from
Benton.
Mrs. PEPPER, who has beee seriously i'll
for some time past, is recovering.
Conductors Sullivan and Pat Grady
took their departure for the east today.
Manager John Germ is building an adj
dition to his residence on Fourth street.
The machinery at the smelter is accu-
mulating. Carloads are coming in daily.
Pat Kelly, general agent Of the Mani
toba, will leave on August / on an ex-
tended trip east.
Mr.. Andre, who was here the other
day, ia said to be descendant of Andre
Of revolutionary notoriety.
There was to have been dancing par
ty at Fort Shaw last evening, but it has
been postponed for fortnight
People from the twin cities will read
with interest the Tribune's illustrated
sketch Of Lake Minnetonka on the third
page.
Colonel Vein has been appointed su-
perintendent in charge Of the erection OF
the machinery at the smelter. He has
already arrived on the ground.
One-half of the wool clip Of Walter s.
Barrett of Augusta was brought in this
morning. There were $4,000 pounds
The balance will be in tomorrow
,,,l,n 1o;l , ,ro,d ,,,,,,
miles of track on the Montana Central
and Manitoba branches in this vicinity
is visiting Great Falls and enjoying him
self among many friends.
1t is said that Hong Qua of Canton has
telegraphed to Phil Gibson: "Muohee
pictures and hangings for new office
How muchee pay?" The oriental fame
OF the formers office has doubtless
spread.
Contractor Clinton has handed over to
Mr.. Steiner the house which he built fol
him. Both contractor and owner are well
pleased with tile transaction. Mr.. Stein
er and family will reside in one half Of
the building.
Mrs. A. F. Heely and Miss Heeley Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived in town by to.
days Manitoba train and are at the Park
They are relatives Of ]. NJ. Campbell Of
Otter creek and expect to leave at once
for his ranch.
The following are registered at the
Park: T. A. Mathews, Benton;J. P. Ira.
cy, Chicago; d. II. Churchill, Ulm; F, H,
Prior, Hartford, Conn; G. Lat1ler. st
Louis; L. 7. Evans, Helena; J. |. PHELPS
and wife, Utica; Gus Okerman, Nelhart
The Montana Central has issued freight
tariff sheets giving the rates to Marys
VILE, Butte and Helena over the new
roads. The rates betweed Butte and Hell
ena are 90, %, SO and 40 cents according
to class. The special carload rates are
much less.
Robert Vaughn informs US that there
was disagreement between himself and
MI. Larable and that the sale Of his ranch
and stock was not made as announced
Mr.. Vaughn looks good deal happie,
than he did the day lie told us he haG
sold. 1t was like parting with everybod,
and everything near and dear to him. anSis
he is glad now he didn't.
The Montana Central is advised nv tbe
$500 Line" route that all freipht from
New York via their line should be
changed to Canada Atlantic railway. vi,
800 Line" care Manitoba railway. 81
Paul. Deliver all goods for shipment t. te
this line at pier SO, East river, New York
hates New York to st. Paul are CO. "a
40, 80, "a, 20, governed by the officia
classification.
There was good audience last night
AZ the fark theatre to witness the per
formance of the Durell brothers in thei,
acrobatic evolutions. Their limitations n
prominent people were excellent Thei,
songs and dances are very taking. Thei1
pest performance and one which receivef
the most applause was the cat duet, This
conslsts in Initiating the mewing of tw1
fellnes on back fence, and was as nearly
perfect as 1t could possibly be. The hro
theirs have no equals in their line of hms;
ness and cab net fail to provo taLine
cards with the public. '"N'ns
Hotchkiss & Hawkins, with their ,sr
nal enterprise, have procured SUNNY NJ
the Perfection Lamp filters, by means NJ NJ
which lamps can be filled readily from
the five-gallon oil cans without risl -,
waste This lamp-filler, which costs only
$1.25, will save more than that sum in !,
short time. 1t can be applied easily " r.
the can from which it will draw the }a sa
drop of oil. The lamp-filler is construct too ~
on the syphon principle and is made az
simply that it can not get out Of order se
There is no danger of fire or discomfor,
when this new invention is used, Peonis
are welcome to examine it without fael
ing obliged to buy IT.
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