Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-13
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
[From Wednesdays Daily.]


Nut coal delivered at $4.O0 deprives
winter of its terrors.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Black, OF Helena. . .......
Miss Eta Westfall of Stanford is reg
istered at the Park hotel.
This will be busy campaign week in
the neighboring precincts.
Fifty car loads of cattle will leave the
Big Sandy in day or two
A Jensen, the shoemaker, has an at
tractive ad. in today's Tribune.
n. W. Kelly, deputy sheriff at the
town Of Choteau, is in the city.
j. Barnes, of Cascade, reports much
political activity there. He deems the
outlook for CLARK good.
D. H. Churchill accompanied can
diate Carter and Mr.. Hershtield on the
trip to Sun River today.
Nate Vestal and wife, of Helena, are
enjoying visit to Great Falls. They
made trip to the falls and smelter to-
day.
Mrs. J. 7. Lee, daughter and mother,
of Sand Coulee, have gone to Kansas
City to spend the winter with friends and
relations.
First car load of apples Of the season
received today by G. T. Wernecke They
will be unloaded tomorrow. Send in
your orders.
Mr.. q. Ii. Goodrich has severed his
connection with Bach, Cory & Co., and
intends engaging in the fuel business in
Great Falls
T. Fl. Carter and party left for Choteau
today. He will speak there tom ght, and
tomorrow will be at Augusta, whence he
will go to Marysville.
j. M. Cambell and wife. of Otter Creek,
are in the city. They met here number
of relatives from New York who will
visit them at their ranch.
Mr.. Healy of Brooklyn who is making
thorough examination of the resources
OF this section, took a trip today in com
pany with @. M. Webster to the coal
mines Of Sand Coulee.
M, FL. Stary has added an employment
agency to his establishment on Central
avenue, and is ready to render service to
those who are seeking employment, OF
who want help of any kind. See his ad.
Charles H. Gould, the popular repre-
sentative of Keenan, Il Sons, Chicago, has
received a telegram saying the receipts at
the Chicago stock yards. yesterday were
10000 and today, 10000. Sands&Co's cattle
. the telegram says, sold at $3G5 and
$3.50. Today's market is steady.
Jos. Gauvreau, who has been mail
agent on the Montana Central between
Great Falls and Helena, has been pro-
NOTED and will hereafter have the run
from Helena to Forsythe on the North
ern Pacific, where the pay is better. He
is succeeded by W. B. Mayors and that
gentleman made his first trip Yesterday
II. e. Riddle, All old agent, accompanied
him to give instruction.
Mr.. j. B. Leslie has returned from
Benton, where he appeared before the
board OF equalization, representing the
Manitoba railroad company. The IT'S
miles OF railroad in Choteau was assessed
at $4,000 per mile and it is sought to have
the same reduced to $4,000 per mile, as
has been done in Cascade county.
Acting agent W. J. Ludwig has recei-
we'd a telegram from Col. P. P. Shelby
authorizing him to issue round trip tick
cts from Great Falls to all points north of
Mitchells, every Sunday until further
notice at one fare for the roundtrip. The
tickets good for the day only The places
included in this announcement are Cas-
cade, Hardys, Mid Canyon, Craig, Wolf
Creek and Mitchells. This will enable
the people to see the glorious scenery on
the road in autumn.
Ed. Canary, who owns one of the many
line stone quarries at Sand Coulee, has
sold seventeen car loads of stone to the
contractors of the Benton bridge, most of
which, is already delivered. He tells us
he is also selling good deal of stone at
Helena. Ed thinks the time is near At
hand, when this excellent building stone
will be in demand throughout the north.
west, and ever at st. Paul and Minneap-
oils,