Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-26
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.


today.
George Barren of the North Montana
Cattle company, Choteau, is in the city. !
The carpenters are busily engaged on
the roof Of the Phelps-Maginnis block.
Alex. B. Allen, representing the Pho
neer Press company, is in the city to-
day.
For Sale-One 16x24 wall tent at G. P.
Themson's for less than onethird of first
cost.
The Western Union intends to have a
branch office at the Sand Coulee stock
yards.
W. H. Black, the republican candidate
for joint representative from Cascade and
Choteau counties is in the city.
The sportsmen have turned up. They
shot about 15O duck and an antelope.
They lived we'll and met with 20 mishap.
Mr.. Richardson, the right-ofway agent
of the Manitoba. together with Colonel
Uline, his valuable assistant, were in the
city yesterday. ...--
q. s. Hayden, train dispatcher for the
Mantana division of the Manitoba, accom-
panied by his brother, came up from
Minot yesterday.
Chris Dickinson's bunk and boarding
house, near the slaughter house, was
burned this forenoon. The house and
contents were destroyed, entailing loss
of 5000 or $500.
Ole Rosengreen, who has been at work
for some time at the smelter with his
teams, left today with his outfit for Wash
ington territory, which is his old stamp
ing ground.
Among the recent cattle shipments
from Cascade, are those of John Arnold,
r. ]. Hardey, R. $. Hamilton and Rum
ney brothers. The shipments include s.
900 steers and 1900 sheep.
Several members Of the Ohio hunting
party came to town yesterday. They
brought with them two fine black-tail
deer and lots Of trout; besides much
small game. All are pleased with the
trip.
A republican who is among the people
t a good deal and knows Cascade county
thoroughly said the other day: "Clark
will run we'll. He will carry this county.
Mining men will vote for him everywhere.
1 tIe will beat Carter two to one in Silver
| Bow" S
D. II. Churchill informs us that a
| Northern Pacific surveying party is now
in the vicinity Of Sun River. It is sup
| posed they are running preliminary
line by the Wolf creek, Dearborn and
| Northern Montana.
We are pleased to see that Col. Nc,
Shane, who was injured at the Sand
Coulee stock yards few days ago is i'm
proving rapidly. He was out upon the
veranda OF the Park hotel today, recelv-
ing the congratulations of friends on ac-
count of his speedy recovery.
All Hockett moved his family to Glen.
,enin and expects to grow up with the
camp. He says he has already secured
some good mining property and expects
to develop it extensively. He Will con
tinue to carry passengers and freight be
tween here and the mines.
i J.L. Cox of Miles City, a prominen
stockman Of that section, is in the cit.
today. Mr.. Coxis driving large ban'
of beef cattle from the Yellowstone
part of which will go to the Biackfoo
agency to apply on the beef contract an
the remainder will be shipped to Chicag
over the Manitoba.
Pat Hughes has returned from til
mining camp at Dry Wolf creek. II
r saws that the miners are about to wor
9 the placers and will employ hydrauli
E machinery to ensure steady supply Q
water. The founders of the town OF Dr
Wolf have decided to rename it Carbon
$ ate. Highly & Pierce are developln
r their mine. They are taking out two tor
d a day of carbonate and galena ore.
y Mrs, Ellen Taylor has beaten the re-
! ord and is entitled to the palm for quic
Is work in the way of establishing o hom
. On Saturday evening at 8 o'clock 81
= purchased lot on Twelfth street an
fifth avenue South from the IoWnsl
company. Next morning, bright NJ
early. house was on the way to this !
e cation and, before dinner time, the fam'
h we're comfortably established in the
r. new home. All this was accomplished
a good deal less than one day.
If For the guidance of bores whenev
such turn up, the Tribune composite
have adopted the following rules ~
l. on the floor, as we have man especial
u to keep IL Clean. ldlk iouu, 'nu
n has not the desired effect, sing. We ha
plenty Of money to loan. and run re
u ular bokerage system. Pie all the tyl
be rs we have nothing. else to do but Gle
SO II up again. Tell plenty OF ghost storl
IS. as the men will listen with pleasu
an All tramp printers who are broke, G
es come in and take up subscription.
y ad r.. O. Leonard and wife arrived last {
"a. ening from Helena and returned 700
Mr.. Leonard is superintendent OF
Rocky Mountain Telegraph company a
the editor and publisher OF the Anacon
Review. He says the Rocky Mounts
'ty line is prospering and that several
nortant Improvements have just been
~ aangurated bv the company. Among @
~ ar 3hings second wire is to be stretch
lth hetween M Great Falls and Helena and
an entirely new line will be constructed
di- Benton, following the course OF tne ~
co. road.
ew John P. Dyas, the next probate lual "a
\, of Cascade county, returned yesleru as
-. from Cascade where he had peen ~ ~
Ids lng in making the transfer OF MI: =
lite Gorham's stock of merchanalsen =,
iii Messrs, Shepherd 3 Finn. Mr.. =; =;
- will omen an office in 7. 3. Collins oui
ey, mo mo- On Central avenue, ADJOINING
md ReSnky Mountain telegraph office, Wn
rhe No will attend to real estate, insuIan
~ r. envavancing, ne v etc. He will also NJ
!us os eha eharpa Of a lumber yard here. represe
= ~, = Ing. ing Mr., McDapiels, the lumbermah
ose Gorham,