Great Falls tribune., 1888-08-25
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Thursdays Daily ]


The regular train today for Helena took
out quite number of passengers.
The infant son of Mr.. Chambers died
yesterday and was buried today.
The eastern train brought in about 20
passengers today, some Of whom left for
Helena. ..M...n
Miss Addie STEEL, daughter of George
steell Of Sun River, is visiting friends in
Great Falls.
John Guerin, manager Of the Park
theatre, purchased a horse and buggy
today.
Paul Roehl returned Yesterday from a
hunting trip, having bagged fifty-six
duck. A good days work.
Miss Bessie Ford, county superintend-
ent Of schools, has notice in regard to
examination of,teachers in today's paper.
About IS Or 20 coal miners arrived this
morning and left for Sand Coulee, where
they have been engaged by the Sand Cou-
lee Coal company.
The lot purchased by Miss La Rue was
the one occupied by Rubottons paint
shop, instead of Will Il Dick;nsons as,
was stated in yesterdays paper. 7
There will be another ast passenger
train to Helena and retu'n tomorrow tnd
we learn of many who will take ad7an-
tage of it to enjoy lslt to the fair
About thirty the young folks of
Great Falls weru today on the Methodist
Episcopal ch'fch excursion to Wilson's
landing rhey will return this evening.
E. H BeclSler, chief engineer of the
Montart Central road, arrived from Hell
.- ena Yesterday and left today for the Belt
morntains to look after the surveying
party.
F. Oppeuheimer, Helena; R. A. Dur
kee, st. Paul; V. B. Whitney, East St.
Louis; Jas. Ross, M. cambridge, Moose
Jaw, N. W. T., are registered at the Park
hotel.
One hundred and one lots have been
sold in the Highland park addition by
Hanks & McClelland since they placed it
on the market. Such are the good results
of advertising.
Mr. and Mrs. Birmingham of Norfolk.
Va, have been in town for the past few
days. Mr.. Brittinghdm invested heavily
IN Great Falls real estate, buying several
lots in the Highland Park addition from
Hanks & McCJelland.
Judge Rolfe says he knew nothing of
the "except Cascade" business until his
return from the east, and is inclined tn
think that Col. McCutcheon made tbe ex.
ception not knowing central committee
had been organized here. The indua
says he will certainly not call a convan-
tion and that he has no doubt the conven-
ton called by the central committee will
be regular and its delegates to the terri
torial convention receive the same racor-
milton as others. When Col. McCutcheon
returns from the east he will be cal1ed
upon to explain.
l.. W. Curtiss, the popular agent of the
American Express company, is in recent
of many letters daily from Obi, Indiana
and Illinois making inquiries regarding
Great Fails. To all of these inn,ir;es
Mr. Cur tiss makes favorable renl;au
"How is business?" was asked of him tn. |
day by Tribune reporter. "Well. hnsi-
ness is increasing right along, Numer- !
Gus packages are coming in addressed tn
different points tributary to this citv y
was the answer. Mr.. Curtiss has iumned
into popularity on the start and is hand. |
ling business pre- mptly, efficiently and to
the satisfaction of all concerned.
Bayard Gray and ]. straus Of Portland
Ind, are in the city, having arrived from,
the east on this mornings train. The
gentlemen came west over the Northern
Pacific and will 60 as tar as the coast ha.
fore turning towards Hoosierdom opain
Mr.. Gray is son of Gov GRAY Of fhat
state, who was the choice of many demoD
Gratis for vice-president this year The
writer was heartily glad to meet M
Gray, schoolmate Of fifteen years ago,
He is likewise member of the ath;rd
estate" being editor and publisher Of ~ the
Portland Sun, staunch democrat;e
paper. The gentlemen express than
selves as being very favorabiy impressed
with Great Falls. pA o''eu
News has been received of the ret,,rn
of Judge Bach to Helena from a trim to
the Big Blackfoot and tributary straanS - y"
He went there in company with Messrs
Mellen, Glazier, L. s. Wells and Clav.
berg. Their party in camp also inclnds al
Charles Saunders, of Omaha and Dr.
Hough, Judge Lippencott and W. II ne
Witt, Of Butte. Mr.. Saunders was sud
1enly summoned away on account of the
illness OF his father in Colorado and
passed through Helena Saturday On his