Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-16
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Fridays Daily.l

From Fridays Daily.l
There ia statehood in the air.
Miss Jennie Jennings has returned
from Cascade.
Special Agent Gum left for Helena to-
day.
Mrs. 3. G. Maclay is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. Conrad, in Benton.
Sergeant Major Kennedy and Miss
Tully were married in Benton on Thurs
day.
J. D. Mendenhall, general agent of the
Wisconsin Central, at Duluth, arrived in
Helena yesterday on business for his
road.
The knights Of Pythias are preparing
actively for the celebration on Tuesday
which will be the 25th anniversary Of the
order.
John Sinclair has made a timber wolf
look 50 life-like that some cowboy is like
ly any day to shoot it and clam the
bounty.
/. D. Mendenhall of the Wisconsin
Central was recently in Helena and is
probably on his way here, where he keeps
. sharp lookout for freight.
| Samuel Word tbe Union pao;fo a.
tornavf has formed iaw nartnar.h;,,
with II. s. Distr,ct Attorney + p sr 9.p
al Dillon Thav have oi1,oas =; - e'i, ~
| Thompson block, on Main street.-Helena
Feb. "A.
| A.. J. Lowe, of the firm of Miller &
Lown, has this day sold out his interests
sain business wh;la NJ Ion,a a', m;i1 III, ;ne
h;s attantien ~ m hs , Lowe eo WI give
racan+lutaLen ~ ."Nn "n1'ii ~ mas
Opinion appears to be divided in town
regarding the new registration bill. Some
democrats are strongly in favor Of it
whlle others are dlstrustful. Republicans
are disposed to favor it because 1t is
ill., saf e ora s naadad me a consluer
the "irregulari,iesn Al tha last al 1n; ~
when men voted Who vara an; SI e. nn4
in the territory fonr months n''S NV
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Hon. W. II. Clark, one Of the most ex-
tensive horse ranshers If Montana, is in
the city en- route to Chicago with three
car loads Of high grade Montana-bred
horses, which will be marketed ut that
place. The gentleman expressed great
surprise at the frigidity Of the weather
here. Farmers are blowing and sowing
wheat and oats about Great Falls and the
s 1 psn Ig P;nnnar p 20 swell on the trees
= - : .1 : -e's'
Again we ask our esteemed contempt
rary, the Great Falls TRIBUNE, who will
pay Chateau county attorneys fees in its
suit with CASCADE county? Is ANYBODY
s'setting miup" in Great Falls lust now
River Press. Why this ghoulish glee n
Cascade county will pay that fee as the
court so ordered, but when we call for
full receipt we mean that it shall include
all claims for interest which the court
says Cascade county need not paw. That
interest is double the attorneys fee, Our
contemporary may''set EN- up" If he likes.
Well take sugar in our'n.
,attiamagt as haa oou .a - noW N ana
country around Great Falls. 46 land en-.
tries were made in January. Up 10
Tuesday last 81 entries had been made
this month. These figures show 81 land
entries from January / to February Is.
All Of these entries were homestead. pre-
emption or timber culture. None Of
them were under the desert land act
which Is not ic favor here because the
land is not desert and persons who file
under it come to grief. The 81 land en-
tries represent an area Of 1920 acres,
~ p shalhv oonoro,
Montana naptr sIn ra,1u manager q lne
# tho Montana sustan, ~, "aica y PET at
pani Minn ~ RITZ ~ TT e. f = y ron ~ ~.
far tRa n,,rnose # look;ng IN = - enecay
mental traffic, His line cennects m;th ~
Union Pacific ~ Rntta fnrm;n@ " 49, .ne
Ina hatwaan s. PAU ana sans F. .aauagn
which il ss5 niles shorter than ~ a Masth
ern Pacific route Hi Inc l. IA o ,rst,
75-nonnd steel rails oak ties md l1 Nv ~ tnn
nelinp thronrh tha monnta;n " ~ y o 49,
nahy has ! water laval hetwaan 81 paul paul
And Helana II rms first.clasa - Jin; ~,
and Steering cars on III line in 9 M shai,
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