Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-29
SPRAY THE FALLS.
IFrom Wednesday's Daily. !

[From Wednesdays Dally.l
The freight depot is looming up salts
factorily.
One of Gibson & Renner's houses is out
of the painters hands.
Steady progress is being made with the
water pipe bitches on Central avenue.
Much credit is due ]. Stewart Tod for
the excellent condition OF the fair grounds
and track.
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel left for Helena.
Mrs Israel was greatly pleased with our
town, which she visited for the first time.
Starry has ordered out his advertisement,
as people were constantly asking him
about it. He is now convinced that it
pays to advertise.
A summer treat-"'Take drnk?'
"Dsn'tcareifido." He led him up to Jen-
sens ice water barrel and gave him a cup
of the aqueous fluid.
There will be meeting of the Great
Falls Choral Union this (Wednes-
dav) evening at the Methodist church. A
full attendance is desired.
Charles H. Gould, the popular live
stock agent of Chicago, Burlington Il
Northern is in town. He says rates for
cattle will be the same as last year.
County commissioner Clingan is in
town. He says that the people were
greatly concerned in regard to- the judith
river murder and the capture of the muir
derer.
At 2:40 this afternoon there was a heavy
western gale which caused clouds of
dust that obscured the view. Happily
the storm was brief and there Isl fair
prospect Of rain.
1t is understood that the Arion will
take part in the Fourth Of July exercises.
1t would afford much pleasure to see
them in the procession and hear their
voices in the grove, where the singing
and oratory will take place.
Mr. Leonard of the Rocky Mountain
Telegraph Company passed through here
today after business trip to the Cana
dian northwest. He has completed i'm
portant plans for extending and improy-
ing the Rocky Mountain service, which
is now prosperous and popular.
Among the Park hotel arrivals are D H
Churchill, Ulm; F H Putnam, Boston; J
P Kobes, St Louis; J King, j NJ DAVIS,
J Sutter, Reynoldsville, Pa A F Wheel
ock, St. Paul; S. Wilkinson, San Francis
co; w. Price, Boston; P J Monty, Ber-
call, Mont; c Barthof Milton, Wis; j
Allin and wife, Sand Coulee.
Hon. Jerry Collins, editor of the Great
Falls TRIBUNE arrived in the city last
evening, en- route to the seat of war at
Missoula, where the press "gang" will
meet Thursday to devise ways and means
to quelch the Flatbead uprising. Jerry
brought shooting-iron along-Inde-
pendent.
This was another busy day at the wool
warehouse. The market is firm with
readiness on both sides to deal. The arriv-
ais today and yesterday sum up over 100,-
900 pounds. They include the following:
Gibson & Walker, 11,0O0 lbs; S. S. Cof-
fin, 5000 lbs; E. E. Search, 5000 lbs;
Jos. Allen, ,370 lbs; T. N. Chamberlin,
1852 lbs; Clark Bros, 10000 lbs.
The department commander appointed
a general court martial, to meet at Fort
Shaw, Montana, on Monday, for the trial
of such persons as may be brought before
it, The detail for the court was com
poSeu Oh Iue lOlloWlnS OlllcerS Oh lne SOtn
infantry Lieut.. Col. James j. Van Horn,
president; Capt. Charles F. Robe, Capt.
Harry Reade, First Lieut. Edward R.
Morris, medical department, Second Lieut.,
Alfred s. Frost Second Lieut. William F.
Martin, Second LIEUT.. Charles S. Farms
worth, members; Second Lieut.. George P.
Ahern, judge advocate.
Clark Tingley and other ranchmen of
the Big Sandy damned the creek, and
diverted all the water to their own use in
irrigating their meadows and fields. Mon
day the River Press says, Under Sheriff
Healy was sent down to summon the in
terested parties to appear and show cause
why they should not be enjoined from
appropriating all the water. This action
IS brought by the Manitoba railroad com
pany which claims prior right to enough
to use in their stock yards and watel
tanks at that station. AS the matter now
stands the railroad is not getting single
drop of the necessary acqueous fluid Al
the Sandy to run their engines. Fol
some days water had to be hauled there
from other tanks.