Great Falls tribune., 1888-03-28
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

D. M. Ferry u Co.'S. garden seeds at
Churchill & Websters. ..rs
The Cascade hotel has been plastered
and renovated. The owners intend to
lease it.
William Ulm is in the city to note the
progress Of his new building on First
avenue South.
Fresh Timothy and Garden Seeds for
sale by J. Fl. MCKNIGHT & Co.
Sam Burd and Sam Mitchell, promi
nent stock men Of Choteau, arrived from
Benton yesterday, en- route home.
Alfalfa timothy, millet, blue joint, red
top and a full line of garden seeds at
Lapeyre Bros.
A. H. Rowe deputy Of Choteau
county is in the city with an insane man,
Ell ronte to the asylum at Warm Springs.
Another carload of the celebrated Balm
Wagons received by j. II. Mcknight &
Co.
Dan Blevins, the famous turfman and
owner of Daniel B., is in town. Mr..
Blevins would like to see a race track
laid off here this year.
A full stock of bar iron, steel, horse and
mule shoes just received by Murphy,
Maclay & Co.
Murphy, Maclay & Go will soon add
another story to their already large es-
tablishment, in order to accommodate
their increasing business.
Single Harness, all hand made, SIS up;
nnnhla Tnon, oil hand nIn tQn
up, at J. j. GIBBONS.
The Park theater presents bright,
new appearance. 1t is prominent object
on the south side and will be a starting
point for whole row Of houses.
Under-Sheriff Sweeney informs us that
the sheriff OF Johnson county, Wyoming,
is alre ady on the way to Great Falls to
take Brown, alias Forrest, into custody.
g. B. Pyle and Andrew Erickson have
neat residences finished on Seventh
avenue South and there are about half
dozen others in course of construction
on that avenue.
We are informed that fine brick hotel
will be erected on First avenue North
this season. The details are not yet ar
ranged, but it is said the project will
certainly be carried out.
The Park theater at Great Falls will
open with great splendor on Monday,
April 2. A. r. Frame has prepared an
announcement which will take the town
by storm.-Helena Sunday Record.
The commissioners are in communion
ton today with Sheriff Black of Choteau,
in regard to boarding the prisoners un-
justly put upon Cascade. The arrange
ment has not yet been completed.
- A. Juneau, the pioneer and first mer
chant of Lewistown, died at his residence
in that town on the Goth, and was buried
on the 22nd. The deceased was widely
known throughout northern Montana.
M. Willis and A. D. Vance have pur
chased the Star saloon, formerly occupied
by G. A. CroWder, corner Of First avenue
and Second street South. Mr. Willis has
left town to purchase stock of goods for
the establishment.
Maurice Sullivan, deputy sheriff of
Fergus county, arrived by stage yesterday
with an insane prisoner whom he is tax
ing to the warm Springs asylum. Dep
uty Sullivan passed through here only a
few days ago on a like mission.
Mr.. Nelson, who is to be associated
with Mr., Brand in the control of the ex-
tensive boarding houses at the reduction
works, is in town. He is well qualified
by experience and business capacity to
manage the great boarding house with
success.
John A. Quirk, deputy United States
marshal, has passed through here on his
way to the Judith basin for witnesses
for the United States grand jury, COM
mencing on April g. There will be con-
siderable United States business tranac-
ted this coming term of the First district
court before Chief Justice N. W. McCon-
nell