Great Falls tribune., 1888-12-19
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Tuesdays Daily.1
Go to Races for Fresh candy.

Go to Races for Fresh candy.
Lake Superior trout are in the market.
Will Hanks was able to be at his office
today.
Just received at Races, New styles of
Stationery.
H.J.Doheny and John J.Dow of Grand
Forks are in town. ...
Pianos for rent at Jackson's music
store, Helena, Montana.
There will be a service of song at the
Presbyterian church January &.
Mr.. Lawer says he will build another
brick house near the Minneapolis house.
Mr.. Raben of Sand Coulee goes east
partly on business and partly to meet his
family.
Mr.. Crosby will attend to the legal
matters for Mr.. Cockrill during his alb
sence.
DR.. Crutcher will retain the present
quarters as an hospital and Mr.. Bruce
will continue in charge.
The contract for the Sand Coulee mail
route has been awarded, but the plans for
carrying it out are still uncertain.
Wanted-Two assistants for the holi-
days. Those having some knowledge OF
dry goods preferred. G. ?. Thomson
Five rooms to rent - unfurnished.-
Central location Inquire on the premises
of Mr.. Brown, Sixth street, near Central
avenue.
Married-On the 18th inst, by the Rev.
John Reid, at Great Falls, Louis Flllman
and Elizabeth Kidder. Long life and
happiness.
Jerry Quesnelle has broken ground for
a new brick building 25X5O in dimensions
on the corner of First avenue South and
Third street, to take the place of the
building recently destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Finlayson, who is connected with
the Fargo agency Of the Deerng lmpie
ment house, is IN town. He is an lntelll-
gent, active man Of business and has
formed good opinion OF this region.
John Hunsberger left for the east
Sunday to be gone for several weeks. He
has secured the services of Pete Mac
donald during his absence, who will have
full charge of his business here. Pete Is
quite a manipulator of wet goods and
Will make the Senate one OF the most at
tractive places in the city.
The B. & B. restaurant has been oblig-
ed to move into larger quarters. 1t IS
now to be found in the building formerly
occupied by the Gilt Edge saloon, on
Central avenue. The place has teen
thoroughly renovated and overhauled
and it's neat and clean appearance is IN
perfect accord with the reputation OF this
popular eating place.
Lapeyre Bros. have purchased from z.
H. Dickey of Highland Falls, N. T., 20
feet front on Central avenue, corner OF
Third street, for $4,5OO. This lot was re-
cantlv hought by Mr.. Dickey from the
Rank of Great Falls for $4,000 There
viii doubtless soon be handsome drug
store on that corner, which is considered
one of the best locations in the city.
CITY Treasurer and Deputy County
Treasurer Harry Ringwald goes to St
Paul in day or two to spend the Chrlst,
mas holidays at home in the company OF
his mother and brothers. lie may go
Thursday, but the date is left uncersaln
to prevent all his lady friends from gath
ering at the depot and giving way &c
emotion. He promises to ieIuth "a 1ioue "
hit who can trust the susceptible Harry
in such matters? He has earned vaca
ton by months of hard work at county
accounts and everyone will wish him lots
Of fun.
Since the last report by the TRIBUNE
the Townsite company has sold the 1ol
:" following lots, several of them in the las
day or two: Peter Young, lot 49, blocl ea
r 5Oi, $500; Jas. Phelps, lot Il, block 4S9 ae9
5000; Albert W. Ray, lot II, BLOCK 4oS =
5000; John Farnsworth, lots, l., ana
!, bplock SIS, $7OO; Patta o'Dam, lot 2, bloc5
514. 5000; James Judge, lot 8, block ,dda 5ls
5000; Henry Reise, lot II, block o. $SV0 $s0o
Noble James, lot II. block 46Ss, $soO $OO
!. Alice w. Clinton, lot l., block 5o9' Sa0o Ssa0o
: VIM. NJ Moore, lot 4, block 514i' s2o0 ssS00
also lots 4, 5, 6 and 7, block 4S4, S9oo SoO
James Tough, lots and =, Dlock -; aoI
$500; II. S. Hollingsworth, lot 49, bloc'
y 371, $1,7O0. ---------
. SHILOH'S CATARAH REM "
Il nostiye cure for Catarah, Diptherla an
a Kanker Mouth For sale by Lapeyr
l. Bros.
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