Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-03-14
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

Bennett Price of Helena, a large CON
tractor, is in town. ..."m
A new force of clerks are at work in
agent Kelly's office.
A full line of garden, grass and flower
seeds at Lapeyre Bros.
j. G. Mills, one of the miners at Neihart,
is visiting Great Falls.
D. M. Ferry u Co.'S. garden seeds at
Churchill Il Webster's.
The county commissioners will con-
clude the session tomorrow. m..D .
Joe Conrad, wife and children of Fort
Benton are at the Park hotel.
E. j. Kepner, superintendent of the
Sand Coulee mines, is in town.
Joseph Hirshberb, one of Benton's
solid citizens is registered at the Park.
D. W. George mine host of the Eagle
Rock hotel is paying Great Falls visit.
Another carload of the celebrated Balm
Wagons received by j. FL. Mcknight &
Co.
Active work was started on the board
ing and bunk houses at the reduction
works today.
George G. Davis, Dupuyer and G. Fl.
Grant, Stanford. are among the latest ar
rivals at the Park.
Alfalfa, timothy, millet, blue joint, red
top and a full line of garden seeds at
Lapeyre Bros.
J.J Kennedy, one of the cattle kings
of Fort Benton, is in town. Mr. Kennedy
is an old-timer from away back.
G. E. Ingersoll of Fort Benton who was
connected with the engineering staff Of
the Manitoba last season, lin the city.
The Billings & Great Falls stage lines
new Concord coaches will soon be put on
the road. They make fine display.
Curtis Il Narcotic are having large
refrigerator built for their saloon. When
finished it will be the largest in the city.
David Brown of Sun river, proprietor
Of the maud S" stables is looking for
good location here and may build In the
spring.
The Townsite company sold today six
Aouo Ill VIC now auNlu4ol opCuSu 1Ol sult,
that is on Eighth and Ninth-avenues
South.
]. H. Mcknight & Co. are agents for
Carl Upman's celebrated cigars for sale
by the box or thousand. Special prices
made to the retail trade.
The M. E. church committee has raised
several hundred dollars by subscription
and will commence the erection of
church building early this season.
The Tribune ventures the suggestion
that the southwest horizon has a chin
ooky appearance. We would not advise
any body to bank on the proposition.
The county commissioners concluded
their session yesterday. Warrants for all
outstanding Indebtedness have been
drawn and are now ready for delivery
As the TRIBUNE predicted Yesterday,
the chinook has come and we have now
likely had the last Of winter. The change
in the temperature is fully appreciated.
All the iron for the superstructure of
the wagon bridge has been hauled to the
spot. Work is being rushed on the tast
pier so as to place the iron in position
soon.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
NJ. L. church will be held at Fort Ben
ton tomorrow and Sunday. Revs. Mills,
Riggin and Van Orsdale left for that
place last evening.
Twenty degrees below zero in March,
after six weeks spell of simply delight
full weather, rather beats the record.
This extreme cold snap was not down in
the Tribune calculations.
Superintendent Corbin has been bnsy
for two days past putting up the thirteen
Concord coaches and wagons recently re-
Gently received by this company. He
says they are "daisies."
Sergeant Harkins of Fort Assiniboine
has returned to Great Falls from Mis-
soula, where he went as witness in an
important court martial case.
Thomas L. Gorham, father of Cascade,
left this morning for that prosperous
burg. Mr.. Gorham has great faith in his
town and believes in the value of printers
ink. See his ad in today's paper.