Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-04-17
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Tuesday 8 Daily.]

This is Arbor day, but young trees were
scarce.
Mr.. Pat Kelly has gone to Helena on
business.
J. R. Payne returned on the evening
train from Helena.
Messrs. Smalley, Groat and party pass
ed through today for Helena.
Regular meeting of the Great Falls
Choral Union tomorrow evening at Arion
hall.
F. Oppenheimer, representing Green
hood, Bohn & Co., came in from Helena
this evening.
Fred Langerman of Helena, formerly
with l. L. Israel & Co., is registered at
the Park hotel.
The funeral of George Benson took
place today. The interment was in High
land cemetery.
The Ar1on concert, which was announc-
ed for Thursday evening, has been post
poned till next week. Full particulars
will hereafter be published.
The arrett-Gleason combination will
be here on Monday and will play the
"Queen's Evidence" Next evening there
will be change Of programme.
Messrs. Hanks, Hastie, Clingan and
Jerry Collins left here today for Belt in
one of Blacks best rigs, where the com
missioners will inspect the road work.
Rev. DR.. McClary started westward but
had to return to Minneapolis on account
of poor health. He will not lecture here
this week as announced, but may later.
A train load of Oregon cattle passed
through the city last Sunday en- route to
Kyle Price, who will receive in all about
so car loads.
There will be meeting this evening
of the Rainbow club at the Townsite
company's office at o'clock. All the
members are specially requested to be
present, as some important business is to
be transacted.
Among the late arrivals al the Park no.
tel are Ii D Herges, st Paul; Thos Broad
water, Minneapolis, E Doyle, Glasgow;
D Wintenberg, San Francisco; Open
heimer, + Langerman, Helena; A B Ross,
Cincinnati, Ohio
John Atkins who was chief time-keep-
er on the Manitoba during the construc-
ton year has returned to Great Falls.
When he left here he became foreman
Of the men employed by Woolston at Hell
ena and afterwards paid visit to his old
home in Ireland. Mr.. A. sees great i'm
provements in Great Falls.
John Renner has an ad. on our local
page that attracts attention. He il a gen
eral agent for the Louisiana Lottery and
is now ready to sell tickets for the May
drawing. He believes this u fair and
square institution in the way Of lottery
and has himself won good many prizes.
Any winning ticket that he sells he will
cash on presentation.
Rev. Mr.. McClary started on his lectur-
ing tour last week, but was compelled to
return on account Of sickness and his en-
gagements at Great Falls and west are
cancelled for the present. He will be
able to come at later dates if arrange
ments can be made. He will be greeted
with delight by many old friends when
ever he is able to renew his engagements.
Due announcement will be made.
The marriage of Paul Romsey and Miss
Celia Coon took place yesterday at the
residence of the BRIDES father, J. Coon,
near Sand Coulee. They were Joined to-
gether in wedlock by Rev. Reid in the
presence of about go friends and rela-
tives. The happy couple received a
large number of beautiful and useful
presents. After supper dancing was the
order of the evening. Their many friends
join the TRIBUNE in wishing them long
and happy life.
Mr.. H. o. Chowen returned today from
a long European tour which included a
journey through Germany, Austria, Italy,
France and England. He was a month
in Paris and met many Americans there
Mrs. Chowen was with him most of the
journey and he left her with his mother
and sister whom he had the pleasure of
finding at Dresden. Mrs. Fl. o. Chowen
will remain abroad for about year. Mr..
Chowen saw the finest scenery in Europe,
hut he says he has found nothing that ex-
cells that of the, National park and the
Great falls Of the Missouri. Mr.. :Chowen
has received cordial welcome home
from his many friends.
Germ & Davenport have now the
strongest show on the boards that has
been seen here for long time. 1t in
CluueS Cu0 LIN MUSE UTOIutTs, Idtc VI Dill
NUNS circus, who are two of the greatest
acrobats in America. In the company
also is Miss Miss Mollie Sommers, who
sings in German and English. This
famous Tyrolean warbler and trained
artistic will repeat tonight the scene from
the "Lady of Lyons" which elected I'M
mense applause last evening. The open
ing act will be played by the popular
favorites, Germ and Davenport. 1t is
called the "Coming Man."
Some sensation locally has been caused
by the sudden death of Mrs Frank Ward,
who lived with her husband near Her
rings ice house. Mr.. Ward yesterday
informed DIR. Ladd that his wife was suf-
fering from internal pains. The doctor
said he wonld call at five o'clock, but be-
fore that hour Mr.. Ward called on him
with the word that she was dead. He
sand that he had followed the doctors in
structions, but the pain continued to as,
cend until it reached the region of the
heart when it proved fatal. This after
noon DR.. Ladd took steps to hold an in
quest. A jury was summoned and the
inquest will doubtless be in progress as
we go to press.