Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-05-25
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

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from Wednesdays Daily.]
The Helena mail closes now at II :0J
q. m.
A. q. Sheldon, the popular Burlington
official, is in town.
Homer Hewins of Gorham is in town.
He is an extensive sheep owner.
Mr.. Bertram, a Helena plumber, is in
the city looking over the field and will
probably locate here.
William Brown says that fellow tried
to break into his house today. The
Would-be burglar fled. #.G.-#
A. Jensen, proprietor of "'Fhe Boston,
left on t0day's train for St. Paul. He
will return in II week or ten days. T.,
Nick O'Brien has bought out T. R.
Mayo's Park Hotel barber shop, and will
continue the business at the same place.
Robert Vaughn came to town today
with his neice, Miss Vaughn and his in
teresting child. Mrs. Strong also came
with him.
On Monday afternoon a discharged
soldier named John Keller was struck by
the west bound train near Chinook and
was Instantly killed. He had been on a
spree and laid down on the track to take
n sleep. .. -.-." g..
| Lou Harris entertained large party
of his gentlemen friends last evening at
his residence on Fourth avenue North.
An elegant wine supper was served and
all present had very enjoyable time.
Hon j. K. Toole, the ex-delegate; Hon.
John r. Toole, the democratic delegate
elect to the convention from Anaconda,
and A. w. Lyman Of the New York Sun,
have arrived at the Park hotel from
Helena. S-@.
The Great Falls Water Works company
has given a mortgage for $4,000 to the
the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank as
trustee. The bonds are to bear per cent
interest Half of the mortgage is to be
reserved for improvements
Russell q Calvert, the two enterprising
young men who are now proprietors Of
the Fifth avenue restaurant, are building
up good business. The supper which
they furnished last evening for the Ma
sonic celebration received many compl-
ments. ". ...z
Thos. F. Murphy of Cascade is in the
city and reports steady progress at that
place. The water works will be compile
ted within two months The fires were
started under a kiln OF brick yesterday
and 1t is expected that several structures
of that material will be erected this season.
Han Tbos +, Gor,,,n, re rosooao ava
Of the grand old democrats Of this county,
ham cave Tat If ha esn COO Won+ama mo- o ou.
into the nninn y demncratic stota bic n,,n
If inv will ha mi r. tbis enS NJ CO. sup
bam;s rraat ;nr,anaa and ;na. oo,,
ha conn}ad mon '-'>' ''eo' "'"'
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IN the district court today the trial of
+. Fullerton was set for Friday. In the
case OF CANS " Klein vs. j. X. Cashier
Jaage baca gave Judgment Tor $526.45
MIN ?Ilo.oo iol lees anu costs. a decree
ultectng tne SAFE OF tne moftgagea prop
eIty was issued. IN the case OF Fufcell,
~. ~ n,auy aen uiler was y sustained anu
'he lila.1el was relhll1ed 70 the grand ]uTy'
Ra demurrer nus oeeh illeo LOT eharles
isose's'
| When ATTORNEY Benton had the case of
Raw vs.. the TRJRITNn dismissed he .1 na ID
Clerk Cockril S2 10 which was ali III o
costs to the defendants that had accrued
to that time. The TRTRJNE is not kick
ing about it. but simply mentioned the
matter to show that ATTORNEYS can be gen
erous sometimes, especially when thew
are in a hurry to have case stricken
from the calendar.
Last evening after the Masonic lodge
had conferred the roval arch deprea IN
Frank Coomhs. Rem I,onevre and Harry
Ringwald thew and their friends rena;re1
IN Ire fifth avenue restaurant whara an
alaoant sunner was nranare9 for them
hv Tessrs Rnssal1 s. fyalvert The man.
hers If the mystic had a roval time
speech making and drinking toasts. The
spaech If the evaninp was mr. Hawkins,
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