Great Falls tribune., 1888-08-25

D. T., is in town looking up an invest
ment. "5M0
E. D. Hastie arrived yesterday and i
registered at the Milwaukee house.
A great many Of our citizens are pre-
pairing to go to Helena on the fast trail
tomorrow.
Ed Reinicke and wife of Sun rive
leavings came in yesterday and left thi
morning. m.. e.. @Mm....
C.J. Mcnamara, of the firm of Broad
water, McNamara & Co., was in Grea
Falls yesterday. -
| W. W. Hodson of Gable, Montana, lef
for Barker this morning on an extensive
prospecting trip.
Chas. s. Gibson of Benton, the vel
known wool-grower of that section, ar
rived yesterday.
j. NJ. Gaunt, who has been at Cascade
in the interest of s. G. Ashby & Co., re-
turned yesterday.
g. A. Colby, g. W. Forsyth and G. E.
Hoag, three prominent sheep men of
Truly, arrived yesterday.
A. Fleming of Fort Macleod is at the
Milwaukee house. He is here in the in
terest of the Macleod Gazette. "M
Miss Nellie Shea and Miss Louise Boyd
arrived from Helena last night and have
secured positions at the Milwaukee house.
W. ]. Boston Of Truly arrived in town
yesterday bringing wagon load of vege-
tables, which he sold readily at a good
| figure.
j. A. Cochrane, the horse trainer who
has been employed on Robert Vaughn's
ranch, is in town and registered ct the
Milwaukee house.
Dining room or chamber work in ho-
tel: Two girls desire an engagement.
Call for two days, or address Miss Anna
Shea, Tribune office. w.. .um8M
Phil Gibson will head the crowd of ex-
cursionists who will start for Helena to-
morrow. He will see that they have a
jolly time at the capital
Agent Kelly has sent out handbills
about the Montana Central excursion
trains. See General Manager shelby's
dispatch in anothar anlumn.
Robert Mackey, who hos pean in the
mountains for the rdst four weeks, killed
four large bears few days ago. He in
tends bringins the hides to Great Falls.
Howard Crosby, a pleasure bent Enc
lishnsn from New York, arrived at the
Park hotel and will go on an extensive
hunting trip as far north as st. Mary's
lake.
An addition is being built to the Park
theatre. New dressing rooms Will De bullt.
The present gallery will b enlarged and
~, ny%o,,,Tro ;,,nrOVampOtc will ho
made.
The contract for the Belt mountains
branch of the Montana Central will be
let in a short time and whoever gets it
must give bond to have the road COM
pleted II 80 days.
Manager Guerin, since his arrival in
Great Falls, has persuaded at least a
doztn friends of his to invest in Great
Falls real estate. He is attracting quite
a solony here from Fargo.
The framework of the new livery sta
BILE on Second avenue South was put up
today. Mr.. Morgan, who is to lease the
building, has offered $50 extra to have it
finished by September l.
W. q. Stark, who has purchased a new
threshing machine, has commenced oper-
ations in this vicinity. He is threshing
for L. W. Peck today and tom ,rrow will
move to Dahlgreen's ranch.
2. L. Palmedy and wife of Chicago ar
rived yesterday. Mr.. Palmedy has ac-
cepted position at the smelter as surer-
tendent Of the blasting furnaces and will
soon enter upon his duties.
James Nobley, of Minneapolis, and
Charles McCullah, Of Detroit, Mich, ar
rived yesterday and left this morning for
Barker and Neihart. Both gentlemen are
capitalists and are seeking an Investment
in these promising camps.
II. g. Klenze, a travelling photographer
from Fort Assinniboine, arrived yester
day and left for Helena this morning.
On his return here he will take views Of
and also on the Manitoba from
here to Fort Assinniboine.
The basket excursion of the ladies aid
society of the M. E. church will take
place tomorrow. The steamer Fern will
leave the dock at 8 O'clock, returning at
O'Clock. There is promise of a good at
tendance and pleasant trip.
John P. Dyas of Gorham, who sold his
interest in the general store at that point
to J. M. Erskine, will locate in Great
Falls. Mrs. Dyas arrived last night and |
is staying at the Milwaukee house, pend
ing the arrival of her husband.
g. +. Grant, representing the North |
British and Mercantile insurance agency,
and Mr.. Young of the Fireman's Fund Of |
California, are in the city looking after
the interest of their companies here and |
enjoying the sights ana scenery under |
the guidance Of Phil Gibson.
Jas. Barnes of Collett g. Barnes leaves
81. Paul today on the excursion train
for Great Falls. He is accompanied by
large party who come to look up reality |
investments here. Mr.. B. has been quite |
in his mission to St. Paul.
Several parties from Fargo will arrive
here in couple of weeks to invest and
establish themselves in business. One of
them is Peter Roach, who was formerly
jailer there. Mr. Roach contemplates the
of steam laundry here.
Some ingenious individual has estab-
ished shooting gallery on First avenue
South. 1t consists simply Of some boards
nailed together and is similar to base
oall backstop. He did good business
asst night, raking in good deal of cash.
Miss La Rue, one of the performers at
he Park theatre has purchased the lot
by Will & Dickinson's paint
hop, paying el,6o0 for 1t. She will make