Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-11-13
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from Mondays Daily.7
Rev. j. Anderson is now u resident OF
Great Falls.
H. L. Fisher, one of the most promi
nent Wolf creek stock men, is in the
city. m--
The frame work for the addition to the ,
Cascade hotel is up and carpenters are !
still pushing the work.
Rev. Father Lambaere announced yes
terday that a Catholic mission will be I
held here early next month.
Although the earth is shrouded in
white, yet it is mild and pleasant and the /
snow will be all gone before night.
Joe Conrad keeps pace with the APP
proach of winter and announces today
IN abundance Of novelties in wearing APP
parel. IN "-..S%@
Miss Lizzie Martin, a sister of Mrs.
Frank Coombs arrived this morning
from Darlington, Pa. She may remain
for the winter. --.-. !
From the numbers that arrive in Great
Falls from the east every day it seems
that the gates are opened wide and mary
Of the enterprising people are tiocking 10
this country Of great promise.
Mr. and Mrs. Gehring recently enter
tanned large party OF friends to cele-
brate the good health which Mrs. Gehr- !
ing has at length attained. The company
enjoyed greatly the good fare which was
provided. .-.-:5~.--
R. 3. Wands, the genial proprietor Of
the Minneapolis houte is giving his hos
telry q thorough overhauling, cleaning
and paperlng every room. This hotel is
accommodating large number of guests,
but there is room for more.
Tue county offices are changing hands.
Douglas Martin has entered on the duties
Of county attorney. Sheriff Downing is
preparing to hand the reins Of power to
Sheriff Hamilton. w. M. Cockrill sue
ceeds himself as clerk OF the district
court. The county clerkship is still un-
settled.
Judge Bach arrived from Helena to-
day to turn over to his successor, Judge
Benton, the keys and other property of
the district, in his possession. Judge
Bach will enter the practice Of law at
Helena and will doubtless be found often
in this circuit practicing his profession.
Miss Rnth Peck, the estinlable daugh
ter Of =. W. Peck of Paradise basin, Ju-
Erastus Peck. Miss Peck is noted
through all the judith region for her
many accomplishments and while here
has won the esteem and admiration Of
many gentlemen. Miss Peck will return
to her home this week.
Geo. Falligan, one OF the "sOlidest''
stock men and ranchers on Wolf creek
arrived in town Saturday accompanied
by his little son, and his mother i1-law,
Mrs. BuzZard. Mrs. B. has been making
an extended visit with Mr.. Falligan and
while there proved up on 100 acres Of
with painful accident some time ago,
! having his hand crushed in d hay stack:
ing derrick, and he is now sending him
to Butte for medical treatment
People were agreeably surprised yes
! terday when they looked out to find the
ground covered with snow. The mildness
OF the temperature reconciled them tc
this lndisputable sign Of winter. Stock
y owners are pleased with the snow fall be
cause it ensures more water in the creeks
and moisture in the grass. Ranchmer
have been looking for snow in order tina,
: it may soften the ground for plowlng
= Everyone welcomes the beautiful snow
because it will increase the volume Of
! water in the rivers and purify the air.
b The service OF song-Waldensian Exile
i was undoubtedly the finest programm,
l. Of the kind that has ever been given ii
Great Falls. The opening anthem, "Pre
pare to Meet Thy God" was a suitabl,
= introduction to the interesting story o
u thesa wandarars This story was Give,
y ! in eloquent words by Rev. Mr.. Coomb'
= and harmonious melody by the choir
: The singers for the evening were Mrs
, Clark, Mrs. sorrick, Misses Trigg ant
y Gremm, and Messrs. Hawkins, Dodson
o omnba a ahv pasa a While NH Mn
/ !. The thanks Of the church and choir Ut
u due those who SO ably assisted in the Sc,
y vice. The church has several othe
equally as good song services, which vii
ii be given at intervals this winter.