Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-07-14

J. B. Leslie and wife have returned
from their Kentucky home and are now
permanently settled here.
The rain today was welcome. 1t allay-
ed the dust and cooled the air. The
fields look all the better for it.
Among the arrivals at the Park hotel
are Frank Langford, 0. G. Smith, F. D.
Cooper, Helena; j. M. Montgomery,
Butte.
G. W. Myers of Miles City, we'll
known stockman, who Is at present on the
lookout for mutton sheep, is sojourning
in the city.
Mr.. Ferguson Of Fort Shaw, who has
been in charge of Meningitis restaurant,
has resigned that position and is now in
the city.
Ernest Ringwald has returned from a
pleasant trip to St. Paul. He has return
ed alone, too, much to the general sur
prise
W. 9. Pyfer, representing the Wells
conservatory, is in town and makes a
tempting display of flowers in front of
the Park hotel.
Mrs. Sullivan has received from Pana-
ma green parrot. 1t speaks only Span
ish. 1t salutes people with "Buenos
/ dos" and answers questions with 'quien
sabe?"
Horses sometimes stray along the
wagon bridge in search of grass, but when
they come to the gate they halt and final
ly return. They7have bewildered look
on the bridge.
If John Murta meets the customers at
Bach, Cory & Co.'s with broader smile
than usual today it is because Mrs. Murta
and child have just arrived from Stanford
to pay him few days "visit." Mr.. Muir
ia will bring his household gods to the
Cataract city in short time.
David Leahy, who welded the pen
and was ready to WELD the sword for
oklahoma is in town. Mr.. Leachy was
editor Of the Oklahoma Commonwealth
and is now the democratic nominee for
state auditor on the Kansas ticket. He
admires greatly this land Of the mountain
and the flood
This is installation night at the castle
hall of the Knights of Pythias and we
are requested to announce that all mem
bers are expected to be in attendance.
Harry Ringwald is deputy district grand
chancellor and will act as installing Of
Gcer All visiting brothers are cordially
invited to attend. . 0#.."m.. Nm.. u.
George W. and Mrs. Taylor have re-
turned from pleasant visit to Robert 8.
Fords, where they were Hospitality enter
tanned by the host and hostess. In com
pany with Misses Leonard and Floweree
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor visited Lieut.. Ahern
at Fort Shaw and found him as happy as
could be expected when away from the
Great Falls bellies.
Food makes blood and blood makes
beauty. Improper digestion Of food nee
essarily produces bad blood, resulting in
feeling Of fullness in the stomach, acid
ity, heartburn, sick-headache, and other
dyspeptic symptoms. A closely confined
life causes indigestion, constipation, bill
iousness and loss of appetite. To remove
these troubles there is no remedy equal
to Prickly Ash Bitters. It has beeu tried
and proven to be specific.
The excursion party that came with
Colonel Broadwater yesterday returned
we'll pleased from the smelter, where
they enjoyed Mr.. Child's hospitality. The
party stayed about an hour in town, and
left for Helena very happy over. their
visit to the cataracts and the town. Hon.
Stephen B. French intends to visit Port
land and San Francisco before he returns
to New York. The bench and bar were
| strongly represented in the party by
Judges De Wolfe and Liddell and Colonel
W. =. Sanders.
Assessor Gorham is distributing lists
which, in accordance with the new law,
put some searching questions to property
owners. Storekeepers who never owned
Il steer are asked: "How many oxen and
steers over two years old do you own?''
SLOW many goats do you own?" is also
among the queries. Farmers are expected
to tell "what amount of stock or shares
in any company or corporation do you
own?" Jewelry, watches and pianos are
also made subject OF research. Among
the queries are: "How many watches do
you or any member Of your family own,
and the value thereof?'' "How many mu-
steal instruments do you or any member
Of your family own?" Finally the CUES
tions lead up to: "How much money do
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