Great Falls tribune., 1889-01-23
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Saturdays Daily.l

City Attorney stanton mas returned
from Helena.
Col. Broadwater arrived in the city to-
day from Helena.
Mr.. Berg, of the firm Of Berg Bros,
Townsend, is in the city.
DR.. Fairfield starts for Washington, D.
G., tomorrow, where he will spend sever
al weeks.
E. B. Largent of Sun River intends to
90 east soon. On his return he will make
this place his home.
Thos. Pelkey and Amelia Shadville,
both Of Great Falls, were married by
Judge Dyas last evening.
l., l. Harris came in yesterday from
Helena. He will take charge OF the store
during his brothers visit east
There will be preaching at the NJ. D.
church tomorrow morning at II o'clock
and in the evening at 7:3O. Sabbath
school at 2:3O. ....
Myer Harris leaves on tomorrow's train
Oh business trip to New York city and
other eastern points. Myer says he will
not visit Canada, however.
The Sand Coulee coal mines are now
supplying the Manitoba and Montana
Central railroads from Butte to Minot.
They take about 300 tons daily.
The Manitoba railroad has prepared a
splendid map showing Great Falls and
the country around it. Projected lines
to Yogo and up Sun river are shown.
William M. Cockrill has returned home
much to the joy Of his many friends, who
are glad to find that he enjoyed his trip
to old Kentucky. Mr. Cockrill tarried in
Helena and was one of the guests at the
musicale given by Miss Leslie.
A prominent miner and justice of the
peace has sent to the TRIBUNE for mar
rage certificate. This is significant, es-
pecially as the sender is bachelor We
Shall take care to send one that in artistic
design will be appropriate and worthy of
the OCCASION
Presbyterian services Jan. goth, II q. m.
Subject of discourse-"Wo Worldly-wise-
men and Christian dullards." Two p.
H. Sabbath school lesson - "Christ
healing the leper," Mark 1-35-45. Seven
thirty D. m.-"The decline of Faith" OF
the Eclipse of Faith-Which?
Mr.. J. B. Turton, who has had charge
of Murphy, Maclay q Co.'s business at
Benton for some months past, has closed
up the affairs of the firm at that place
and may now be found at their Great
Falls store. Mr. Turton is popular
Young man and is valuable acquisition
to the working force of Murphy, Maclay
Il Co.
Up to yesterday but one bill had been
introduced in the legislature, which is
irht ind hat 1o1 Il In
not propose to govern us too much, as
they generally do. The bill in question
was introduced by Thompson of Silver
Bow, and provides for licensing engin-
eers of stationary engines and for the es
tablishment of a board of inspection, ect.
Mr.. L. F. Menage of Minneapolis, who
arrived in town yesterday, left today for
Helena. In company with Mr. Paris
Gibson, Mr.. Menage visited the smelter
and falls yesterday He intends to return
dent of the Northwestern Guaranty Loan
company, which is composed of such cap
italists as Thomas Lowry, Geo. A. Pills
bury, W. D. Washburn, Loren Fletcher
and W. H. Eustis. Mr.. Menage is an ex-
tensive property owner and deals consid-
erably in real estate.
G. H. Goodrich, one of the enterpris-
ing fuel dealers of Great Falls, makes his
headquarters at the office of the Rocky
Mountain telegraph office, where Barnes
in fuel of all kinds and sells Sand Ceulee
coal, delivered anywhere in the city, at
IS by the ton or $3.50 by the car load lot
He has also fine quality of pine wood
for sale and in fact can furnish anything
required in the way Of fuel. Mr. Good
rich also sells considerable coal at Fort
Benton and other points on the Manitoba
and Montana Central roads,
There is pleasant exchange Of hospi-
talities going on between Helena and
Great Falls. In the former city on Wed
nesday Miss Mary Kane gave a pleasant
progressive euchre party at her residence
1888 Broadway to a number of Helena
people to meet Miss Mabel Martin of
Great Falls. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Crosby, Miss Dora Flow
cree, Miss Norma Kinna, Miss Louise
Blaine, Miss Greene, Miss Stella Smith,
Miss Carpenter, and Messrs. George Hill,
w. A. Conrad of Miles City, Clarence
Kinna, Chas Power; Steve Carpenter,
Ben King, and Herbert Nicholson. On
Thursday evening Miss Leslie gave a
musicale to few friends at the residence
OF her father, the governor, on Rodney
street The affair, under the manage
ment OF the hospitable and charming
young hostess, proved a complete social
and musical success, and style of enter
tainment that should become more fire.
quent. Following is the programme
instrumental solo, Miss Wade; Vocal
solo, Mrs. Webster; March, Militaire
Schubert, Mrs D. N. Fisk; Vocal
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