Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-08-22
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Mondays Daily. |


]. L. Scott, a railroad engineer Of Hell
ena, is at the Milwaukee.
Supt. Waldo Of the Manitoba, arrived
this morning from St. Paul.
John X. Cashier, the prominent ranch
man of Belt, is again in town.
Two or three families of half-breeds
are encamped near the slaughter honse.
Mr.. Eilers of the Montana Smelling
company left this morning for New
York.
J. H. Green, of Fort Benton, is enjoy.
ing visitto his many Great Falls friends
and will return this evening.
Phil Chamberlain, the "expert m1xolo-
glst" at Wetzel's left this morning for
Helena, to be gone several days.
Thomas and A. II. Pierson of Chicago,
are at the Milwaukee. They are looking
over the town with view to locating
here.
R. N. Collins, the prosperous merchant
OF Cascade, who has been here purchas-
ing goods for his establishment, left for
home today.
At least ten ranchmen are in from
Highwood. They bring their produce
here, knowing they can always find a
market for it.
J. H. Green and son arrived from Ben
ton this morning. Mr.. Green is the faith
er OF Chas. Green, one Of the proprietors
of the Park stables
Geo. r. Beers, one of Belt creeks
rustling ranchman, is in town. Mr.. Beers,
like otLer ranchmen, finds good market
here for his produce.
Among the arrivals in town are James
Basch OF st. Paul, }. p. Tracy of Chicago,
A. W. Bower and wife Of Stanford, James
Breen of Los Angeles, Cal.
Corporal Harris of the Twenty fifth in
tantry, who has been attending the COM
petitive rifle match at Fort Smelling. re-
turned this morning and left on the train
for Fort Shaw.
J. G. Bundy, of the we'll known firm of
Bundy y Hendelider of Klbby, is in
town. MIR. Bundy favors the appoint
ment Of j. D. Richards as commissioner
from that section.
t A. Sears, stock agent of the Mani
toba, and J.P. Tracy, Of Rosenbaum Bros.
u Co., Chicago have been in the CITY the
past two days, busily engaged in looking
after stock matters.
The ballasting and surfacing OF the
Sand Coulee branch will be finished Nv
the latter part of this month, after which
time regular trains will be run. loaded
with coal for the city as we'll as other
points,
Work on the new stable on Second av-
enua south was begun today. The stohla
VIII be frame one and will be 80 Nv ion
feet. 1t will be completed by Septemher
in time for F, NJ Morgan to transfer his
livery stable business there.
A. W. Bower and wife of Wolf creal.
accompanied by Miss Ida Foggin of New
OK city, were IN the city Yesterday and
lett IN the afternoon for the Great falls
where they will spend day or two en-,
cinity. ~ 'A"' VI
The democratic primaries will be held
at the probate court room this evenino
the polls opening at 7 O'clock and CLOSING
at y. All democrats are reouested to
come forward and deposit ballots for
such delegates as they wish to represent
them at the county convention.
Although it has not been openly stated
IT is we'll known that John W, Stanton
the lawyer, will be candidate for nro,
pate judge In fact John has his eve m
the county attorneyship as we'll. If d.
1eated IN one he can turn to the Other
once. AS lawyer he has two ouiyers tn
his bow. 4u''ets W
Col. T. B. Mcshane, manager Of tho
Bay State Cattle company, whose he s
quarters are on the Lower judith ie n
the city, inquiring into the shinninr 70 "a
elllties at Great Falls. He saws IS tho
Judith stock men drive north tbis is the tho
oest and most convenient point Of shins
ment for them. A' VI sup
There are now six patients in the conn.
y hospital under the supervision If 'G nan
Bruce. One of them is not exnecte Ia ~
live, but the balance are in fair cond iG W
with good prospect of recovery Tbn
hospital is model of neatness and evaru
thing connected with it is run on n str;ot
~ first-class basis, The largest nn I'm iu
Of. Of patients In the hospital at Any one s' time