Great Falls tribune., 1889-04-10
SPRAY OF THE FALLS


w. E. Perkins of Chinook is at the
Park hotel. -.,@.5- .-@
Len Ernst of Grand Forks arrived in
the city today.
"The Cascade Bank" will soon appear
in letters Of gold. :#.
The frame work Of J.J. Gibbons new
house is nearly complete.
F. D. and G. W. Cooper, the wool
growers, were IN the city yesterday.
N. s. True, prominent stockman of
the Judith basin, is registered at the Park
hotel. -
Barnes g Collett have placed an attrac-
tive new sign over the door Of their new
office.
Myer Harris returned on the afternoon
train from Helena, where he had been on
business.
Ira Myers & Co.'s saw mill started up
in full force yesterday. They employ
about 25 men.
Pete Macdonald has gone out of the
express business and has accepted a posi-
tion with Mr.. Wetzel.
Chas. M. Webster has been enjoying
country life at the ranch of Miner &
Boardman on the Shonkin.
Mr.. Lyall, who has been quite sick for
the past week, is rapidly recovering and
will be at his place of business in few
days.
Mr.. Lyall's Bakery is again open with a
fresh supply Of bread, rolls and pastry of
every description. Will be pleased to see
all his old customers.
Mr.. Richard Evans, who has resided at
Marysville Tor the past two years, has re-
turned to Cascade county and now resides
at his ranch on Sand Conlee.
j. s. Bartholomew Of Grand Forks, D.
T., who is partner in the brick-making
firm Of King 8 Bartholomew of this city,
arrived or. todaY's train. He will remain
several days.
The Manitoba directory will meet in
New York city on the 10Th inst Some
important action affecting the interests of
Great Falls and north central Montana
may be expected.
Capt. Taylor has fine lot Of boats and
he expects to do a good business this
season. A number Of races will be ar
ranged for during fair week this fall and
this can be made quite an attraction.
There should be no tardiness in the
matter Of getting the fair association or
ganized and in working order. An exhi-
bition can be given this fall, hut to do SO
the work OF preparation must begin with
out delay.
John Castner Is building large livery
stable at Belt, and two or three other
houses are in course of construction
there. The building of the branch rail
road to the mountains will make Belt an
important point
Col. l. D. McCutcheon passed through
the city yesterday en- route to New York
city on business connected with the Mon
tana Central. 1t is not political mission
this time. Hershfield has been laid out
and there are no other scalps to be taken
at this time.
Miss Helen Clark entertained large
audience last evening with her admirable
recitations. She displayed dramatic tai
ent Of high order and impaired an ad-
ditional charm to the fine pieces which
she reclted. The singing by Messrs.
Hawkins, Dodson, Wilcox and Curtis was
excellent. Prof. Race scored great sue
cess on the violin. Mrs Tracy played ac-
compartments with grace and precision.
Rumors were current last evening to
the effect that the Northern Pacific had
purchased 100 acres near the city for ter
minal purposes. While we have been un-
able to verify the report, there is doubt
less good ground for it. Two N. P. off1c-
als have been here lately and it is we'll
known fact that that company fully in
tends to extend branch line to this city.
1t is likely they will build from Billings
through the Judith Basin.
Messrs. Clark and Eaton have just re-
turned from Neihart where they have
been investing in mining property. They
have bond on the Monarch and are
about to take the property and close the
deal. They first go to White Sulphur
Springs to look up the title and if every
thing is found to be all right they will
hand over the price agreed upon which
we believe is $4,000 The property is a
good one and with railroad in the
camp and a little more work done on it
the mine would easily sell for 100000,
Messrs. Clark and Eaton have very high
opinion of Neihart and say that it will be a
great camp after awhile.
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