Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-06
SPRAY. OF'THE FALLS.
[From Tuesdays Daily.l
Settlers continue to pour in.


The weather is simply wonderful.
Pianos for rent at Jackson's music
store, Helena, Montana. ..
Gilchrist Bros. s. Edgar have appointed
Mr.. Goodrich as their agent here.
Flannel suits are now on view at the
clothiers. Busters will be next in order.
Mr.. Wernecke's team took a canter on
their own account today, but injured no
one. 1855.
Richard Blake Of Cascade and Miss
Lizzie Wilson were married last evening
at the Milwaukee house by the Rev. J..
Reid.
Billy Hawkins and other celebrities
will be at the Park theatre toward the
end of the week. af.
The Palace saloon will soon remove to
Mr.. Nathan's former store. Captain Tay-
lor has put the billiard tables and store in
good order for Mr.. Schmitz.
The NJ. 3. church Sunday school will
give a concert at the brick church We'd
nesday evening, Feb. 9th. From the
programme already arranged it will
doubtless be great success. Admission
only 25 cents.
The TRIBUNE annual ELECTS general
praise. The articles in 1t have been Gag
erly read. The sketches and the portraits
also interest the people. Many real estate
dealers and merchants will insert circu-
lars in the annual and give it wide circu-
lation.
Mr.. Webber of Sun River was in town
yesterday. He is brother-in-law Of
Captain Couch and has taken charge of
the ranch. He is stalwart, intelligent
young man, who has had much expert
ence with cattle and horses. He and
Mr.. Vaughn are close companions.
The new "Boston Clothing store" will
be opened In the Dunn building about
the 18th Of this month. Mr.. Jensen, the
shoe-man, will be manager and under his
supervision 1t certainly will be we'll CON
Quoted. Mr.. Jensen is rustler and a
good business man. The Boston Cloth
ing house will carry full line of gents
furnishing, etc.
| Last evening about Z o'clock, Mr..
Wheeler's stage driver returned from Sun
River and placed his horses In the barn
on Second avenue South, which the Sun
River & Choteau stage line occupies. The
driver went to supper. He had hardly
4 left the barn when Mr.. White, who was
passing, saw flames burst forth from the
south end of the building. Mr.. White
assisted by Pat Hughes, tried to break In
the door and rescue the horses, but the
flames were toe strong for them. They
saw one horse lying down with his back
badly singed. The other horse was
standing, but 1t soon rolled over. CHIEF
Hunt and the fire brigade were promptly
on hand, and directed their efforts to pro
tecting the adjacent buildings. They
also poured water freely on the embers
fearing the fire might revive and spread
The origin of the fire is unknown. Som.
surmise that 1t was started by q lamp
others suspect that q tramp who was de
MED admission to the barn set 1t on fire
The loss was about 5000; uninsured.
Mrs. Judge Huy gave progressive
euchre party last evening at her spacious
home on Second avenue North. Til,
event was in honor Of her son Douglas
and large number Of young peopl
were present. The evening proved to b
one Of the most enjoyable Of the man,
social events Of the season. The hea
) prizes were taken by Mrs. McClellan'
t and Mr.. Gibbons; progressive prizes b.
e Mrs. reckon anu MT. busn; DOoD
: prizes by Miss Hawkins and Mr.. Harr
). Ringwald. At II o'clock the playin
J, ceased and refreshments we're served
. Mrs. Huy was assisted by Mrs. Get
a Taylor and Miss McGurk, who aided j
! making the evening an enjoyable on
/. The prizes were among the prettlest an
most expensive ever given IN Great Fall
Among those who enjoyed this selet
! affair were, DIR. and Mrs. Ladd, Mr.. an
! Mr.. Geo Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Hookt
y Mr.. and Mrs. Bush, Mr.. and MI
McClelland, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bons; Misses Rich, McGurk, Hawkin
o Whitney, Trigg and Ewing; Messrs. a
: klnson, Webster, Cory, Tod, Cookril
" COLLECT, H. Ringwald, Wren, Crockel
n Powers, Douglas Huey and sklnne
!, Notice of Special Meeting.
d Notice is hereby given the board
u county commissioners Of Cascade count
II Montana, will hold special meetin
" Monday, February 18th, 1889, at 10 a., n
: to transact such business as may con
Y before 1t, ERNEST A. RINGwALD,
II County Clerk.
ID Dated at Great Falls, Montana, Febr
q, ! nrv Ath 1870