Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-29
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
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Park hotel.
o. G. Cooper, the Choteau wool grower,
is in the city today.
W. H. Courtney has removed the Bay
side laundry up town.
Anton Eilers, president of the Montana
Smelling company, is at St. Paul.
M. E. social at s. Beachley's this even
ing. Be sure to go and bring the girls
with you.
James Weireick, the we'll known con
tractor and builder, returned home this
morning, from short visit east.
Mr.. Richardson, the Manitoba right-of-
way agent, and Col. Uline have returned
to the city. They visited the coal mines
today. ....
It is understood that the adjourned
meeting of the Manitoba directors was
held at st. Paul yesterday, but nothing
has yet been learned as to the action TAX
en-, if any.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. JONES' Mrs. Chad
wick, Miss Ewing and Mrs. Bullard, all
OF Helena, are making visit to the city.
They visited the falls, Giant spring and
smelter today.
JOS Steiner of the Park hotel and three
of his dining room boys went fishing
above the Sun river bridge Yesterday and
in three or four hours had about all the
fish they could carry home.
Ira Myers has been sick, but as he has
an iron constitution, he is out today and
attending to business as actively as ever.
He expects Mrs Myers from Minneap-
oils in day or two. Her sister will
come with her.
A prairie fire started on Otter creek
yesterday, and had made great headway,
when our informant last saw it, The set
tiers kept it out of the valley; but at last
accounts it was burning in the direction
OF the mountains, and there seemed but
little prospect of checking it.
Gelsthorpe & Bohn, merchant tailors.
have opened an establishment in Judge
Douglass building, until recently occu-
pied by Mr.. Gibbons, the harness man.
.Ihey are both fine cutters and ta;lors and
nave the reputation Of being excellent
workmen. They ask trial, and will
guarantee satisfaction in every particular,
See their ad. today.
The school board has elected Miss
Fannie Ewing, of Helena, teacher of the
hlgher grade in our public schools. The
new building on Central avenue, owned
by ). A. Beachley, has been nicely fitted
up for the purpose and school will begin
there tomorrow morning, with Miss Ew-
ing in charge. She bears an excellent
reputation as a teacher.
j. J. Davis, superintendent of the
Great Falls and Billings stage line, is in
the city to-day, and is circulating a / eti
1lon asking that the line in the Judith
basin D, IN be shortened by going directly from
IhllDfook 70 Cottonwood without max
ing the clrculS via ubet. This arrange
mem would save nearly twenty four hours
IN .ime IN making the trip from Lewis
MI Andrew Jensen, our new boot and
shoe dealer, has an attractive ad, ir to-
days Tribune. Mr. Jensen has a hand
some store and large stock of goods.
lie has had years of experience in the
business, and comes to Great Falls con-
tldent Of winning business success. AZ
soon as he makes the necessary arrange-
lments, he will bring his family here. and
become lone of us" in good earnest. II
is evident that Mr.. Jensen understands
the value of printers ink.
Last night some bills We're posted about
town which designate the O., B. & q. as
the "Great scab Route" and advise the
people not to travel or ship by that line
II they have ANY regard Tor their perso.
nal safetM eEsthe prompt carriage of
goods. Tos Impress this idea cut of a
wrecked train is shown and it is given
out that ''such scenes are commonn on
the me o., b q O. This is supposed to be
IN me work Of the striking engineers on
that line, but by whom posted no one ne
seems to know. Phil Gibson, who is the
local agent for the Burlington, is inclined
TO regard it as good advertisement for
ms road road and says he would be glad to
contribute something to the responsible
parties, if they would only show IN at this his
office, He thinks the Burlington ! las too tod
g,,e% good a, reputation re to be injured by any