Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-09
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,
From Tuesday 8 Daily.1
Joe Howsen is in from Sand Coulee.


| Mr.. G. W. Roden of Cascade went tt
Helena this morning.
John Rowlay and wife, from Lewis
town, are at the Park.
Contractor Kirkendall came in from
Helena this afternoon.
Tim Cronan went to Niehart yesterday
to make arrangements to go into business
there.
Miss JENNIE Jones started to Kibbey
this morning, on visit to Miss Maude
Ogden.
Arthur w. Ford drove in from his
home near Kibbey this morning and took
the train for Helena.
| Work on the Neihart railroad is fairly
started and all who want work may now
get it at good wages
Samuel Adams, one of the prominent
wool growers of Deep creek, returned to
his home this morning.
Captain Jensen and his 81 men have
arrived at Fort Ellis where they are liv-
ing on the fat OF the land.
Miss Sallie Babbage came up from
Benton this morning to assist in waiting
on Mrs. Pete Macdonald, who is suffering
from an attack of fever. '''
Hon. T. E. Collins continues to make
steady progress toward complete recov-
cry. His many friends hope to see him
soon at the bank again.
John Coon and son started this morn
ing to the head waters of Sun River to
make visit to his daughter and spend
few days hunting and fishing.
Mr.. Enge Allen who was sick last week
has so far recovered that lie was able to
start on Il trip to the mines of Neihart
and Belt mountains yesterday.
Alex Swan of Helena who has been out
| to Neihart and made some purchases,
will make his home In Great Falls in the
rear future. He has lived in Helena for
the past 10 years.
Coulee on the evening of Oct. 18th, for
the benefit of the new school house. The
hall is a good one and excellent music
will be provided Tickets to the ball in
cluding II Pickwick supper, only $3.50
There should be n large attendance.
Rev. J. Reid left today for the Presby-
terry at Missoula. Mrs. Reid expects his
sister, Miss Reid, who is coming to stay
for the winter. The ladies of the Golden
Rule society meet on Saturday at 2:30 p.
IN. Rev. j. Anderson will officiate In
place of Mr.. Reid on Sunday evening.
Ed O'Reilly, who is favorite dis
| penser of liquid refreshments in this city,
has established Side Board on Central
avenue in the small frame building lately
owned by John Glass. He opens the door
to the public this evening and will be
| glad to have his friends and all others
call and see him.
Col. McCutcheon passed through here
today on his way to Helena from Big
Sandy The colonel had the grave man
| ner which becomes one which becomes
one who has seen the United States sena-
torship, fade, fade away from him. He
evidently believes that the plotting re-
publicans can not over-turn the election
A certificate of Incorporation of the
with the territorial secretary yester-
Southerland, Ernest A. Ringwald
julius Horst, George b. Lockhart
ard l.. U. Goliath as incorporators. The
capital stock is $1,OO0,000, divided into
100000 shares at IS each.--Helena Inde-
pendent.
Hon. John R. Barrows, the representa-
tive-elect for Fergus county, is young
man. He is tall and stout, with lntelli
gent features. His people had for years
Il hotel at Ubet, the gateway to the Judith.
He has punched cows but he intends
snme day to become . lawyer. He says
that during the campaign he shook more
hands and kissed more babies than any
candidate he has heard OF. He made IN
active canvass, sometimes going out of
his way hundred miles to see herder,
who had probably no vote. Mr.. Barrows
will make his mark in the legislature.
John Glass says that he had faith in
the town and rejected many tempting
offers for his Central avenue property,
until at last he received the highest price
paid therefor. He now points with pride
to Buena Vista which is on the outskirts
of the plated portion of the city He
holds United States patent for it. John
Glass who is in the full tide of good for
tune halls from the Emerald isle Al.
though apparently young, he has played
cards with General Meagher at Virginia
City and seen Helena when there was
naught but shanties in Last Chance
Gulch.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear and