Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-03-21
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

Sand Coulee has school house which
is nearly finished.
Water in Sand Coulee is higher than it
has been for years.
Assistant Manager Ives Of the Manitoba
has gone to st. Paul.
D. M. Ferry Il Cos. garden seeds at
Churchill & Webster's.
Workmen are placing side track east
of the temporary depot.
Immigrants are coming in rapidly at
the head Of Sand Coulee.
Steve Spitzely, mine host of the dining
station at Craig, is seriously i'll.
Ira Myers and Chas Wegner, our lum-
Der kings, went to Helena yesterday.
The snow has disappeared from the
mountains. ProspectOrs will set out soon.
Fresh Timothy and Garden Seeds for
sale by J. II. MCKNIGHT & Co.
Another carload of the celebrated Balm
Wagons received by J. H. Mcknight &
Co.
George G. Davis, the Dupuyer wool
grower, took his departure for home to-
day.
A bakery and restaurant have been
started below the coal mines in Sand
Coulee.
Frank Coombs has the contract for
building W. l. Hickorys building on Cen
tral avenue.
Alfalfa, timothy, millet, blue joint, red
top and full line OF garden seeds at
Lapeyre Bros.
The Dearborn bridge is now fully
repaired and passenger trains are cross
ing regularly.
H. D. Burghardt writes us under
date of the 10th inst. that he will be
home in about ten days.
Prof. Morrison says a huge mountain
lion has gone into the pork business at
the head Of Sand Coulee.
Taylor & Lewis are having their office
fixed up in good shape and have just Sc
cured an additional room.
DR.. Walter Seaton of Philadelphia, who
is interested with DR.. Ladd in wool grow
ing, arrived in the city today.
A Howe truss bridge is being put in at
the Dearborn by the Montana Central and
no more trouble is expected from that
place.
Boughton u Shaw have secured a con
tract for 100000 brick from the Mon
tana smelling company and will start
burning as soon as possible.
Sam Mitchell and 0. G. Cooper of Cho-
teau, and Julian ]. Bond Of Dupuyer
were in the city last evening on their way
to Benton to attend court.
The demand for carpenters is on the
increase. The Montana Smelling COM
pany and others are in need of them, and
are accepting all who apply.
The term of court at Benton this weel
will not be a very long one, as the docket
is not of great length. The prospects are
that it will not last the week out.
There is demand at Great Falls fo1
mechanics and especially for carpenters
The fact should be noted by those WHIT
can not secure employment elsewhere.
The Missouri today is boisterous ant
free. No traces of ice are in sight. Thu
water is flowing with great force over the
dam and is ready to turn all the machinery
to which it may be applied.
The Montana Central is hauling larg
quantities of iron to Marysville juno
ton and in a few days will commence
laying track on the branch to Marysville
Kirkendall & Co. will do the work
The latest report is that the smelte
that was talked of at Helena will be 10
Gated at Bedford. 1t is proper to remark
however, that "tallz' is still the extent 0
the enterprise, and that is very cheal
commodity.
Messrs. Churchill & Webster have Sc
cured the services of A. Crockett, regis
tered pharmacist from Minneapolis, VIII
will have charge Of their prescription
trade. He comes highly recommended
as druggist.