Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-12-01
G. P. THOMSON,
Central ave., Great Falls, M. T.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.


= - From Wednesdays Daily1
The Manitoba train had many passen-
gers today.
Pianos for rent at Jackson's music
store, Helena, Montana.
1t is reported that Colonel Mclaughlin
will wrestle with Moth in California.
@. H, Clark has just returned from the
Belt mountains where he has been hunt
ing for d few days. He shot one bear and
two deer.
Judge Dyas and the other county Off
GERS except the treasurer will enter on
their duties December II. The treasurer
takes hold in March.
Messrs. G. M. and Ben Webster, A. E.
Dickerman, and F. P. Atkinson left by
the afternoon train for Helena where
they will spend Thanksgiving.
Milwaukee house arrivals-Jno. Allen,
Rev. j. Dameani, St. Paul; T. Dial, San
Francisco; Judson Wells, Robt. A. More,
E. Wright, Helena; J. G. Taylor, Truly.
William L. Gurnee of New York. who
is interested in the smelter here, bought
some Of the late Samuel j. Tilden's most
expensive wines and brandies at the re-
cent sale.
County Treasurer Dickerman desires to
make known that as tomorrow is a legal
holiday only one day remains for the pay
mant OF taxes at the assessed amount, On
and after December 1, an addition of 10
per cent is required by law.
M. NJ. Powers, who has leased the east
,tf IT,N ,,.r.
his stock of furniture is now en- route and
that he hopes to he ready for business
next week. He will carry full line of
undertaker's goods and will have SPLEEN
did hearse for funeral service.
In the district court today the grand
jury brought in a true bill against M. j,
Lease for allowing minors to meet in his
saloon. Another Indictment for grand
larceny was found against John Tough,
The trial Of Lettrell s Moore VS.. Wilcox
is on this afternoon. No court tomor-
row. @
Dr. Gordon has removed his office to
No. Dunn block, which is central and
convenient location. He went TODAY TO
Sand Coulee to attend an engineer who
suffers from wound in the thigh caused
by the pipe of an oil can. The wound
had apparently healed, but has lately be-
come troublesome.
The Delmonico continues to grow IN
public favor. 1t has a large number of
boarders as we'll as numerous transient
guests. Mr.. Krambeck keeps up with
the times and has every luxury of the
season. In oysters he offers large var
lety OF styles. Tomorrow he will enter
tain his guests in the old time honored
way.
Bob q Dick make remarkable display
OF game, fish and fowls today. All who
like good living should try these popular
caterers, who have made special efforts
to provide luxuries for Thanksgiving and
have succeeded. Their bright, neat din
ing rooms with cozy alcoves give an adj
dltional zest to their fare and cooking.
which are both unsurpassed. Popular
prices.
At the district court today in the case
OF Littrel y Moore VS.. Wilcox & suther-
land after the plaintiffs he'd
closed their evidence and rested
their case, Mr.. Brady, attorney
for defendant F. Wilcox moved a non
suit on the ground that the plaintiffs fail
ed to make a case. The motion was OBJ
posed by Mr.. Benton and was finally
granted by the court, who delivered
learned opinion in support Of his ruling.
Colonel Searles of the River Press,
passed through today on the Manitoba
tram for Butte and Anaconda. He in
tends to return tomorrow with his grand
child. The colonel is not disturbed by
the tidal wave. He is confident that
Montana will resist the brakers. He es-
Inmates the product of the mines, cattle,