Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-11-09
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,
@[ From Thursdays Daily.

Surveyors are at work across the rive
north of Black Eagle falls. ""..-@'t
Another large force of men arrived th
morning for ths Neihart branch.
Prices current are: hay $40 per ton
oats $1.75 per 100 pounds; bran SLID ant
chop feed $1.GO "#"-
The county commissioners have ap
proved OF the plat of the first addition t.
the town of Cascade.
Joe Lavoire and Delphis Leblanc @!
Ribbey made pleasant call at tile TRlB
uNE office this morning. -..
Rev. Father Lambaere will arrive from
the Catholic cathedral, Helena, on Satur.
day and will ot1lciate ut Minot hall Oh
Sunday morning at 9:3O.
Major Field says that himself and
other ranchmen in Sand Coulee are busy
ut farm work Of one kind or another.
AL Frame has taken contract to build
some small frame houses ut Neihart. He
says that there is considerable activity in
that camp. People are arriving in large
number and business is brisk.
SCo. W. AlNill LIZ VI DllLt, y. .. mar
shall, arrived III the city yesterday and
has been taken in the sights in and about
Great Falls. He is much pleased with
our city and says its resources are won
derful
Albert Strong of Chestnut ey,whose
death was mentioned yesterday IN thest
columns, was killed by the premature
discharge of u blast, some six miles above
Cascade. He was well and favorably
known in that region. -=5~
Charles Wegner who is always ready
for deal, has sold to q. S. Gibson for
$4,000 lot on Fifth avenue and Second
street. Mr.. Wegner says if he could sell
his ranch to advantage he would invest
the proceeds in Great Falls lots.
The death of Ross Alley of Cascade is
deeply regretted by many friends of the
deceased. He came to Montana early in
the sixties and for a long time has been a
resident Of the Chestnut valley. He was
one Of the characters" Of the valley
His relatives live at Ross, West Va, and
are well to do.
Mrs. r. j. Daniels left for Louisville,
KY, today, having been summoned to the
bedside Of her father. Mrs. Daniels
many friends will regret her hasty de-
parture and trust that her presence will
have the effect OF soon restoring her aged
parent to the full enjoyment of good
health.
Charles Bynum the wool grower from
the Muddy, spent last evening in the city.
He informed the TRIBUNE that the state
ment in the Independent to the effect
that Bynum Bros. had sold their sheep
ard ranches is a mistake. The onl,
change made in their business was the
taking in Of II partner, Mr.. l.. D. NIathe-
son Of Helena, who has purchased n one
fourth interest in the business.
The good news Of the democratic vic
torres his caused much enthusiasm among
the Great Falls democrats. The miners
are pleased that WINDOWS treachery on
the silver question has been rebuked.
Much satisfaction is expressed that Vir
ginia has shaken off Malone and that
New York has followed the leadership
of Governor Hill, who is now regarded
as strong candidate for the democratic
nomination at the next presidential cam
paign.
The Irlsh-Americans of Sand Coulee
will commemorate the patriotic devotion
of Allen, Larkin and O'Brien, who died
on the scaffold in defense of Irish rights,
by public address by the eloquent ora
tor, Charles B. Egan, on Friday evening,
the 22d instant James Delaney will
preside. The address will be followed
by Irish songs and music and by gran
ball, The committees are rs follows:
On arrangements, NJ Cryan, ? Ferry, y
Purcell, D Kettles; on music, p Tway, NJ
Murphy, George B Dwyer; reception,
Matt Foley, Dan Kettles. The floor man
ayers will be William Reayerly, ? Tway,
Nj Murphy, E McNally. Irishmen and
friends of Ireland everywhere are invited
to attend the celebration. \
Democrats in town feel red hot ut the
proceedings of the state canyassing board.
They are confident, however, that the
fraud will not triumph. They are conf
dent Tint Governor focle will do his part
in unfolding the rightful legislature and
will not permit the good name OF the
state to be sullied by the fraudulent a cleo
tion of two United States senators. 1hey
express little confidence in the fairness
If the United States senate, In which the