Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-08
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,
[From Wednesdays Daily.]

The new hearse has arrived.
@. N. Frost of Grafton is in the city to-
day.
Phil Leighton of Augusta is making
business visit to the Cataract city.
Frank Coombs' sappers and miners are
hard at work near the TRIBUNE office to-
day.
Superintendent King says the great
boilers for the water works plant have
arrived.
Mr.. Fauquier has sold 1000 trees to
Mr.. Lainie Hi ggs, Mr.. E. A. Ringwald
will also order large number of trees.
General Travelling Agent Chas. Nc
Daniel and Livestock Agent F. A. Sears
Of the Manitoba R. R. are in the city, re.
ceiying greetings from many friends.
George A. Wells is again living on his
Cora creek ranch. He is daily expecting
to succeed Mr.. Lemon as deputy collector
Of the internal revenue for the Great
Falls district 4.o..
Jas. Lemon, deputy collector of inter
nal revenue, is here from his ranch near
Augusta. Jim expects to lay down the
cares of Office very soon, "and the sooner
the better it will suit me" he says.
The law got its clutches on Jas. Harris,
an old offender, again today. Harris at
tempted to steal a keg Of rum from the
Commercial hotel and was caught in the
act. Sixty days at the Downing house.
E. g. Maclay is taking subscriptions for
the Pennsylvania sufferers and has already
oh &10n e,
will probably be secured and forwarded
at once to the proper person at Johns
town. r@1W..
Jesse Powell, we'll known and pop
ular COW man who has worked on the
ranges of northern Montana several years,
died at the sisters hospital in Benton
Sunday night and was buried at that
place Tuesday.
Among the arrivals at the Park hotel
are G H Palmer, Butte; B q West, Hele-
ma; W s. Samuel, Chicago; James Peone
and Basile Finley, Flathead agency; F A
Sears, st. Paul; G McDaniels and P M
Ringdel, Crookston.
James Gillet of Willow creek, who is
in the city today, tells us he has put in a
crop of 150 acres Of grain this year, and
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harvest He has 100 acres of wheat and
80 of oats. Mr.. Gillett has one of the
best ranches in Cascade county.
At last there is Chinaman in town.
He doesn't come of his own accord, how
ever, but by reason of an order issued
from Judge Traxler's court at Sun River.
The celestial was bound over to await
the action of the grand Jury for burglariz-
ing laundry at Sun River. He was
brought over by Deputy Ing and lodged
in jail.
In the Justices court today Jas. Leger,
the st. Paul colored prize fighter, was
fined $40, with an "annex" of 80 days in
jail, for disturbing the peace and dignity
of the city. Leger's wife and child are
here and he was arrested for threatening
bodily harm to the former. The penalty
of imprisonment will be remitted as soon
as he finds it convenient to quit the city.
Chas. Maher, of Fort Dodge, Iowa, one
of the owners in the j. H. Evans ranch
and band of horses, arrived today with
six magnificent Percheron Norman stall
lions which will be at once taken to the
ranch on Upper Sand Coulee. Mr. M.
says Great Falls has improved vastly since
his last visit. He has much confidence in
this town and section and his company,
by the introduction of blooded horses, is
certainly doing much to promote its pro-