Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-15
SPRAY Of 1IIE FALLS

Saturday evening a whole train ~ cgls
crossed the bridge and came witlin the
limits of Greas Falls proper. 5 WISH
Die e1oof of railroad Do-less wa he.leG
with pleasure by the people, ana many
OBJ ,erve the t~racklaying. watch went Oh
actively. Today the train which keeps
up with the t.tcki&yers vs. beyond
Myers saw mill, and WIS headiag ror
Sand Coulee.
Hon. James Sullivan, the territorial
ahGitoi, was IN town yesterday, sns.
received a coldi.sl greeting Ion as
many friends he.e. IL. Sulliv.G was
much pleased with the osogre I've ap-
p%earance of the c~;st;sact city.
Attention is called to Robert Vaughn's
advertisement in another column. il
which he Offers for sale some fine v.tle.
maree and stations. Nj. Vaughn hs,
only the W Y best of sock Of all Kinds,
and parties wishing to "oi Fed IN" SHOULD
not il to see or correspond with him.
C. f. Miller, with T. C. Power & Ero.,
O. 20 t Benton, is in the city, End will
remain a few days.
John W. Powessnd wife of FoIt Len
ton vi arrive in the city this evening Ell
route TO the Pacific coast to remain a
month.
The Tribune has received from MI.
Harm or. who visited Great Falls last
month, gu interesting pamphlet on the
Zumbro valley herd of Holstain Tiiesian
cSttle. This famous herd is on Mr.. HaI-
rim tons ZumDro Valley farm nea
D,.Iozt,r MINI Tho form. rnnStStc If
$50 acres which are under a h iyh site of
cultivation. The herd consists OF &c pure
bred Holatein Friesians, descended from
the founostion herd of II heiels Of
EuroDeal registty, which were imported
in.1So4.s This breed ex els al others for
milk,hu .er and cneess , oduct,on md is
also a superior bee freed.
A .uil Ere OF esh Cen end : IS
seeus at Lapeyre : others.
M. Muivey, of Fol Shaw, arrived last
night from st. Pau, Where he went to
deliver a military convict to the depa1t-
ment commando. This convict, Morrisy
bv name, made taree a'tem DTS TO escape
and gave the guard considerable tlouble.
NJ. MuIvev reports est emely OLD
weather in st. Paul anG Mime polls.
KinesDurv block present. a g12nd an
pearance. Tie ti,e jaade" have ADORNED
it with Anne lean flags, ever leens an'i
emblem,. 1t will ]o2n gamer sill TO-
morrow evening when the tiiemen in
ii cir scarlet uniforms will dance to the
sound of sweet music with the fair mat
.oa. and MACS of tie cataract city. !
John H. Green, of Fort Benton, a well
known cattle kin of northern Montana, !
Is in the city. He 1.ill buy a choice cor
ner lot or two. We infer this from the
fact that he has been c, efu!ly studying
tue pill; of the city today.
Sheriff Black, OF Chote. u county is
making a visit to Great Fl lis.
Greet Falls merchants are NOT much
concerned in the rate-cutting. as it does
not extend west of Chicago and st. Paul.
They expect, however, some benefit from
it II the l,tes remain low. They sly that
the %Iate-cutting is Dad for the large
wholesale houses who have received
goods at the high rates.
Mr.. o'Loughlin returned yesterday
from Benton. He report the iamoer in
terests as thriving in Minneaot& and else
where. The cut of the company which
he represents. last ye>. was 4S,C30,0e0
feet Of lumber; 1910, 80 feet OF lat an4
29. O9O.O 900 feet of shiaglea. fhis VS. a
great increase on last years cut.
Douglas Huy has succeeded Del
Chowen in the farm produce and com
mission line. He will deal in oats. hay,
bran and shorts, ground feed, butter. eggs,
and vegetables. This town can well sup
port q store in the above business which
Mr.. Huy will conduct with energy and
ability.