Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-04-27
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

day.
The work on the Rainbow club rooms
is rapidly progressing.
B. Brown and wife of Helena are reg
istered at the Park hotel.
A large number of immigrants came
in on the noon train today.
1t will be seen by Mr.. Jensen's new
advertisement that he offers large as
sortment of summer clothing at popular
prices ...
T. B. McShane, the noted horse breed
er of the Judith basin is in town, and an
nounces that he has $50 horses for sale,
See advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Silverman of
Cincinatti, OHIO, came in on the noon
train on visit to their son JOS l.. Sill
yerman OF the firm of Israel & Silverlnan
workman in sewer in front Of the
Cosmopolitan hotel at Helena was buried
alive by a cave yesterday. It was nearly
an hour before the body was uncovered
and taken out.
The republican city primaries are to be
be held by wards. This meets with gen
SAol aPPIoNul oAhoAE IA1C AdAh anu ulc us
under the peculiar circumstances of the
party, it tends to secure fair representa-
ton.
Among the late arrivals at the Park
hotel are s Silverman and wife, Cincin-
natl; s Allen, G McDaniels, St Paul; W j
Clark, Barker; H F Willard, Sand Cou-
lee; T B McShane. Judith; L Herman,
Philadelphia.
1t is observed that the return of Sir
George Stevens and Sir Donald Smith to
the Manitoba board means that they have
repurchased the $8,OOO,OOO in stock held
BY the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
interests. Both of the new Canadian di-
rectors are very wealthy.
1t was busy scene at the headquar-
ters of the waterworks today. Swanson
& Co., the contractors, put about 100 men
at work on the bitches for the mains
which are to extend along the avenues.
The contractors may employ as many
more workmen tomorrow.
Mr.. Mciver and his partner came into
town yesterday with IA coyote and 4 wolf
skins. They brought them to Judge
Dyas who punched the ears and after the
usual formalities awarded the ranchmen
1856 bounty. Theo Gibson readily bought
the skins, paying good price therefor.
Swanson & Co. have engaged John At
kins as bookkeeper and general manager,
who is in every way competent to do the
work, having been foreman on the Wool
ston Water Works at Helena, and at one
time chief time-keeper on this section of
the Manitoba. Mr.. Atkins is thorough
business man and will fill his position
with credit.
The water question is becoming a SER
ious one at Helena. The Woolston com
pany yesterday purchased the Chesman
ditch and hopes ly this addition to be
able to supply their customers. The
Hale company has but meager supply
and there is talk of building canal i,
distance Of % miles to tap the Missouri,
so rs to insure constant and unfailing
supply of water.
Judge Hugs court looked like an old
clothes shop yesterday when the blankets,
pillow covers, stockings and garments
used in the trial of the oldewoman were
displayed. Robert Gray testified that he
gave Kitty the feathers which it was al
legged she had stolen. Mrs. Dickinson
identified some of the articles as her
property Mr.. Taylor spoke for the pros
ecution and Mr.. Leslie replied. Judge
Huy found the old woman guilty of steal
ing the two old pairs of mems rubber
shoes and fined her $40 and costs.
Hotchkiss & Hawkins display the finest
assortment OF fishing tackle ever seen in
Great Falls. 1t has been procured from
the best makers and includes rods, flies,
ha ck Epoc md %ha -
articles which the true fisherman requires
The assortment includes cheap, service
able tackle as we'll as expensive rods and
equipments. No one need send to St.
Paul or Chicago for any kind of tackle
now. Sportsmen in the country can Or
der tackle by mail from Hotchkiss u
Hawkins with the fullest confidence that
they will receive it as cheaply and as
good as if they came here to pick it out.
The trout flies are beauties and are in
great variety.
A spirited, well-attended meeting Of
the Great Falls Boat club was held last
evening in Mr.. Stanton's office. Mr..
Payne submitted the report of the COM
mittee on boats. Alderman Mitchell
made some general observations and
was followed by Messrs. Shur, Brady,
WcUStSI, SIhuIOu, IlChefudl, lTdCy anu
others. Finally on notion of Mr.. Tracy
it was decided to purchase the boats and
boat house. The committee on by laws
promised to report next week, when Off
GERS will be chosen. The proceedings
were earnest and harmonious. The men,
bers are convinced that Great Falls will
soon have strong, active boat club which
will disport on Broadwater bay, explore
tho Sup rivar and no ,uatorc Of tho
Missouri. On the fourth of July the
club may hold regatta and invite the
boatmen of Montana to compete with
them in aquatic sports.
Life is burdensome alike to the suffer-
er and all around him, while dyspepsia
and its attending evils hold sway. Com
plants of this nature can be speedily
cured by taking Prickly Ash Bitters reg
ularly. Thousands once thus afflicted
baor obaarf,1 toetinonv IN tic