Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-10-16
lFrom Tuesdays Daily.1
Pete May is in from Neihart.

: Pete May is in from Neihart.
}; Hank Northrup is IN from Nelhart.
= Robt. Blankenbaker represents Box
y Elder today.
! Mr., Miller, a prominent stockman from
OF Lower Belt, is in the city.
! Irwin Boyd is in the city making Ar.
Engagements to establish store Mt Barker
Isaac + Waddel and Flora Davidson
from Philbrook, are at the Milwaukee
!. house. .." s.~
!. g. Cooper, Charles Blackman, D.. O.
! Jarrett, Joe kipp and Mr.. phirps came
in on the Choteau coach this mornin~
Martin Walsh advertises in the Grand
FORKS Plaindealer for 100 men to 20 to
Great Falls Immediately to work on the
railroad.
Dr. }. X. Carskadden has returned
from business trip to ChOteau and will
now continue the practice Of dentistry in
Great Falls.
William Roberts handsome new re
sidence is nearly completed. 1t will be
one OF the most convenient and com
Portable residences in the city.
Mr.. Ed Hersey the popular merchant
OF Philbrook, made n flying trip to Hell
, ena Sunday, and returned yesterday and
will go home today.
Inc Grand Lodge now in session kind
" appointed two of their members to re-
port the official proceedings of their
meetings for the benefit of the press.
The Pioneer Press reprints long letter
m 11c u,h ~
for the New York Times. It refers to
The Cataract City in complimentary terms.
Mr. B. j. Smith, representing Finch.
Van Slyck " Co.'S wholesale dry goods
house Of 81 Paul, has his large stock Of
samples displayed in the room formerly
occupied by Muggley.
Rev. J. H Little of Sun River drove in
this morning to take Rev. w. B. Coombe
| md family out to his place for visit.
One Of Rev. Coombe's children being
sick, the family could not co.
james O'Brien, the heavy weight cham
pon of Montana and Utah and JAS Fell. |
champion of Michigan, will give a 20. |
round glove contest at the Park theatre
m Saturday evening, October 90.
While driving an ice wagon this morn
ing Billy Miles was seized with FAINT
,ng tit and fell headlong from the wagon.
lie was carried insensible into Lapeyre's
drug store whele he was soon brought
round.
MIR. John Zimmerman, of Zimmerman
Bros, one of the largest sheep owners on
he Teton, came to the metropolis to pur-
chase winter supplies. He left for home
This morning with all that six horses
could pull.
Mr.. Sol Yates has had successful
operation performed on his eye, and his
light is partially restored. He is in good
health and feels that his eye will be fully
"ostored. He is under the care of Dr.,
Carroll of Helena.
Messrs. Madigan and Robinson of st.
Paul who have the sub contract for SIX
miles of the Neihart road above Martins.
'Npect their outfit tonight. They have
about 35teams and everything necessary
to run a railroader's camp in first class
shape.
J. A. Allen is in the city representing
the Mills " Gibbs dry good emporium
of New York. He is so confident Of, the
future OF Great Falls, that he bought
from the Townsite company Yesterday
lot twenty. block 40, on Sixth avenue
North and Thirteenth street; price, S4OO.
Mr.. D. Fl. Ettein of Kansas CITY has
spent the past two weeks visiting his
father and brother on the Judith. He
was called here by the serious illness of
his father, who had received "A severe in
jury to his eye. The eye was removed
two weeks ago and Mr., Ettein has recov-
cred so rapidly that he will return with
his son to Kansas City. Mr.. VIM. Ettein, j,
who drove the party here, will start onj
the return this afternoon.
According to the contract under which
the townships in the region of Kibbey
were to be surveyed, all arabic lands, or
all land upon which settlers have made !
must be surveyed. The
townships included in this contract, which
was let to Role, are II N, 6, Z, and 8
east; 16 N, Z and east; IS N, 0 east: 10
N, and 8 east. This survey must be !
made this fall in order to fulfil the con
tract. If any parties living in these
townships wish their lands surveyed they
have only to notify the surveyor and the
work must be done,
Arrived at the Park Monday-R NJ
Hood, Homewood, Ill; W T Reavly, Pat
Ferry, S Dean Sand Coulen; ca Tracy,
G IT W Cress, Anaconda; Ben Pizer, ia
cob Warner, Phillipsburg; Z Neal,
Ii w Murphy, N c Kin O
ney, B Coulter, D Meiklejohn and wife,
Geo Pasco and wife, Thos p Gray, VIM !
Hugo, A j White, Butte' I. Anderson, !
Phillip Dodson, Julius Mendelsohn, :
Bozeman; Jas Harris, Walkersvllle; VIM
Centrevile; Webber, St. !
Louis; E J Stone and family, Emil Kluge,
John Winkleman, f E Ehieme, Jacob !
Loeb, P W Doran, VIM Pigeon, A Lam
breth, Jas Wantz and wife, Henry As
j P McCabe, G M Williams,
Helena; F Ellingbroad. Sheridan; J G
Bredds, Fort Laramie, Wyo; j Hennes-
sy, White Sulphur Springs; j q Berg,
Wickes; A Il Fey, Dearborn; w ]
Clark, F S Eaton, Neihart; f L Street,
Cora; Sam Grant, end of traoki E D |
Ettein, Kansas City; John Ettein, VIM
Etteln, Judith; VIM Ulm. Ulm; Ed Her,
sey, Philbrook: F Allen, j u Rouke, + A
Sears, D W McKean,J F Proctor, st Paul;
!sobt Vaughn, Miss Viola Vaughn, Mrs !,
Strong, Sun River; A i Richardson, s S B
Lynch, Fort Custer; Andrew Logan, F P
Kern, Mssoula; J NJ Brechbll, Stevens A
gillei r W Nicol, Grantsdalei ] W Mil. -
en-, Glendalei Leland Lyon, Detroit; j