Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-24
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.


j.. j. Kennedy is in better health than
heretofore.
Butchers say that meat is cheaper here
than in Helena
General Manager Marvel says the fast
trains will run next month as announced.
Mr.. Thos. Dwyer, one of the foreman
at the Sand Coulee mines, is in the city
today.
Sergents Ray and Phelps of the Goth
lnfantary, have purchased some Great
Falls property.
Fruit continues to come in from San
Francisco and other places. There is no
lack of vegetables either.
Mat Foley Of Sand Coulee, one of the
prosperous business men of that town, is
in the city to day purchasing supplies.
The democratic orators and candidates
who have been makingya a visit to eastern
Cascade county, are expected home this
evening.
A party composed of Messrs. Hastie,
Ray, Race, Rolfe and G. NJ. Webster have
gone to Belt creek to attend republican
ule|lluS uneTe.
Mr.. Nalbach, the merchant tailor, open
ed his doors in the Milner 81 Boardman
block today. He has a very NICE stock
and invites the public to call and see him.
Much regret is expressed at Sun River
on account tf the death of Mrs. Rowles,
one OF the oldest residents of the valley.
She was noted for her kindness and hos
pitality.
Six cattle trains leave Manitoba points
today for Chicago, One train goes from
here, two each from Benton and Bic
Sandy, and one from Bowdoih. This is a
great year for cattle traffic on the Mani
toba.
Mr.. Farusworth of Iowa enjoyed with
Mr.. Dickerman Of St. Paul, IL weeks visit at
Great Falls, purchased before his return
yesterday, lots |, 2 and in block 515. 1t
is likely that he will make other invest
ments here.
General Manager Marvel and General
Superintendent Case returned today from
Helena in their special train Col. Broad
water came with them. The party visited
the Sand Coulee coal mines and the smell
ter in the afternoon. The special train
leaves for St. Paul at p. m.
John O'Bierne, who has been foreman
OF the Sand Coulee mines since the
work commenced here under the superin-
tendency of MIR. Anderson, leaves for his
home at Spring Valley, ILL.,, this evening,
both on account of his own illness and
that OF his wife. He expects to return
soon.
D. k. McGinnis, of the Manitoba rail
road, arrived in town today. He con.
firms the good news that fast passenger
trains will be placed on tle Great Falls
route between ST. Paul aAd Butte on the
10th. OF November, Mr.. McGinnis saw
the Great Falls exhibit at the Minnea-
polls exposition and deemed it excellent.
lie says the reputation OF the city is ex-
tending far and wide and the whole re-
gion may look for rapid growth.
Mr.. Larry Neihart and Mr.. johnson of
Nelhart, today sent to the smelter twenty
tons Of ore, which will be sampled IN a
day or two. The ore is from the Queen
of the Hills and Florence mines. and as il
has been carefully selected, is doubtless
of high grade Mr. Neihart informs us
that he has 5000 tons of ore on the Queen
OF the Hills dump, all of which will be
hauled to the smelter this fall and winter
II 1t Will bear transportation. Several
other mlne-owners are also preparing to
haul ore, and there is premise of lively
business in this line for some time to
come. lhe smelter company is Offering
every lnducement to mine owners and
they should lose no time in getting their
ores to market.