Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-01-18
SPRAY OF THE FALLS

was her native place. She was 33 year
OF age at her death, and had been marie.
to Mr.. Vaughn about a year and fiy,
months. Mrs. John Spencer is a sister 0
the deceased, and a brother also reside
here, or rather in the Sun river valley
Mrs. Vaughn's death resulted from a re
lapse from child birth illness. The littl.
daughter, born New Year, is now Is day
old and is well and hearty, and it is to be
hoped she will be spared to the husband
and father, whose cup of grief is now full
to the brim.
j. FL. Mcknight 6 Co. have a stock o.
slelghs and cutters on hand which they
offer for sale at cost to close out stock.
Potatoes, vegetables, oats, hay and feed
for sale by d. H. ChoWen, commission
merchant, Central avenue.
Mascotte coal oil is for sale by Murphy.
Maclay d Co. Try it and be convinced
Campbeli's assorted Jellies-a fine line
Of them, at c. I. Wernecke's.
Notwithstanding all rumors to the CON
trary the Northwestern Fuel Company is
still in the coal business and is furnish
ing coal at SO per ton direct from the
mines.
Mr. Sinclair returned last evening from
a trip up the river with a white owl
which he had shot. The owl was only
slightly wounded, and had that solemn
look which earned for it the rank of the
bird OF wisdom. Mr.. Sinclair also shot a
lynx. White owls are rare, and some
times become brown in the spring.
Three hundred dozen fresh eggs just
received by j. II. Mcknight d Co.
Just received by Hotter Lumber Com
pany, first-class siding, wainscoating,
ceiling, flooring and %mouldings.
Rochester hanging lamp with fifteen
inch c~orrogated shade at Lapeyre Bros.
For solid comfort on a cold winters
night call at the Elite.
Mr.. Haley Of Helena is in town. He
is widely known as an active special
land agent, who has given much atten-
ton to depredations on Uncle Sans for
ests. Mr.. Haley's district extends into
Idaho.
General manager Shelby ordered out
the snow plows yesterday and they soon
cleared the road from Helena to this city.
Accordingly trains started on time today
at both ends of the QUITE. Paris Glib
son with Mr.. Harrington and others who |
had been detained here left for Helena, |
The train carried a heavy mail and a
large one is expected from Helena.
J. B. Leslie esq, has secured an office
IN the Mcknight building where he is
now ready to attend to the wants OF
clients.
just received at F. W. Waite's, 1900
copies of Seaside library.
A choice line Of glassware at c. I.
Wernecke's.
Fresh bologna and liver sausage at the
Great Falls Meat Market, First-ayenue
South.
New stock Of cheap goods on the bar
gain counter at c. T. Wernecke's.
House and rooms for rent, and round
top desk for sale. Call on III. u. Rolfe.
Assistant postmaster Taylor has r~eceiy-
ed the annual postal guide. It contains
mention of Cascade county and SO NAV
be regarded as up to date.
E. E. Bywaters of Sand Coulee has
been quite i'll for a few days past.
The K. of P. will give another hop next
Friday evening at the Park hotel.
Elegant clubroom in the rear at the
Elite.
Why buy Mascotte coal oil? Because
It will burn longer and give better light
han any other oil made.
Lamps from % cents up at C. I. Wer-
1ecke's.
Head-cheese and pressed corned beef at
Dickinson's Great Falls meat market.
Duffield's two hundred and ffty-candle. =
BOWER hanging lamp at Lapeyre Bros.
II Elite saloon has lust opened its
loors and extends u cordial welcome to
ne public to come II sample the wines.
liquors and cigars, q large supply of
which will be constantly kept on hand
In local sporting circles the report is
current that Sullivan has defeated Mitch
in six rounds. It is recalled that once
n New York Mitchell knocked Sullivan
Town. The New York sports went wild
with excitement at the overthrow of the
Soston slugger, but when he got On his
EGGS he fairly chased Mitchell all over
he ring.
Secretary Webster of the Great Falls
Water Power & Townsite company
eports the sale of several lots today. and
great many inquiries. :
The local politicians look for a lively
in the fall if congress passes the en-
bling act. In that case Montana would |
'lect a congressman instead of /
!
Charles B. Kemp and Imogene Dupont .
proved up on their preemption claims d
before judge Rolfe today, and Mrs. Mar 9
han R. Wetzel made final proof upon 4 t
of land on Belt creek. entered ]
lnder the desert act.