Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-05-04
side in town, being interested in the cattle

side in town, being interested in the cattle
business,
j. r. Shelton of Utica, is in the city
today. He was accompanied here by
Mrs. Shelton who took the train today
for Elko, Nevada, to visit relatives and
friends.
MIR. Paris Gibson took his departure
for Minneapolis today but will return in
a short time. He is accompanied by
Mrs Phil Gibson, who goes on a short
visit to her parents.
| Swanson Il Co., which includes the
energetic Frank Coombs, have about $50
mon at work on the bitches and buildings
for the rev water works. They are max
ing the earth fly fast
Mail advices from Boston, to Monday
last, say: "Our market still continues I'M
changed and it is now very unlikely that
there will be any alteration until after the
new clip gets off and is partly marketed"
Mr.. Evans of Truly came to town to ad-
vocate the nomination Of Mr.. Mullery at
the republican convention, but found his
arguments unheeded. He says he will
be too busy to take part in the campaign
or election.
| Among the late arrivals at the Nliwau
| kee house aie u Ferry, Crookston: Gus
Bride, Fort Mcleod; j j Ellis, Sun River;
| r 0 Osgood, Texas; l. M Jensen, Helena;
l. B Meardle, s Newhouse, Butte; b
Gray, Utica; J r Jorvln and wife, Belt.
L. D. Sniffin, general agent Of the New
York Life Insurance Company for Mon
tana, arrived in the city yesterday and re-
turned today to Helena, which is his
headquarters. Mr. Snlt11n reports that
the business of his company is growing
rapidly in Montana
The many friends of Mr.. John Lepley
are pleased to see him back again from
California, where he spent the winter.
He is looking well and says he had
pleasant time on the coast. Mr.. w. d.
Peakes of California accompanied Mr..
Lepley on his return.
The townsfolks have been glad to see
the country delegates of either party who
come here to attend the conventions
They are bright intelligent men, who are
just as apt at parliamentary rules as any
of the city people, who are attending
meetings all the time.
There should be grand turn out this
evening to attend the Arion concert. 1t
will be one Of the greatest treats of the
year. Tickets have been placed at the
popular price of so cents. The gallant
young men of Great Falls sholffd see that
all the young ladies are escorted there.
Profs. W. A. McAndrew and F. W.
Stevens o. Hyde Park, ILL.,, are in the
nit tc nj bn not II
men are doing some descriptive work for
the Manitoba railway company. They
are professors in college at Hyde Park,
and take this means Of pleasantly and
profitably spending their vacation.
A River Press representative happen
ed to be IN Great Fallsyesterday when the
democratic district convention for the
nomination of delegates to the constitu-
tional convention occurred. There was
good representation from outside pre-
cincts. The convention was very har-
monious one. DR.. Ernest Crutcher was
elected chairman and M. Larkin, Kibbey,
secretary. Upon the nomination of Hon.
Paris Gibson, County Attorney Taylor
seconded it with telling speech in which
he highly eulogized the worth and energy
and high character of the nominee. The
nomination of Hon. T. E. Collins was Sc
conded by Attorney J. B. Leslie in the
same glowing and earnest manner. No
other nominations were made and the
gentlemen were elected by acclamation
without dissenting voice. The demo-
Gratis Of Cascade are harmonious and
united and they have put their best men
forward. They are confident they will
win in the coming contest. The River
Press believes there is not the slightest
doubt of the election of Messrs. Collins
and Gibson River Press.