Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
[From Tuesdays Daily.l

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| [From Tuesdays Daily.]
Mr.. Erksine has asked Mr., Kern to sur
vey the new town Of Gorham.
The remaining Manitoba excursion
trains leave st. Paul September 23d, and
October 8.
Fl. D. Burghardt is sick of typhoid fe-
yer. His many friends will hope for his
speedy recovery.
! A timber crossing has been placed on
the alley between Central and first aven-
ues at first street.
David Auchard Of the Dearborn, who
who is the owner Of a large cattle herd
on the Marias, is in the city today.
Mr.. Barnes of Barnes & Collett has left
| for st. Paul and may return on the next
excursion train with some investors.
| J. P. Dyas went to Cascade this morn
| ing to remain week, after which he will
return to this city and engage in business
Mr.. H. Wood, wife and son, of Piqua
Ohio, members Of the excursion party
are at the Park hotel and will remain
few days.
Dick Hicks had set Of double harness
stolen from his stable Oh Sunday evening,
and so far has been unable to lay bis
hands on the thief.
John Sinclair has returned with fine
antelope as the spoils Of the hunt. He is
now 50 well known to the antelope that
they keep clear Of him.
Will K. Floweree, who has been busily
engaged for some weeks in shipping beef
cattle to the Chicago market, is ii the
city today.
Mrs. G. S. Gibson Of Fort Benton and
the the Misses Wells and Ham of Iowa
we're in the city yesterday and today left
for Helena.
President Paine, Of the Bank of Great
Falls is at Lakota, D. T., where he is pre-
pairing his wheat for market. He has
had better yield than his neighbors this
year.
The Methodist Episcopal church will
soon be ready for dedication. The de-
sign is different from that of the other
churches, and thus produces pleasing
diversity.
The Dunn block is going up rapidly
and before many days, if the equinoxial
does not retard work, will be lnclosed. 1t
will be massive and elegant structure
and credit to the city.
Jansen, of st. Paul has rented store
in the Luther block, and will begin bust
ness soon in the boot and shoe line. Car
penters are now preparing the shelving
and part Of the stock has arrived.
Today's rain was needed for many rea-
sons, but for no stronger reason than that
it has extinguished the prairie fires that
have been ravaging the northern ranges
for several weeks and doing untold dam
age to our stock interests.
The Protestant Episcopal church is ap-
preaching completion. The ceiling is
pale blue, and 50 rounded as to produce
pleasing effect The entrance is on the
east side, so that when larger church is
built, this may be available for Sunday
school and lecture room.
T. H. Carter, the republican nominee
| for delegate is we'll known here, among
lawyers and the public generally He is
good speaker and has a large law prac-
tice at Helena. His sister married Thos
| Cruise, who has been connected with him
in some business enterprises.
The Great Falls democratic club will be
organized this week and may hold pub
lie meeting on Saturday. It is desired
that Sun River, Cascade, Kibbey and Sand
Coulee shall also organize clubs so that
public documents may be distributed and
dates be arranged for meetings
All interested in forming the cemetery
association are requested to meet at Paris
Gibson's office this evening ats p. m.
Prompt action is desired in this important
affair which can be settled readily by ear
nest cooperation. It is hoped there
fore that there will he large attendance.
DR.. i. B. Newman of Sun River has a
local ad. in today's. Tribune offering for
sale several useful articles. The doctor
is aboutte pull up stakes and go to the
west coast for the winter at least, but may
return to the territory. In the latter event
he will locate at Helena. DR.. Newman
has many friends in this portion Of Mon
tana who will regret to see him take his
departure, a step demanded by the condi-
ton of his health.
According to the law passed last year,
the board Of county commissioners who
are now in town, have "become board
for the correction Of the assessment roll
and the equalization Of the assessed value
Of property The law further says in
effect that any person feeling agrieyed by
any valuation may apply to the board to
| have it corrected. Where an increase is
made by the board in an assessment, the
person concerned is to receive notice.
| The business Of the board is likely to be
light.