Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-01-30
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
from Tuesday 8 Daily.1

Robert Vaughn is in town today.
Judge Bach has returned from Helena.
The city council meets tonight at 7:3O
sharp.
W. j. Dutch and V. D. Jones of Min
neapolis, came here with Mr.. Warren.
On and after Sunday, Feb. 8, 1889, our
store will be closed on Sundays. Murphy,
Maclay - Co.
The announcement (Which we print to-
day. of the Cataract Mill company rela-
tive to wheat growing merits close atten-
ton from ranchmen. 1t is q plain state
ment founded upon fact. Those who de-
sire further information should commu-
nicate with Mr.. Wilcox.
Prof. Beggs the well-known dancing
master Of Helena, will be here and be-
gin his class in dancing this evening at
the Dunn,block. He teaches new dances
and large number Of our best dancers
have Joined the class for the purpose of
learning them and having a good time.
The concert at the NJ. Z. Church last
Saturday evening more than met the ex-
pectations of thuse who were SO fortunate
as to be present. Several selections Of
music were artistic ally rendered by the
Quartette composed of Mrs. Rlggin, Miss
James, DR.. Crutcher and Rev. Mr.. Riggin,
River Press.
( A sad accident happened yesterday to
Alderman Chris N. Dickinson. He
struck his toe against block Of ice and
fell with such force that his knee cap was
injured and his hand hurt severely. 1t is
g.. l., IL
he RECEIVERS from these severe wounds.
His many friends express much sympathy
for him, 4
Prof. Anderson's visit to Washington
means that the agricultural department
is resolved to give greater attention to the
republican empire Of Montana. Commits
sioner Colman, who is in hearty sympathy
with western progress, has appreciated
Prof. Anderson's ability and has already
received from him much valuable inform
alton on Montana agriculture.
Applications for sample copies come
psuring into the TRIBUNE office from
Indiana and elsewhere. We have print
ed an extra number Of the semi-weekly
edition for distribution. 1t contains
Mayor Gibs0n's speech, in full, which is
the best compaign document that could
be circulated in the interest OF Great
Falls. Just now it is especially timely.
The Arion society is sparing no pains
to make the masquerade ball grand
success Every entertainment given by
the Arion society has been very enjoyable
and SO will this be. The costumes will
be very attractive and puzzling. People
will be SO disguised that men will be
likely to carry on filtration with their
mothers-in-law. Every care willsbe taken
to have the ball select and orderly. The
music will be excellent and the supper
vlted should obtain tickets at once.
There is a furnishing lodge of Odd
Fellows in the Chestnut valley, 1t owns
splendid new hall in the town of Cas-
cade and will give grand ball there on
the 9th of February. Races orchestra
will provide the music. The ball will be
attended by the leading families of the
Chestnut valley and will undoubtedly
afford much enjoyment. The committee
of invitation comprises @. II. Austin,
Benjamin Rumpey. s. S, Morrison, DIR.
James and Joe Taylor, The Great Falls
lodge will no doubt take warm interest
in the success of this ball.
s. L. Warren, the general eastern agent
of the Manitoba road, arrived in town,
yesterday, and has been among the bust
ness men and at the falls and shelter
President Hill said to Mr.. Warren: "Go
to Great Falls and meet the people SC
| that you will know them when they GO
east" Mr.. Warren who is u gentleman
of fine presence is greatly pleased with
| the city. He knows nearly every mer-
the interest in Northern Montana il
strong and is daily increasing. Mr.
Warren's son is controller of the Mantle
baroad, having being promoted 10 thai
position from the responsible post Of
general passenger agent. .T...u.
Every person is interested IN their OWL