Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-07-20

in the Dunn block, where he will practice
dentistry. DIR. Keller comes from st.
Paul and is well recommended by Il. A.
Ringwald and Others
Will Flowerree informs us that the
beef roundup on his range will begin
about August LIST. Cattle are now in
prime condition and shipments will begin
much earlier than usual.
Shipping has been the order of the day
at the wool warehouse. N. Beach will
ship three Car loads, Fisher 81 Croft one,
Luce & Manning one and Justice Bate
man u Co. one. 1t will all go east today.
The cloud-burst near Sun River on
Monday damaged the Sun river ditch and
flooded the ground at the houses of Davies
and j. c. Adams. Largent's reservoir was
carried away in Mill coulee. Both L.
Strong's and Matt Furnell's gardens were
destroyed;
| Ed. Bowling and Mr.. Williams who
have been prospecting near the head OF
| Logging creek came to town last night,
the latter being quite i'll. Ed. says they
have some good prospects and it is his
opinion the district will yet prove a rich
one. 1t is in Cascade county.
Amos league and Is others have given
notice they will apply to the county com
missions for a road from his place east to
Belt creek. Frank Combs and Frank
Wilcox will apply for a road from the
city along Or nearly following the Mis-
souri, river to the lower falls and Box
Elder. ""
H. P. Rolfe returned from his eastern
trip today. He was in Washington sever
al weeks in quest Of an office Of some
kind but returns without commission.
The Judge will resume his former duties
as manager, squibist and Helena cores
pondent Of his own esteemed organ.
Many settlers will be accommodated by
the establishment of the postof1ice OF
Evans, on upper Sand Coulee. 1t is
rightly named after Capt Evans and Mrs.
Warner will prove faithful and efficient
postmistress. At least bi-weekly service
from Sand Coulee should be allowed a.
once.
' The following officers of Catarac
Lodge No. 10, K. of P, were duly install
ed last evening by H. Ringwald, D. D. G
, G.: Ernest A. Ringwald, G. C.; %. V. RI
!. bottom, V. g.; @. N. Dickinson, p; G. D
i Burlington, X. of r. and S.; VIM. Al
9 brecht, M. Of f.; Chas. Wegner, M. of G.
u Ernest Wright, M. at A.
The always welcome John Fleming q
y Abner, Piatt & Co., stock commisso
" merchants of Chicago, is in the city t.
y day, interviewing our sheep and cattl
!, men. Mr. Fleming has already sent TO
., ward many car loads of mutton and h
expects to do an immense Montana bus
ID ness this season, both in beef and mutto
shipments. He informs us that lot {
= Rice g. Peck's sheep sold in Chicag
n yesterday and day before at $4,000 M
n Fleming says prices for prime Montar
,e mutton are somewhat higher than at tn
a, time last year.
re The people who camp on either side (
= the river are not always thieves, but it
a stubborn fact that considerable stealth
,e is done by such transients. Wednesda
l. night or early yesterday morning one @
rs more of the stragglers at the other sio
ID stole two mules and two saddle
e. They broke into Mr. Brady's stable an
,e took leather strap, instead Of his hors
a which was in town out of their reacl
n Eight of DeXter's horses are missing 81
% they may not have been stolen. Jt
Hamilton has been in quest of the mu
thieves, but has returned without them.
in Sunday will be notable day in Baptl
IN circles. line puullc IeCoShition VI u
"a First Baptist church" will be held {
r.. Arion hall. The morning service will b.
ID gin at II a. m. The programme is as 70
d lows: Anthem by choir, Invocation
is Singing by congregation. Reading Scril
At ture, Prayer, Rev. ]. Anderson, singing |
" congregation, address: "Why have
Baptist church in Great Falls?" Singh
by choir, Benedicton. After the Ben
e diction there will be a meeting of tf
=. Baptists to organize and elect officers.
n the evening the programme will be {
v. fc lows: anthem by choir, reading Scril
O. ture, Rev. J. Anderson; singing by col
!, gregaton, recognition sermon, Rev. G. ]
i Allen, Jr., Helena; Right hand of Fellov
"a ship, Rev Dwight Spencer, New Yorl
iee anthem by choir, Benedictlon. TT
81 evening service begins at 8 p. m.