Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-11-06

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Uncle Jesse Taylor is smiling on his
friends again and figuring on real estate
profits.
Prof. Kellison aud wife returned to
sun River Saturday after pleasant visit
with friends at the institute.
Sam Mitchell, representative-elect from
Choteau, sent 100 head Of cattle to the city
last Friday which were sold to G. N.
Dickinson.
The Rainbow saloon is growing in pop
ular favor. 0. K. Morton who presides
at the bar is thoroughly versed in all the
mysteries of his art.
Mr.. Cockril] says the building of the
Baptist church has been resumed actively.
Part of the promised funds have been
received from the east.
J. Fl. Copeland has large stock Of
groceries at his new stand on Third street,
where every substantial and delicacy -ot
the market may be found.
We are pleased to hear that Charley
Taylor, who has been so sick at Benton, is
improving and hope he will soon be able
to return to his friends and business.
Percy Kenneth passed through the city
on this evenings train, en- route to Fort
Assinniboine, whence he will go to the
Sweet Grass Hills to inspect the mines
of that region.
Capt. Buck and wife of Helena arrived
on today's train and proceeded at once by
private conveyance to Sun River and to-
morrow will go on to Choteau, where the
captain has large interests in lands.
Mr.. McDaniels, the pioneer saw mill
| man who has been located on Sheep
creek the past season, has removed his
| mill to Souaw creek and is comfortably
fixed for the winter, which he will spend
IN logging.
| The Bon Ton restaurant will be ready
to supply guests with every de]icacy OF
| the season tomorrow. Messrs. johnson
" Ross are at the head OF this establish
ment and promise that everything shall
| be first class.
| John Willis, chef de cuisine for Supt
Meyers, is providing for his children BY
investing in lots on Prospect Hill. HI
has travelled all over the United State!
and says the prospects for Great Falls are
brighter than any city of which he
| knows.
James Haven, the prominent New
| York capitalist who has done and il
doing so much for Great Falls, went tt
Helena this morning on business trip
He intended to return to New York today
but will probably remain in this country
another week.
The City restaurant opened its door
| to tbo ,,nh1ia ytactnrIau in IN nth va
block. This establishment fills lont
needed want. The management promis,
that the table shall be first class and sup
piled with the best the market affords
Ladies are especially invited to give thi
restaurant trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Ogden came il
from Upper Belt creek Thursday, ant
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Catlin on Sun River
After laying in large amounto Of supplies
they returned to their mountain hom'
Sunday. This is Mrs. Ogden's first triI
to the city since they located on the Bel
ranch in the spring.
Chas. Gallagher (Brocky) is having tn
store room on First avenue South, form
erly occupied by Copeland's grocer
store, handsomely fitted up and will in
few days open up stock of the choic
est liquors, cigars, etc, MIR. Gallagher i
an expert in his line and will please TIL
taste Of the most fastidous,
The Bee Hive store is becoming NOR
popular every day. Lord Bros, are con
tinually adding to their already larg
stock. On their shelves are seen al
things in the queensware and CROKER
line from the most delicate cut glas
down, and their stock Of light household
goods includes every novelty and improve
ment known to genius.
Geo, D. Gray has hanging on his forg
some of the finest specimens of workman
ship ever produced by the blacksmith
art. They are fitting evidences of hi
skill as a horse sheer. He makes a spec
iality of diseases of the foot and anyon
who owns horse that is ailing in thi
direction should give Mr.. Gray tria
He makes speciality of fancy shoeing
See his nd. in another column.
Rev. W. B. Coombe is proving himsel