Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-07
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
TFrom Wednesdays Daily.l |

From Wednesdays Daily
John MCGEE, one of the democratic
wheel-horses at Kibbey, returned home
| today.
| Frank Webster of the firm of Churchill
g. Webster has gone to Chicago on
business trip.
Geo. Farmer, r.. W, Collins, 7. w.
Murphy and Commissioner Perkins are in
from Cascade. o- u
j. Hatch and wife,who have been visit
ing relatives in the Judith country, went
to Ketchum, Idaho, today.
The Montana Smelling company Of this
city want furnace men and laborers. See |
their ad. in another column.
Andy Hay, who is to be member of |
the new board of county commissioners,
went to Grafton this morning.
Mrs r. ]. Daniels, who has been CON
fined to the house with a sprained ankle
for about four weeks, is able to be out
again.
While J. W. Simpler goes up the canon
to get some Photographic views, MI
Shipler will visit Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Frs
kline at st. Clair.
W. M. Calvert moved yesterday from
seventh avenue south to the Lawler
/, building, corner Of Fourth street and
Third avenue south.
The republican convention now in ses-
sion is a fine looking body of men, but
: the business Of the convention has been
conducted In a slow, slipshod names.
) The country stores are laying in large
supplies of ammunition ready for the
, coming campaign. Ten freight outfits
loaded down have gone out in the past
), three days.
For Sale at Bargain-A first-class
1t clearinghouse dong a good business; is
|, centrally located and has modern con
veniences. Address P. D. Box %, Great
. Falls Mont.
Z Chas. j. Devlin Of Spring Valley, Ill,
- who visited Great Falls last summer and
who is known by many TRIBUNE readers,
has RESIGNED his position as superlntend.
B ent Of mines at Spring Valley.
" County Commissioner w. R. Ralston
was asked last night by u River Press re-
T porter about the outlook this winter for
= wool-growers' Il ,cks IN the western part
n, most encouraging report He says that
if the fire does not utterly destroy theil
ranges they are all right; that there is two
or three times more hay in stack thar
ever before provided by the flock masters
- They have nearly every ton of last years
~ crop untouched, as we'll as what has
OF been saved this year. Indeed Mr.. Raj
IN. ston says that notwithstanding the dry
re summer just past there is hay enough il
-, that section to carry the flocks through ,
% hard winter and then have plenty left
ng River Press.
Watson Pickerell the genial agent o
air the bureau of animal industry is at tn
or. Park. He and another gentleman ar
ng working under the direction of D. E
-. Salmon, chief of this bureau at Washing
%. ton. They lave the United States a
oct their field and travel through district
r. infected by disease Should Texas feve
Or pleuro- pneumonia appear in any sec
- ton, it is their duty to limit the boun
'" daries of the territory in which such dis
ur and annual report which not only in
he cludes statement of the ravages of dis
49, ease and the progress of veterinarians
es' but also the condition of the range an
range stock is also considered a part q
Ct the work Mr.. Pickerell is on his way t
an the coast and will make two stops in Idah
and one in Washington and return vi
Union Pacific. The position which tn
Ike gentleman fills is one Of the most pleas
shr ant under Uncle Sans dispensation.
usl The county ticket grows all the time
public favor. Robert s. Ford will poll
re- heavy vote throughout the entire count
:. and will strengthen the whole ticket
III the Sun River country Messrs. Clar
and Stanton will make two able represel
CHI, tatives. Mr.. CLARK IS popular among tn
or miners. Pat Sweeny has been a goo
-. deputy-sherif and merits promotion. Il
oh' will receive heavy working-men's vot
m ]. X. Clark is true and tried. He pole
a big vote last time. E: A. Ringwald hi
ms proved his capacity for the office
ohS county clerk and is better known tha
ever to the people. Geo. w. Taylor VIII
tie. had the largest democratic majority la
na time is popular in town and country. Y
M. Cockrill is widely known and will r.
ceive hearty democratic support. Mar
'ee' business men and republicans will al.
ere vote for him. The other names on IL
ing ticket are good and will win.
red The dedication of the Hotter company
J. handsome new stone front building Ia
,ov night was a very pleasant social even
~. Miss Lizzie Wegner, the worthy daug
lge ter of Charles Wegner, the efficient ma
J.. ager of the company's business here, hf
ed. invited number of guests who, at Il
,er- appointed time, assembled in the lart
~ room. Messrs. johnson, Hasper al
re others furnished excellent music,
which light feet chased away the fyil
,ws: hours. At 70 an excellent supper W
ses- served in the dining room at Mr.. We
~, 80 ners residence, after which the dancil
gus was continued until late hour Tho
b. who participated in this pleasant occasi
aw- were Mr. and Mrs Sweeney, Mr. and N
Mr. Deyine, Mr. and Mrs Campbell, Mr. al
~, ... Mrs Moran, Mrs Cronkite, Mrs Brundag
una Mrs Hook, Misses White, Adams, Desl
Hawkins, Race, Clinton, Conner, Gu
ningham, Mckenzie, Fletcher, Ii
Messrs Goss, Gies, Clark, Rubottom, CIR
be Silver, Graham, Henry, Mckenzie, O
an vert, Beckett, Fleetwood, Arthur Flett
on. an er, Deslet, Donegan, Thomson, Lux a
lehI Rose.
Gratifying To All.
+ho The high position attained and I
universal acceptance and approval of