Great Falls tribune., 1889-03-27
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
rFrom saturdays Daily

Matt Furnell and wife Of Sun Rivera are
in the city.
J.W. Cory has gone to Helena on
short visit.
There is lull in social circles on ac-
count OF lent.
One of Robert Vaughn's colts is in town
and attracts attention.
Call at f. W. Waite's and see those
beautiful baby carriages.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Turner OF
Box Elder, March 20, a daughter.
Buy at home Such should be the
motto of all Great Falls housekeepers
There are some fine potatoes from Deep
creek on view at Wetzel's. They are
Early Yorks.
Miss Schultz arrived this afternoon
and was met at the train by Mr. Hotch-
kiss and Miss Hawkins.
John J. Ellis of Sun River, one of the
trustees of the new Cascade bank, IS in
the city for a day or two. 5
Jerry Quesnelle is going ahead fast
with his new block at the corner OF Third
street and First avenue South.
Captain Taylor says that many people
do not know that the Board OF Trade
meetings are open to the public.
Geo.W. Taylor left this morning for the
Belt mountains, where he has gone in the
interest of some Cincinnati parties.
A man incautiously asked Dr.. Weitman
if he had heard anything OF DR.. B--n.
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MIR Phelps arrived from Helena today
with Col. Broadwater and is pleased to
be within sonnd Of the cataracts once
more.
Colonel Broaiwater arrived today and
and will remaina day or two to look after
his extensive railroad and other interests
here.
President Eilers and General Manager
Child were in town today. The smelter
will fire up the third furnace in few
days --.r 5 .----
Jas, Bloom loaded his teams at Murphy,
Maclay & Co.'s today with freight for
Clark Bros. & Co., the prominent sheep
men of Choteau.
Mr.. Levy goes to the Boulder hot
springs to get rid of rheumatic attack.
His many friends will hope for his speedy
return in good health.
George Treat has taken up his stand
with B. Harris, where he will be pleased
to see any of his friends wanting new
spring overcoat or suit of clothes.
Judge Dyas' office was the scene Of
another happy marriage this morning.
Mr.. Alexander Anderson and Miss Mary
G. Strom, both Of Sand Coulee were
united. .&"- ..#...
Ed. Preston, wife and four children ar
rived Tuesday from Marysville. Nit.
Peterson has purchashed a good ranch
near Kibbey and today left with his fam
lily for that place. #-v" y. "
Any person desiring deairing to lease 9
three, four or five room house shoulc
call on Phil Gibson. He will have the
structure built at once, to suit the tenant
and in desirable location.
JIG. Bundy Of Kibbey, came to the cit
yesterday after supplies and pulled ou
this morning with full load, including
plows, harrows and other farming imple
ments. He will have crop of 100 acre
this year. M-.@
VIC. Samuel, Chicago; Bert Block, s
Louis; H. L. Lynne, Chicago; H. H. Dar
der, Minneapolis; f. Oppenheiner, He
ena; g. D. jacob, St. Paul-all CONNER
cial travellers and jolly good fellows al
in the city Intervening our merchants.
Tho do.,e-s il. .vs ,IculJuTal implement
IN this city find their hands full at pre-
ent The sale of plows, harrows and otl
er implements required at this season
simply unprecedented. There is also
large sale for wagons and other vehicle
Mr. Perry of Iowa, a well known in
porter and breeder Of horses, is in tn
city looking up the resources of this faN
ored portion Of the northwest Mr.. Pc
ny will probably make Great Falls Ii
Headquarters for the sale and breeding {
fine horses. -5@-
Mr.. ]. B. Weller of Ohio, accompanie
by Prof. Morston, left yesterday for tt
head of Arrow creek, to take look
the country. Mr.. Weller will engage
the stock business on an extensive sea
in this section and he is looking up
suitable location. --
James B. Kellogg of Great Falls h
been looking around the country III II
vicinity of Fort Benton for day or tW
past lUl SultIulC 1oCdtlOu ioi q ohCS
ranch. He invested in sheep last ye
and expects to increase his herd this Sc
son. River Prass
". J. Kennedy returned yesterday fro
Belt, where he found stock in better CO.
dition than for many years. He four
all the people of that section looking 70
Ward anxlously to the building Of tt
belt mountains branch, which will gi,
them direct communication with this eli
and all parts of the country.
A careful estimate shows that IA M
acres OF land have been filed on in ~
cade county since January 1st. last. n
other portion of the territory is filling Il
with settlers so rapidly and as only con
nencement in this direction has bee
made, it is evident that Cascade is 500
to be the most populous county in Nor
tana.
Messrs. Hotchkiss & Hawkins, who ar
always extending their trade and keepin
up with the growth of the town, hay
bought MIR. Kings plumbing business an
VIII carry it on extensively and success.
1uliy henceforth. Mr.. King, who ha
built up good business by good worl
retlres to become superintendent of til
Great Falls waterworks Hotchkiss ,
Hawkins are prepared to enter into col
trs cts for plumber work in new building
as we'll as for repairs. They will max
estimates free of charge and adapt house
SO that they may be connected readil
with the new water mains, when such al
laid. The firm will also make repai
and will send men TO any part Of tn
country to do plumber work.