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

Frank Leslie and wife of Benton are
registered at the Park hotel. Mr.. Leslie
was several months Western Union Tele-
graph operator at Benton.
W. L. Duval, surveyor Pacific Insurance
company of San Francisco, is in town,
making notes on the changes which have
been made IN the buildings.
Frank Webster has returned after
pleasant trip to jamestown where prai-
rle fires have been raging. He reports
the Dakota farmer as happy at the high
price of wheat.
The Manitoba and Montana Central
are rendering splendid service in the frei-
ght way these days. Fast or time freight
is brought from the east with unfaillng
promptitude.
W. J. Rademacher, of LIE Sueur, MIMI,
at which place he is extensively engaged
In the drug business, is in the city to re-
main few days. In company with some
friends he visited the falls and smelter
today.
The lawyers, plaintiff and defendant
In the watch suit, returned from Cascade
yesterday afternoon. There was no trial.
Judge Burcher had not received the com
plant and other papers, and so could not
begin the trial.
William Conlin has been appointed
roadmaster on the Great Falls and Hell
ena division of the Montana Central.
Mr.. Conlin has had much experience in
railroad building and is well qualified to
fill this position.
Several election bets have been booked
and more are likely to be. The number
OF new hats and suits of clothes after ell
ection will be great. Hats are some
times limited to $5 as otherwise the win
ner might invest in beaver.
A: B: Keeler, of Spokane Falls paid
the Tribune visit yesterday. He reports
that city as advancing. 1t is doing good
trade and expects much prosperity from
new railroad projects. He left for Ben
ton but will return soon.
Capt. ]. 0. Gregg, OF Fargo, William
+. Dean and s. B. Sarls of Minneapolis.
and W. L.. Eaton of Kalamazoo, Michi-
gan, constitute party who are visiting
the city and looking up the resources Of
northern Montana. They visited the
TAILS and smelter Yesterday and are to-
oay enjoying trip to the Sand Coulee
coal nelds. The gentlemen are enthus-
lastlc over what they have seen in Mon
tana.
The Delmonico continues to gain in
popular favor by good cooking. good SER
vice and varied bills of fare. M. Kram-
beck is on the lookout for novelties in
FRUIT game or Vegetables and procures
as soon as they appear. Among the re-
cent novelties are water crosses, which
are deemed rarity in town. The Del.
monlco will give special attention to ov-
sters in every style during the fall and
winter. "'''
The magnificent valley and extensive
foothills OF Sun River are admirably ad-
apted to the cultivation and maturity of
both winter and spring wheat, and a good
mill, to furnish remunerative market
Tor the grain, is all the farmers need in
that beautiful and productive portion of
Northern Montana.-Bozeman Avant
Courier Our contemporary, with the
French name, should know that there is
superior roller mill at Great Falls at the
entrance to the Sun river valley.
A telegram received from Fort Benton
last evening, announced the death of j,
W. Luke, an aged and much respected
resident OF that town. While the partic-
ulars are not given, the death must have
been sudden and unexpected, as it is
known, he was not ailing up to day Or
two ago. Mr.. Luke was an old resident
OF St Louis where at one time he was
quite prominent in business affairs. For
some years ne was master Of steamboat