Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-08-11
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Tuesday 8 Daily

George Smith, of Choteau, is at the
Park.
Col. McCutcheon returned to Helena
yesterday.
John Devlne of Sun River was in town
yesterday.
Robert Vaughn came in from his Sun
River ranch yesterday.
Mr.. Paris Gibson will returned from St.
Paul on Thursday next.
1t is understood that County Treasurer
Dickerman is not candidate for reelec-
ton.
M. q. Larkin and Van Hendelider, two
prominent ranchmen of Kibbey, are in
town.
Mr.. Engle of Aberdeen, Dakota, has
come to town and will leave soon for the
Belt mountains.
McCune g. Co. have flooded the town
with hand bills announcing that they
have good Montana meat for the million
One of the men in the employ of Ole
Rosengreen at the smeter had his leg
broken today by a wagon overturning
with him.
President Hill of the Manitoba, and
President Broadwater Of the Montana
Central, are expected in Great Fall on
Tuesday Of next week.
The Universalists of the city will hold
meeting at the office of H. Q. Chowen
tomorrow evening at 1880 O'Clock for the
purpose OF etfecting an organization.
Mr.. Anderson, Of Sand Coulee, saws
that the masons are at work on the board
ing house. They will soon be at work on
the engine and compressor buildings.
About fifteen men arrived Saturday, en-
route to Sand Coulee to work for the
coal company. They are masons, carpen-
ters and miners and hail from Spring
Valley, III.
1t is about time the candidates for the
various county offices We're coming to the
front The columns Of the Tribune are
at their service. Announcements. S1O.
payable in advance.
Judge H. P. Rolfe took his denartnre
last evening for st. Paul and will be all
sent two or three weeks. This is the ac-
cepted time for Dan Mckay and his 20.
horts to get in their fine political work.
EX-Conductor Sullivan and the two
Gradys have gone to Washington terri
tory and may go thence to Southern Cali
fornia. About seven Manitoba emn]oves
left Minot, recently, for the Pacific coast.
Work on the Park hotel ditch has hae,
delayed by the rainy weather. The +vnos
OF the tribune office are praying for sun
shiny weather, so that work can he 70
sumed and the stencil from the ditch 10
obvated thereby. N'' ~
-. Y. Goss, o sheep herder EMPLOYED nv
Hobbins y Hetfernan, has disappeared
mysterlously. He was last seen at Rich
ter " Hunts place, on the Teton Ha
had saved $4,000, but was Respondent and
may have killed himself.
The racing club Of Cascade have arron-
geo to give purse of $50 to the two
pest horses In 300 yard contest on Sun
day, August 1885 to the first horse
anu no 10 second. Entrance fee SIS. Bar
nothing, In the evening a pony race
will end the days sport. '
Lindsay, the colored soldier who was
shot short time ago by a comrade sold
Ter, named Lambert, is recovering. Thev
both belonged to company G at Fort
shaw Lambert is in irons and solitary
confinement awaiting the results of Lind
says wounds.
President j. J. Hill, of the st. Pan1
Minneapolis u Manitoba railroad, who
has recently enjoyed fishing trim with
President Cleveland, is now in St, PAM lli
attending strictly to railroad duties T.
is not unlikely that the Neihart branch
Will receive consideration at his hands
and that the work of construction IN NTH" this,
important line will soon begin. 'iA''
Great Falls will send out on Thnrsdo,
an expedition to explore the National
Park. The tourists will 90 across the
country to the park, and will camp ont W. on
the way In the party will be Mr. an nl
Mrs. Chowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Josenh Sn;tn1
ley, MI. and Mrs. Phelps, Mr., and 1R ME-
G. ". Taylor, Messrs. Skinner, Hotchl,iss o
Dickerman, Rhode, J. S. Tod Dr. Fais'
field and W. P. Wren. Mr.. Rhodes, amt mn
and her child will also go. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Webster, and Mr.. and Mrs Thao
Gibson will go by railroad and Join the
party at the park. VIZ