Great Falls tribune., 1889-07-10
[From Mondays Daily.1

County Commissioner Cllngan left for
home today. M "@"
Miss Tabbett left today for a
summer visit to her relatives at
Kibbey.
Miss Garrity left today for her home in
La Sale county, III. She has been much
esteemed here.
j. B. Kellog, formerly with Murphy,
Maclay q Co., but now a full fedged
wool grower is in this city.
Delegates Gibson, Collins, Webster aud
Parberry returned to the scene of their
labors at the capital today.
Ed. Anderson, manager of the Sand
Coulee Coal company, returned yesterday
from flying trip to his old home in Ill
inois
Over 100000 pounds of wool have
been received at Great Falls up to this
time and there is probably as much more
yet to come.
Raleigh & Co. announce that they will
sell some summer goods at cost and take
30 per cent. off carpets. They are re-
solved to make room for new goods.
A.. J. Cowell and wife and E. E. Leech
and wife of Choteau are at the Park ho-
tel. Messrs. Cowell and Leech rank
among the prominentand successful wool
growers of the upper Teton country.
VIM. Price, representing Mauger g.
Avery Of Boston, bought today the wool
clip of E. E. Leech of Dupuyer, $4,000
lbs, for 23 cents, the top Of the market.
1t is SAID to be one of the best clips that
has come to this market
H. E. Randall has purchased of Dick
Mansfield the lot on the corner of First
avenue South and Fourth street, opposite
the Eclipse stables, for $3,500 cash in
hand. 1t is understood the purchase is
for third party, who for the present
does not desire to be known in the deal.
Mr.. L. g. Phelps returned to Helena
yesterday. Although his stays are al
ways short here he finds much business
to attend to, as he is one of the largest in
dividual property owners of the city. Mr..
Phelps is now vice president of the First
National bank Of this city, Mr.. A. E.
Dickerman having recently been made
cashier.
Hon. John @. Campbell of Streator, ILL.,,
arrived in the city yesterday over the
Manitoba Mr.. g. is a large coal operator
in Illinois and as his mines are now closed
down on account Of the strike he is taking
advantage Of his leisure to pay visit to
Montana, of which he has already formed
a favorable opinion. Mr.. G. is chairman
Of the democratic state central committee
of Illinois and is quite prominent IN pol
itcal circles.
In spite Of tile wind and weather the
glorious Fourth and the pending Sullivan
-Kilrain, bare knuckle duello, the attend
ance at cozy little Park theatre during the
past week, has been above the average
Clever Carol is we'll named, he is indeed
clever and in conjunction with his fami-
ly Of five Is the most pleasing feature Of
the show. 1t is apity he could not be
seen at family entertainment. Madame
Viola Carroll has distinguished herself
by some really beautiful ballad singing.
Miss Edith Valentine besides being
finished song and dance lady has proved
herself an excellent linquist and dlalecti-
clan and in conjunction with Miss Paul
inc Nichols whose dashing style has cap
qsd sseseh Whose e ms npfa'i i no7.tS a Tsa iGssty
repressible Jerry German has sustained
his reputation as q punster, humorist,
and acrobat, whilst Kitty Gilmore and
Ada Ray, (who will shortly return) have
sung themselves into the affections of the
Park theatre goers. @Earry Lund as our
Dutch Uncle' is success. This week
is the last chance the public will have to
see Clever Carol. There is an entire
change of programme.