Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-10-30

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John McGee is in from kibl,ey.
Ed. Hicks wife and daughter came in
this morning.
VIM. j. Allen of Chestnut valley spel t
Sunday in town.
Senator Arlington returned from llel
ena with Mr.. Hill and party.
Billie McGregor. chef de cuisine Of the
Chestnut round up. is in town.
D. Ii. Churchill from Ulm is down
looking after his stock interests.
Ell Dorado hnuse"is e be the name #
the new saloon where Phil Gerlach lived.
\ News of the birth of twins comes from
the south side. A gain of two for Great
Falls. .~. ....
Mr. Brewster reports TINT everything Is
ready fol ne ball 1T Truly, III Friday
! evening.
Zimmerman Bros, the prominent wool
growers Of tile MnriaS and Teton were in
the city yesterday.
The sidewalk was blocked with new
goods this morning in front of the New
York Cash Bazaar.
Mr. Matt Dunn and child were thrown
out Of q buggy about 400 1t is hoped
that they are unhLrt.
Major Livingstone, wife and child
from the Piegan agency spent Sunday in
town and returned home today
L. Y Rubottom went to the Belknap
agency this afternoon, where he will com
plete his contract on the government
buildings.
John Zimmerman of DupnYer, Fred
Zimmerman of Marias, VIM. Zimmerman
of Teton and Miss Anna Zimmerman went
to Helena this morning on visit.
Alderman John Germ is stepping high
this morning and rejoicing over the arrlv-
al at his home last night of a fine boy.
, Congratulations are hereby extended.
The Chestnut valley roundup started
out today gathering calves for weaving
Some of their boys have been in the sad
die every day since the first day of June
Hon. q. j. Mcnamara, senator elect
t from Fergus county, was in the city yes
terday and went to Helena this morning
He is highly pleased with the activity
and enterprise shown in Great Falls.
II, l.. Mcintyre will this week throw
his single to the breeze and open a sur
veyors Office in the Dunn block. Horace
is Il young man of good habits and char
: acter and is a practical engineer. Having
made many friends throughout the coun
try he will no doubt build up good bus
mess.
!. After spending nearly three months il
Great Falls and along the line Of tn
Manitoba looking after cattle interests
t Messrs. Frederick, Sears and Chamber
g lain returned to winter quarters in Chi
cago on Saturday. About 14O cars o
cattle will be shipped this week, whicl
? will virtually close the shipments for thi
year.
The carpet for the Methodist churcl
arrived last week and Rev. Mr.. Coomb
!. had the house ready for services yestel
y day. The carpet is q wonderful addltio
to The comfort and looks of the chnrcl
e A beautiful song service entitled tn
"Waldensian Exiles' will be rendered j
n place of the regular service on Sunda
evening, November 10.
= Ranchmen are coming in to pay thei
e taxes, but the levy mas not yet been mad
d and no one can tell how much is due
I The county commissioners met in Ser
TENDER, according to law, but they hay
allowed things to drag since and now tn
: county finances are considerably mut
!. died. After the levy is made the count
- clerks have 20 days to prepare the ia
: list Then the treasurer has 20 days I
u send out notices. At this rate it will b
near the middle of December before til
e list will be fully ready. AS taxes will b
il delinquent January 1st under the ne,
a law which extended the term, there wi
h not be much time left for the people I
d pay their taxes. Should the weather h
d stormy and the roads full of snow, tn
is ranchmen will be indignant ut the della
TX which has taken place. No explanatio
has been offered for the delay. The wor
tins year has been no heavier than it wa
:, in former years. 1t is now reported thi
y the commissioners will abandon the raj
s es" and revert to the former assessmen
~ ~ AS already shown in these columns til
- high valuation means considerab
% - loss to the county in the matter of I'll
:. territorial tax alone