Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-08-15
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
from Mondays Daily.l

Matt Dunn lett Tor cascade to-day.
Norman Perkins of St. Paul is at the
Park.
JAS Mari, miner from Neihart is al
the Park.
Miss Nora Nolan left for Helena this
morning.
H. L. Fisher, Of Stanford, is guest al
the Park.
R. A Leimbacher of St. Cloud, Mimi,
Is in town.
H. L. Fisher, prominent ranchman of
Stanford, is in town.
G. L. Hulett, of Minot, merchant, has
arrived at the Park hotel.
Miss Gremm was passenger on this
mornings outgoing train.
Mr.. Shepard, an old-time Manitoba ex-
press messenger, is in town.
E. E. Corbin, superintendent of the
Billings Stage line, is again in town.
Rev. H. q. Cloves will hold service at
Minot hall tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock.
b. b. Corbin, superintendent of the
Billings stage line is in town looking after
his interests.
Julius Man, of Helena, and W. E. Hoag
of st. Paul, both travelling liquor sales
men, are in town.
Col. Broadwater, president of the Mon
tana Central, who returned yesterday
from trip to the Belt mountains, left for
Helena this morning.
Candidates for the different county
offices are becoming numerous. Each
one, OF course, has his own following, and
considerable wire-pulling will be in
dulged n'from now on.
Business at the American Express COM
pany's office is increasing. Under the
able management of L. W. Curtiss every
thing is in proper shape.
The machinery for the new steam laun.
dry will arrive here in few weeks. by
which time it is expected that the build
ing will be ready for it.
The majority of the stores on Central
avenue will have the electric light. The
workmen are engaged now in placing the
wires and lights in position.
Mrs. Macdonald, wife of Pete Macdon
aid, left yesterday for Belt creek, where
she will remain for a month, Her little |
daughters health demanded the change.
Mrs. O. Wakefield, who had been dan
gerously i'll, died yesterday afternoon be-
tween two and three o'clock. She was
buried today at Sand Coulee.
There will be services at the school
house tomorrow at II a. IN. and nm.
Rev. R. A. Riggin Of the Methodist EMS.
copal church will otficiate All are in
yiteu.
There should be a large attendance
this evening at the waterworks meeting
at the probate Judges room. This Is a
matter in which al our citizens are inter
ested.
Engineer Whitcomb will have cbarpe
OF the engineering force on the Belt
mountains branch and is now here organ
izing his corps and getting ready for field
work.
The special train that arrived here Last
night brought General Superintendan+
Mohler, Traffic Manager W, S. Alexandar
and Chief Engineer Miller. ali If tho
Manitoba railroad.
=. nj. Webster and Phil Gibson went
out to Sand Coulee today and were the
bearers of large amount of money sant
out by the First National Bank, This
was pay day at the mines.
Paul Rumley, Benton; $. O'Connor
Lewistown; W. d. Hoag, St. Paul: Julius
Mau. 0. Norton, Helena; W. B. Ferguson
Sun River; W. B. Smith, Grand Ranids
Mich, are registered at the Milwanke a
house.
The photographic outfit that tried 60
hard to rope in some of our merchants
here did not meet with much succasS I
The people prefer to place their orders at
home, where they know they can oet
their work done satisfactorily and at ran an
sonable rates. vi"
W. H. Hardenburg, St. Paul; A. w Il
Sifton, Stanford; j. +. Ellison, AT Whit.
comb, Percy Holbrook, r. Il. Barclay s
Helena; James Mann, Neihart; Normal :
Perkins, St. Paul; G. L. Hulett Minnt. y
Robert Chapman, Belt; R. A. Leimhachor =
st. Cloud; II. L. Fisher, Stanford: r = :
Corbin, Billings, are registered at the i
Park, wy