Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-08-18
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
from Thursdays Daily


Geo. jackson of Ubet is in town.
Grant Mexican, of Sun River, is In the
city. ...mm @..M
Sam Small of St. Paul is o guest at the
Park. m.. @v ..- @"
A. e. Barnes, of Helena, is at the Park
hotel. ~m
Il. H. Carr, clerk at the Piegan agency,
is in town. -."
V. W. Bagley, merchant of Kansas
City, is In town.
s. F. Ryan Of Fargo is stopping at the
Milwaukee house.
John O'Connor, of San Francisco, is at
the Milwaukee house.
James Gift, the efficient lineman of the
Manitoba, is in town.
The Townsite company display some
very fine samples of wheat grown on the
bench lands near town.
William Schiller has sold his stock of
boots and shoes to Bulge & Kenkle.
Several parties left town Yesterday for
the mining districts of Barker and Mel
hart
4. A. Preston, a prominent ranchman
of Cora, is in town and will remain few
days.
William Randall, wife and two chill
dren, from Three Forks, Mont, are in
town.
w. H. Barnes, George B. Ellis and o,
NJ. Noble, of Helena, are at the Milwau-
kee house.
Three men are looking around for a
suitable location and will probably en-
gage in business here.
The stringing of the electric light wire
has been temporarily suspended until
more material arrives
A sign posted on the Star saloon build
ing calls for thirty men for the Montana
Central working train.
]. M. Gaunt arrived last night from the
prosperous burg of Cascade. He reports
everything as booming there.
Dunlap & Mitchell are busily engaged
in QUILTING several parties who contain
plate going to Barker and Neihart.
Workmen are engaged in blasting rock
near the depot. This rock is to he used
in ballasting the Sand Coulee road.
Dick Brennan returned today. He was
accompanied by Sam Getz Of this CITY
who will do a little prospecting himself.
DR.. Culbertson left town today He
will be in Helena during fair week, ia
will be found at the Cosmopolitan hotel.
An immense load of express matter
came in this morning. It is the largest
amount that has been received for three
months.
?. Harrison, Of Silver Reef, Utah who
paid Great Falls a visit about two months
ago, returned last night, accompanied by
his son.
rat Hughes will start for Neihart to-
morrow to join the army of prosnectors
who are already flocking to these MINING
W. .. Dexter will launch his hoat IN.
morrow and rush the work right ahead
lie expects his machinery from Helena
in few days. '"
The fires were lighted in the electric
light works yesterday to test the boilers
The entire plant will be in full r1nn;ng
order in about ten days.
Colonel Broadwater returned to He1ono
today. He left his son at the Park With a
young companion. Both bows seem tn |
enjoy the good fishing here.
Howard Criss and J. N. Bridges, who
nave been out on ten DAYS trim fo Rarkar
and Neihart, returned yesterday. Thev
report that they had a good time,
The street faklr is here. This time # 10
q cane racket. To throw rinr ova ~ 20
cane entities the thrower to zane or
several canes, as the case may be.
John Fl. Evans, of Sand Coulee sbinnoa
Two car loads Of fine horses to 81 EpT
Yesterday. Mr.. Evans may take some Of
them as far east east as New York.
From different parties who have Or.
rived over the Manitoba it is learned that
several hundred excursionists will tale
advantage of the low rates from s. PAM
lere Nv aul
John Howell, Janeway; John Andor
on, John F. Nevin, wife and two an on;1
lren, ". Il. Todd and H. H. Carr arrived
N the train from the east this morn;nu
nd are stopping at the Park hotel
A public meeting will be held tbio av-
ming to receive the report Of the water