Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-04-11

! sol1inr for "a Of, Tboro ara y sOn ,,++
in market TO-DAY March oa1 Tho mo
ket is staadv rha s+rl,e o,5 o,,+ ,.,te
are comnletelv demoraliz;ng our ,narl, Of
i'''@' NV
Sundays Independent contained an ed
torial in which the alleged rivalry bt
tween Kevs. Riggin and Shannon OF tn
there il anv sncb con 10 =. we 5avo -
do,1ht Mr. R;as;n is amniv ah,e ~ tai, /.
care of his s;de If Tho opso ~ wv wv urn o,1,
sider howaver Il lools uarv mnoh os :;
: the fndenendent had maie s.rnneh ad
ahout nothings
The Townsite company made the fol
lowing sales of real estate in the last fey
days: Eliza A, Junkin, lot No. 6, il
block 800, $500; l.. w. Peck and J. c
Bundy, lot No. l, in block 412, $1,000; M
T. Carroll, lot No. 10, in block 457, $500
Patrick Croghen, lot No. 8, in block 457
T40O; Fred 5. Miller, lots 6 and 7, il
M II in h1pcE 1 oii ssn 1A 80 49, ~
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The Montana school law says that
"every person without regard to sex who
IS over u years OF age and taxable in
haDltant OF the district shall be entitled
to vote At the election Of trustees" It
follows that women as well as men can
vote for the trustee who is to be elected
tomorrow. The voting will take place at
tlle schoo! house between the hours Of 10
the nronosal IL issne sen an Y honds ~ f ~
the nnrpose If h,;1dina schnn, ho,1 80
- ~ l'o'o - 'A'os ?" 'olto'' io"'e'
me lownslte company will begin at
once 10 clear the lot at the corner OF Cen
tfal avenue ~ !, .i ana Fark Drive OF buildings,
ana fhll Gibson Will also start IN lmme-
d'ately 10 move MS IL ONCE building The
olu once OF me lo"hslte company VIII
oe movea 70 Inc lo1 on the corner OF First
avenue North and Park drive, and Mr.
uipson VIII oulld new ONCE on the lot
east VI anu ADJOINING the cataract Mill
oii,ce. ihls fhll says VIII be the hnest
once IN me west, Inc plans are now BE-
ing prepared at Helena and the contract
soon as possible, 57- ,1',''
II u7;,,,,,, = !,
j. Il; Wlilooghpy OF the Lake Shore
gnu Michlgah, heafd OF the growing
tame o. me cataract city, and SO came
" see loI nlmsei1. lie Went with the
o1ner railroad Visitors 10 the Giant spring
w ~ aiso observed with satisfaction the
Of the Rainbow falls. He surveyed the
city from railroad point Of view and
~ ~ WIN tne hSea impression mat Great
ans ~ iiarchlhg on.
The Tribune acknowledges the recent
Of Huntley & Clark's man Of the west
ern and northwestern states and territories.
He1ena to 20 t tha Ioaa; ;ne alstces ron
10 rino w ,,,, aeoing pulnss ureaI
rank cd With s. Po,i az p1o pant1ad' ne.hg
stvle If tvna ,sed d hnth hnu ~ IN ne
be tah1e If d;stona uoVn 49,. ~ .le aug ~
the oniW ono us "a 'nes1 clsles peng
Is g;van o Hnntiow wo r,e auIn paolh 'a
inc horse mon ~ Mnntaaa arc ~ VIZ 4Iaa
70 Sch at Toston il ~ h eoat anu snetr
uast =" Their n 10 . INES. ~ u 'le nor!h
,1nde sons Of tha hest sh,s year
,aa 'e sumo u ''o oes' ''n''iiais acioss 'he
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F. B. Ross, the popular travelling pas
'enger agent, yesterday revisited Great
Falls in company with Mr.. Dixon. Mr..
Ross found himself at home at once, for
lie has a wide circle of friends here, and
lis visits have served to render his road,
he Milwaukee, familiar as household /