Great Falls tribune., 1889-03-27
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,
From Tuesday s Daily.]

Mrs. w. II. Black and child arrived to-
day from Benton, and will now reside
permanently here.
The town misses sheriff Downing and
city marshal Sweeney who have made a
trip to the country.
A. F. Kellison from Charlottesville, Ind,
came in on the yesterdays train, and will
locate here permanently.
All interested in the choral society will
meet tomorrow "wednesday evening at
the Arion hall at p. m.
Joseph W. DeCamp, Of the real estate
firm Of Wilcox & DeCamp, arrived from
Helena yesterday and returned today.
Sheriff Frank O'Neal of Benton arrived
in the city on the noon train and will re-
vel in the pleasures of city life for day or
two.
The Germ & Davenport band was out
last evening to serenade Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Ringwald, who are at present stopping
at the Park hotel
J. H. Mcknight & Co., dealers in agri-
cultural implements, have a new and en-
larged ad. today. 1t is Of special interest
to the farmer and stockman.
Any one knowing the whereabouts of
one BENZ. s. Ellwanger will do his rela-
tives favor by writing to Mrs. Alfred
Sleighter, Crary, Ramsey county, D. 7.
The Inauguration tea party to be given
by the ladies society of the NJ: q. church
was yesterday morning decided to take
place on Wednesday, April Sd, instead Of
Friday of this week.
Messrs. Mentz, Moore, Semons, Wilson
and Hart, who came with Mr. Winters
from Halligan, Mich, paid the Townsite
office a visit and conferred with Mr.. Glib
son. They are all business men of ability
and energy. .=.
Robert Weir, formerly one of the trust
ed employees of the Montana Smelling
company, has decided to locate in the
city, and today purchased through Hanks
u Atkinson some very desirable property
in Highland Park.
In the room next door to Phil Gerlach's
old stand Mr.. Copelln has opened a gen
eral store we'll stocked with mems fur
A. Goettell has 0rened tailor's shop in
the same building and makes good dis
play.
The TRIBUNE hea q peasant call today
from Hon. Eichala "A. HarioW OF Helena,
one Of the lending young attorneys of
.,-ay city. Mr.. Harlow's name was at one
time prominently mentioned in connec-
ton with the chief justiceship of Mon
tana. @
The 10 anniversary of the I. 0. 0. F will
be celebrated by a grand ball on April
Goth. The odd-fellows of Great Falls in
tend to make this ball we'll worthy of the
festive Easter season and of the flourish
ing lodge which has been established
here.
Messrs. Allen and McCauley who are
among the new settlers near Box Elder
are pleased with the location and are
sinking we'll for the use Of their ranch
es. They are both intelligent, energetic
Ohioans and are the right men to build
up northern Montana and make this q
great state.
The Rainbow club, for such is the per-
and adopted bylaws. The club rooms
will be in the Phelps block on Central
avenue. Mr.. Phelps has promised to re-
model the building for the purpose. The
location is central and the elevation con-
venient. President Atkinson presided at
the meeting.
Contractor Dan Mckay is busy build
ing new store for Jerry Quesnelle at
the corner of Third street and First ave-
nue. South. 1t will be 5Ox25 feet and
have two stories with a deep basement.
The building will be Of brick with white
| that the stone is the finest in Montana. 1t
/ RI
can be had in 10 and 10 foot lengths If
needed.
Capt. John r. Smith AID Mrs. Harold
of Glasgow were married at Fort Benton
this morning and arrived on today's train.
Tomorrow they will proceed to Deer
Lodge, which will be the end Of the we'd
ding trip. Capt. Smith is superintendent
of Con Kohr's large cattle interests IN the
Little Rocky region, with headquarters at
Glasgow. He has the reputation of being
one of the best cowmen in the northwest
and has host of friends throughout this
section, with whom the TRIBUNE joins in
offering congratulations and we'll wishes.
Mr.. Renner, who has just formed a
partnership with Phil Gibson, has made
a very large investment here, having pur-
chased half interest in all the property
owned by Mr.. Gibson with the exception
of the latter's home. This includes much
very valuable city property and some out
side tracts of land. Mr. Renner is con-
vinced there isa grand future before
Great Falls, and he backs up his faith
with his thousands. The Tribune cordi-
ally welcomes Mr.. Renner to citizenship
in the Cataract city.
The citizens are preparing for the
charter election which will take place IL
days hence. Chairman Hunt has called
a meeting of the citizens committee for
tomorrow. The FIVE members, Messrs. !. p.
Collins, Hunt, PEPPER, WegRer and Dick
inson, will meet in the council chamber
at p. m. and prepare call for citizens
convention like the last one. At the com
ing election the people are to elect may
or, city attorney and police magistrate, as
we'll as two aldermen for each ward-one
to serve year, the other two years. Can
1 didates ought to be heard of soon.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by indi.
gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's vitaliz-