Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-11-13
SPRAY OFTHE FALLS.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

More men arrived for the railroad to-
day. m."."..
Prof. Morston has been sick for about
three weeks. He was out today.
Lapeyre Brothers have received
heavy supply Of drugs and chemicals.
Company A intends to give ball at the
Park hotel on Wednesday, the 2Oth inst.
Judge Benton announces tae court cal
endar for the three counties in his dis
trict. .... ,@.n
Contractor Rowen says the signal bells
are at the water works. The wires may
be strung Monday. @"..
Steps have been taken to form literary
and debating socity in connection with the
Presbyterian church. "@"
Silverman Bros. & Co. today received
two carloads of apples, two cars OF beer
and one car of whisky. #"#
Fred Waite opened his Sand Coulee
store today. He will sell cigars, DOCKS,
newspapers and candies. So
Word has come in that four miles of
the dry fork at Belt have been taken up
under the placer claim laws.
Surveyor Mcintyre has come in from
Belt, where he has been surveying lands
and as usual doing his work well.
Hon. Jesse Taylor has returned from
Benton where he conducted the shipment
of two train loads Of cattle for Chicago.
Frank Coombs has finished the brick
work on Alderman Hickory's house. He
has also completed the brick chimneys OF
the Baptist church.
Mrs. Turner offers a reward of 5000
for the recovery of the remains OF her
husband, DR.. Turner, who was drowned
in the Missouri on the 22nd ult.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder COM
pany No. and the hose companies will
give q public reception to the people OF
Great Falls at the new headquarters on
Thanksgiving day.
1t is said that Howard Crosby has his
bond ready and intended to take the oath
Of office to-day. Douglas Martin is also
qualifying. Joe Hamilton will wait I'M
til Sheriff Downing's return.
Thos, G, Carter has found a bird fol
his cage in the person of Miss Bernnlce
Irene Belts, one of the most estimable
young ladies Of Upper Sand Coulee
License to wed was issued this morning.
In his official capacity Judge Dyas made
happy the souls of 3. g. Carlson and
Emma johnson, this morning. Both
bride and groom are residents OF SAND
coulee. May prosperity and happiness
attend them.
Licenses to wed have been issued te
Il. F. Mortag and Mary J. Donaldson
both of Stellar Miss Donaldson is one
Of the bellies of Chestnut valley and is hell
in high esteem by all who know her. Mr.
Mortag is chief man in MAJ. Erskine'
large general store at St. Clair. The Ger
emony will take place Tuesday, Nov
18th.
The engineers are making rapid prog
ress with the North Great Falls pla
around the site of the great Boston ant
Montana location, and J. O. Gregg ex
poets to go east about the 45th to rusl
the lithographing of maps. A number o
buyers have already selected and con
tracted for lots to be delivered as soon a
the work can be completed. Nextsprinl
and summer will see great progress il
that part Of Great Falls.
Messrs. Dunn & Smith are preparing
their new office for business. Mr.. Hun
is adjoining it with terra Gotta pape
hangings and a snowy border. Whe1
complete the office will be one Of tn
finest in Montana. The new firm ar
about to begin business under the bes
auspices. Mr.. Dunn is good judge Q
the value of real estate. He buys wit
Judgment and is we'll qualified to Civ
sound advice on the subject. Mr.. Smit
is well known as an active, energetic bur
mess man. It is said that Mr.. Dunn il