Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-19

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Boys jersey suits just arrived at The
Boston.
The first lot of Robt. Blankenbakers
wool arrived today n
A. F. Schmitz & Co. have placed large
lunch refrigerator Of modern make in
their store. u &.&@
We have d lot Of carpets in short
lengths which we viii sell less than first
cost.-Joe Conrad. ".
Jas. Mari and Peter May of Neihart
and Barker, respectively, left for the
mountains today.
Blacksmith coal in any quantity can
9ow he had at any time at Goodrich's
lun,brr and fuel yard.
Mr. Hamel of Choteau was today offer
ed 20 rents for his wool by several buy
ers. He wants and will doubtless get
more.
For the best ice cream in the city go to
The Parlor, just opened by Judd & De-
vine, next to Dunn block. Oatmeal,
coffee, and eggs also served.
Within few days fine lot of cedar
.ence posts will arrive at Goodrich's lum-
Der and fuel yard that will be sold at the
very low price Of 20 cents each.
Mr.. Hill and party, accompanied by
President Van Horne and party Of the G..
P. r., are in Butte today and are ex-
pccted to arrive here tomorrow evening
Two thousand head of Flowerree's cat
tie have been received at the stock yards
in the past two days. The side hills on
the west side of the river are black with
cattle. There are several thousand head
for this firm still to come.
A fine lot of clear and select Minnesota
lumber, thoroughly seasoned, consisting
Of dressed boards from to "a inches in
width, 2x4s, 6s, IS and los, etc, etc, has
lately been added to the stocks at Good
rich's lumber and fuel yard.
J. T. Shaw, the brickmaker, will start
for Seattle on Saturday, taking his crew
Of workmen with him. HI is away up in
brick manufacture, and will doubtless find
good field for his talent at Seattle. His
family will remain here for the summer
Evening Item, Missoula.
Preparations are going forward for the
opening of the Rainbow club which will
be brilliant affair. Elegant invitations
have been issued. Some members have
not exercised their privilege of inviting
ladies as yet. 1t is desired that the fair
sex shall be numerously represented.
J. w. Mcclure and Leonard johnson
of Wall Lake, Sac county, Iowa, who ar
rived here few days ago, have made To-
cations in the Kibbey region and will
soon establish themselves permanently
there to grow up with that promising
region. They return to Iowa today and
as soor as they can dispose of their prop
erty will come here to make their home.
There are now 1,150 men at work on
the Gallatin Butte brar ch OF the Northern
Pacific, and extra men are being put on
at the rate of 100 per day. The whole
line is buzzing hive of industry and the
way they make the dirt fly is caution.
Though there are rs surveyors on the
line the contractors are pushing them hard.
At this rate the road will be finished by
next December. ..
II the lascivlous old Mormon knows OF
any dishonorable dealing on the part Of
the TRIBUNE, by all means let him out
with it. InsinuatiOns and bogus letters
will not do While on the subject he
might also investigate the attempt of The
Rofe to beat the county out oI between
5000 and $500 by making Illegal and ex
tortionate charges. This is Il matter Of
record and might be presented with
startling effect.
Under Sheriff Walker returned yester
day from a partly unsuccessful chase
after the thieves who have been commit
ting depredations around Craig and other
places along the Missouri river. Mr..
Walker says that his posse captured the
outfit of the thieves, consisting Of boat
and lot of clothing, cooking utensils
and other things. The thieves. three or
four in number, abandoned their boat and
took to the hills near Ulm where all trace
Of them was lost, but telegram received
by Sheriff Jefferis leads him to infer that
the trail has been found and that the rob-
bers will be ght.-He1ald.
.5a PrOmptness.