Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-20
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,
From Fridays Daily,1


Phil Manix, the Augusta merchant, is
in the city. 4.
p, d. Hastie is in the city looking
after his political fences.
! Many cars were loaded with cattle at
the Great Falls stock yards today.
Ira Brown Of Dupuyer arrived in the
city today and is registered at the Park
hotel.
Mt. Atkinson brought up beet from
his ranch this morning weighing ~
pounds.
J. @. McCraig, the Dupuyer wool grow
er, is in the city today purchasing winter
supplies.
Mrs. Roahl Of the Milwaukee house
is confined to her room with inflammation
Of the lungs. s"..
Thomas Ruth won much fame by the
excellent manner in which he painted
democratic banners at the Clark recep-
ton.
General Manager Marvel and General
Superintendent Case passed through here
today for Helena. They will return to-
morrow
Benz. Webster Of Fort Benton, an own
er in some Of the large copper lodges Of
the Sweet Grass Hills, is visiting friends
ia the city.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Courtney gave
dancing party last night in compliment
to Sergeants Ray and Phelps Of the 25th
United States infantry.
Larry Neihart and MI. johnson Of Nei-
hart arrived yesterday from that camp,
with load Of ore, which has been sold
to the Montana Smelling company.
D. s. Atkinson who came down from
Helena with the tlambeau club, is still
in town enjoying very much visit with
his brother f. F. Of the First National
bank.
Mrs. J. s. I4ytle and Mrs. George Quail
| Of Augusta are in the city, making their
| first visit to Great Falls. They went
down to see the smelter and falls this
afternoon.
The Montana cattle company shipped
$40 head Of cattle today from the Great
Falls yards, which closes their ship
ments tor the season. D. A. G. Flowreree
will ship 200 head tomorrow from the
same yards.
Jere Leslie is among the band Of young
orators who are rallying the people to
the standard of William A. Clark in
Belt, Kibbey and elsewhere. Good re-
ports continue to come from them.
Peter Stems, the great railroad builder,
arrived today on General Manager Man
vels special train and left for his Belt
creek r. nches this afternoon in company
with his partner, Mr. Arlington.
Mr.. G. L. Dlckerman of st. Paul favor
ed the Tribune with visit, today before
leaving for home. He said he liked this
place and the surburbs very much. He
has high opinion of the resources of
Great Falls.
Mr.. Fullerton of First avenue south,
bought the stationery store Of John Huy
and will transfer his business there. Mr..
| Huy's stock has been bought Jointly by
Mr.. Beachley and Mr. Fullerton who
will each take one half OF it.
Hon, Sam Word of Helena will address
another big democratic meeting here on
| Monday the goth inst Mr.. Word is an
able orator and is stumping all Montana
for Clark and the democratic cause He
| is we'll known here and throughout
northern Montana. There will be an
other great demonstration to meet him.
! The Cataract Mill company is building
a large warehouse adjacent to the mill.
It will be so feet square and will have
large capacity for the storage of flour and
wheat. The company's office will then
be removed to the mill from its present
location on Central avenue. The mill
has begun the season we'll and is now
working to its full capacity.
The Milwaukee house was crowded to
excess on Saturday and has been doing a
lively business all the week. Amcng the
latest arrivals are H. G. Klenze, Asslnni-
boine; E. S. Boots, St. Paul; T. Harrison,
John Ross, Stanford; W. 3. Hoag, St.
Paul; John Ronald, Truly; s. O'Conneer,
Lewistown; Stephen Price, Wolf Creek
Fitzroy Cunington, Minneapolis; Thos'
v. Davis, Truly.
Articles Of agreement have been signed
flor glove contest between well known
chirographer Of this city and an unknown
The mill will come off not far from the
Milwaukee house this evening at 10
o'clock. From the amount Of discussion
about the matter pretty lively "scrap-
; ping" match is expected.
Henry G. Hedges and wife of Mans.
} field, Ohio, are in the city and guests al
the Park hotel. Mr.. Hedges is very
prominent attorney and an intimate per
sonal and political friend of Senator Ohm
!, Sherman. Mr.. Hedges has visited the
west coast and could not very well return
home without seeing Great Falls, OF
which so much is now said and written
He found here an old friend in Mr. Ira
: Myers and enjoyed with him this after
noon ride to the falls and other attract
ions in that vicinity.
) J.J. O'Connor of Elmira, N. y.
:. prominent citizen and politician Of the
Empire state, isa visitor in Great Falls
today. Mr.. O'Connor enjoyed the dis
!, tinction Of placing in nomination at the
New York democratic convention, Gov
. David B. Hill, and he is great admirel
! Of that statesman. He has been travelling
e around in the northwest for the past
t month, and therefore does not claim tt
Il be very we'll posted on affairs IN ne"
; :, York; but in his opinion there is not
question of doubt about Cleveland and
: Thurman carrying that state. He say
: Nil democrats are united on the national
# ticket and thatls a guarantee OF l1s SUI
:. cess. no matter how much they qnarIe
II among themselves, Mr.. O'Connor is oe
3 lighted with Great Falls, and is Tree u
say that it IS the most promising youhE
Ipwn he has seen in all his travels IN tnt
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