Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Saturdays Daily.

[From Saturdays Daily.
Prof. Logan says that he considers
Great Falls the handsomest young city
he has ever seen.
Charley Thomas, of Birch Creek, re-
turded from trip to Helena yesterday,
and will make short stay here.
The city has been full Of visitors the
past few days and without exception they
are delighted with Great Falls and sur
ro.ndings.
Louis E. Hollenbach and Miss Mary E.
Fahrni, who recently resided in Fort Shaw
were married on Wednesday last in Hell
ena, where they now reside.
]. G. Banding and Ole Rosengreen
have finished all the grading at the smell
ter and expect soon to commence making
the dirt fly on the Belt mountains branch.
Mrs. NJ. A. Flanagan of Fort Benton,
Ian of Dubuque, Iowa, was in the city a
short time this morning en- route to Hell
ena.
Most of the delegates to the republic
can convention, from the outside pre-
cincts, have returned to their homes,
more or less satisfied with the work ac-
complished yesterday.
Mr.. Kennedy has made another large
cattle deal. He says that the Chicago
syndicate are keeping up prices in order
to sell off the immense Texas herds in
which they are interested.
DR.. Read has returned from Minneap-
oils, where he visited the Great Falls ex-
hibit, and found it to be the leading at
traction. He says the Manitoba exhibit
eycels greatly the Northern Pacific
A. Chrstello and Frank Sudlow, repre-
senting the popular house of Jas. McMil-
Ian & Co., Minneapolis, the buyers If
nearly all the Montana hides and peltries
are in the city. Mr. Christello is a mem
ber of the firm and is making his first Wis
it to Great Falls.
There is short lull in political circles.
Next week the Great Falls democrats
will organize rousing campaign club,
and may hold a ratification meeting on
Saturday evening The advices from the
country continue very satisfactory. The
hcket meets with general approval and
will poll the full party vote and more be-
sides.
Jos. Kipp has been in the city several
days waiting to take party to the St.
Mary's lake, on a hunting and fishing
expedition. The party, Of which Gen.
Bristow and Mr.. Butler are members. ar
rived by special yesterday; but found
they have not the time on their hands to
make the long trip to the lake, Mr..
klpp will therefore return to the Black.
foot agency to-day with load of sup
plies instead of mighty hunters.
Frank Wilcox has examined wheat
raised by Mr.. Clingan, of Belt, from No.
l hard seed, which the Cataract mill dis
tributed for the Manitoba railroad this
spring. Mr. Wilcox says the wheat is
superior NO. hard and possesses the
good qualities of that famous variety, He
finds the wheat much better than some
grown on another farm from seed raised
there. Mr. Clingan's wheat was grown on
the high bench land without irrigation.
Saloon keepers are pleased TODAY. for
they are receiving back $40 each which
they had overpaid as license. Messrs
brady and Leslie acted as counsel for the
saloon-keepers and convinced the commits
sloners that they had rated the license
i@SAo oo HlSlci inquire luan Lle law al
lows. They showed that liquor licenses
are regulated by the population. which
IN such matters is determined bv the vote
cast at the preceding general election.
The point was decided to be we'll taken
Since our last report the Townsite com.
pany has made sales of lots as follows
Moses Williams, lot /, in block 4S7. $500:
Jas. Lawler, lot 3, in block Ala, $1'7OO
Eugenia Bittingham, lot 3, in block 243'
$500: Frank II. Clark, lots 8 and 4. in
block 46S, $400 Sarah Kennedy, lot 2.
in block 4G3, $3.50; M. S. Rickard' lot IL
in block 444, $400; Bert Hofer, LOT 70. in
block 1870, $500; Josephine Hook, lot Il.
in block 800, $500 J. B. Leslie, lot 4, in
block 245, $500; Elizabeth BRAY. lot q in
block ~ $3.50 Jno. W. Robertson, lot
IA, in block 469, $500; Elizabeth Hook |
er, lot 4, in block 246, $500.
Sand Coulee will soon be lively shin.
ping place. The stockmen of the Judith
basin have decided to drive their beeyes |
to the Manitoba, and will ship from the |
Sand Coulee yards. This includes the
Bay State cattle company, whose ranches |
are near the mouth of the Judith river
and will have alone near 1000 head Of
steers to ship. Altogether the shipments
from that section will reach nearly 6,OOOI
head, OF over 300 car loads. The stock |
men consider that the drive to Great
Falls is the best offered them, on account