Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-07-25
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
[ From Mondays Daily.)
II. L. Fisher of Stanford is in the city.

II. IL. lSner OIL Suan1Oru Is IN The CITY.
Rev. Mr.. Hetzler preachey yesterday
The wool receipts today and yesterday
were heavy.
Phil Gibson went to Helena yesterday
for a short visit.
Gross and White, the South Carolina
bank officials, have been convicted
-Four young men, whose names are un-
known, have been drowned at Mime
tonka.
j. A. Waite of the Judith and c. G.
Bynum Of Choteau, we'll known sheep
men, are in the city.
The hot weather continues. Today the
clouds obscured the sun, but the hot rays
made themselves felt.
Mrs. E. P. Reynolds of Rock Island,
Island, ILL.,, was one of the passen gers on
today's train from the east.
Mike Conley, of Ashland, Wis, accepts
the challenge of Jem Smith, champion
Of England, for prize fight at $4,000 a
side.
Mel J. Keith, who formerly resided at
Benton, came down from Helena Satul-
day and has decided to locate at Great
Falls.
Col. and Mrs. McCutcheon left for Hell
epa today The colonel had been here
since Saturday awaiting the arrival of his
wife from New York over the Manitoba
line.
Assistant Postmaster Taylor says that
he has an assistant at last. The Young
helper is a baby boy who turns the scales
at 81 pounds. Mr.. Taylor declared him
to be "first-class."
DR.. Frank Atkisson of Fort Benton was
in Great Falls an hour this morninr
awaiting the departure Of the Montana
Central train. He is en- route to the Pa
cifc coast for a few. weeks vacation
Fl. @. Chowen and wife have returned
from Minneapolis, where he was on
visit to his mother and sister. His mother
who recently sold site for 100000 to
an insurance company, is about to 90 to
Europe with her daughter.
Jesse l. Phelps of Utica, in the judith
basin, in the city, aguest at the Park
hotel. Mr.. Phelps is one of the younn
cattle kings of this region and he was
glad to learn that the Sand Coulee stock
yards are to be built soon.
II. D. Burghardt has returned from
Tiger and reports that good deal of
prospecting is going on in the new comn
He thinks that the prospects are verv
favorable, but it will require more work
ia 6ntGr1Oi th nil of+
The contract for building the Dunno
block has been awarded to William Roh-
erts and Frank Coombs. The former will
superntend the wood work and the latter
the brick and stone work, insuripe that
both will be we'll and promptly executed
1t looks as if some of the Helena voo-
rants and hudlums had moved here
There has been marked increase in tha
number OF loafers who wont work some
81 them have been forced to leave town
oy heavy fines, but others still infest tha
MIR. Erskine, who travelled for Bacb S
cory " Co., has bought out the store at t
Iorham which was recently in CHARGE of
Nh. Dyas. He intends to make it a first- ,
lass grocery store. Il is generally nra- ,
licted that he will 10 large business
here. ''''ness
Prof. Morston is preparing actively the +
treat Falls exhibit for the Minneano ,is
Although the time is short
le is resolved to make the display worthy c
i north Montana and its metropolis. Az t
'ho can aid by word or deed Should
o so.
Among the recent guests of the parl, |
otel are A. B. Howard, St. Louis; D. r.
Jersey, Anoka; A. W. Bower, Stanford. .
!. Hayes, Sweet Grass Hills; J. Wilson q
'elt creek; r. W. Redding Ghoteau. g +
!, Bynum, Bynum: F. Atkisson Benton ~
/ A. Nelson, Crookston.
Captain Taylor is having fine Yacht :,
eslgned which he will have CONSTRUCTED
lis winter and ready to be launched ON
roadWater bay next spring. The can. Il
In proposes to keep up with every d. 7
and for sport and pleasure on this snlen-
d body of water. '0 ,
George D. Patterson and family of tbe s
lonkin arrived on this mornings train
spend a few days in;the city. MI. Pat. V