Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-05-11
SPRAY OF THE FALLS
[From Thursdays Daily.]

The Lapeyres display snowy awning
today.
Messrs. Foster of Clendenin and Mel
hart OF Neihart are in town.
The water main bitches make the city
look like an entrenched camp.
The heavy rain has penetrated the
ground from five to ten inches The
June rains will complete the good work.
! 1t is understood that special train left
st. Paul today for here. Messrs. James
j. Hill and Paris Gibson are probably
on it. "
The voters of Choteau county can make
no mistake in casting their ballots for c.
E. Conrad and D. G. Browne.-River
Press.
Coulee yesterday and left today for Hele-
ma we'll pleased with his visit to Great
Falls and the vicinity
Mayor Fairfield, Alderman Hotchkiss
and Bridges were out today locating n.y.
drants. Superintendent King and Frank
Coombs were in the party.
Among the Park hotel arrivals are W j
Bigelow, A E Wilcox, T J Phelps, Chica-
go; s Spitzley, W g Richards, G J An
derson, Robert Neill, Helena.
Messrs. Cory and Chapman went to
Helena today and will take in the Err
mimic performance by the Encore club,
which nearly all Helena is crazy about.
The fine lot of Shorthorns at Captain
COUGHS ranch were bought for him by j
A. A. Coons of Lexington, KY -Four
young bulls and ten heifers have long
pedigrees.
D. r. Maginnis the popular represen-
tative of the Manitoba came in today.
He reports go hours rain in the Milk
river valley and 10 feet Of snow on the
Bear Paw mountains.
Ben Cotton and his renowned company
will be here Monday evening and will
perform one of the pieces for which they
are so celebrated. Sam G. Mott, the man
ager of the company, is now in Asthma
boine and will be here in day or two.
| The Manitoba now carries colonists for
$22 from st. Paul to Great Falls, dis
lance of nearly 1,10O miles. This low
rate will enable people to see the country
at little expense. Before the railroad
came the "trip used to come to about $75
and took many days.
| An important strike is announced in
the Running Wolf district on the north
ern slope OF the Bandbox mountain.
Pierce & Co., have struck lead which
shows three feet of solid galena and two
of yellow carbonates, resembling the ore
in the Morrison s. Woodhurst.
The few, very few republicans who
say openly they will vote for Child recall
the story Of the party who, camping out,
decided to do by turns their own cooking
and resolved that whoever grumbled
should cook for the rest of the week.
One day the pie was soggy and tough.
''This is the damdest pie I ever ate," said
one, shut 1 like it."
Mr.. Shur has received dappled gray
horse which stands quietly in front of
his store. This Spurious ANIMAL" as the
Snowman would say. has no pedigree, and
has never been broken to saddle or har
ness. This useful horse is made of pa
pier mache. 1t is said that City Marshal
Lester heard there was a horse at large
and was about to take him in when he
| found the horse was harmless.
Fellow-citizen: II have gone among
the workingmen of the town and have
tdken care 10 queStloH tHeW. tOunu
only three men who will vote for Child
They do not know him and will vote for
him simply because he is on the republi-
can ticket The democratic party has
nominated the best men OF the territory.
Maginnis and Toole will undoubtedly be
elected. They will receive the solid,
steady vote of the district which can
neither be bought or coerced."
We are pleased to announce that Mrs.
Dr. G. D. Crutcher left her old home at
Nashville, Tenn, last night, and will in a
few days join the doctor in their new
home at Fort Benton, where they purpose
to live permanently. From those who
knew the lady best in her childhood's
home, among whom we may mention
Judge N. W. Mcconnell, late chief JUS
tice of the territory, we learn that Mrs.
Crutcher is a most accomplished lady,
who is capable of appearing in and adorn-
ing the highest social circles. We cordi-
ally welcome her to Fort Benton, where
we trust she may long remain.-River
Press. May 8.
Beaded and Persian Trimmings in end
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