Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-11
who herds them at Winnipeg, Man, are
worth $4,000, and have been twelve days
on the road.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Tuesday 9 Daily.]

Senator Armington has returned to
the capital.
Father Damiani was passenger on
the eastern train this afternoon.
Mr.. Levy was the lucky winner of the
music box raffled ut Frank Ervin's.
DR.. Gordon has charge of the county
hospital IN the absence of DR.. Crutcher.
DR.. Crutcher has left for Nashville,
Tenn. He will be away about two weeks.
Mr.. Wells new houses are nearly fin
ished. He has had many applications for
them. ....
D. Fl. Churchill, from Ulm, is busting
about on our streets on important business
today. .u... %rH.t'# .
A scheme is on foot that will give
Great Falls the finest opera house in the
northwest.
Recent Townsite company sales: S. +.
Durham, $500: c. B. Perkins, $500;
Maryann Winker, $1,000. 49,.
Wm. Ulm is in the city today He will
build fine block on his First avenue
south property in the spring.
Dan Dutro Of Benton is in the city. He
expects to leave soon for Neihart to look
after his mining interests on Snow creek.
]. 0. Gregg of North Great Falls came
in from the east yesterday. He is as en-
thusiastic as ever over the brilliant pros
poets of our city.
Rev. Mr.. Mills, presiding elder, preach
"a Al pHayr rht IN, n,,
attentive audience. He went down 10
Benton yesterday afternoon. .
Miss Bessie Ford and Mrs Swerdfeger
and family are in from Belt doing some
shopping. Miss Ford has been visitin
Mrs. Swerdfeger for the past week.
Robt. Bates and wife, from Otter creek,
who were in the city selecting Christmas
goods, started home today with large
load Of furniture and holiday supplies.
Mr.. Price of Jurgens & Price, Helena,
Is in the city attending to the case OF
Thos. L. Gorham against that tirm,which
is being heard by f. G. Heidi, as referee
Mrs. w. T. Ford and two children
from Calgary, who have been visiting
Mrs. NJ. Furnell at Sun River, went
down to Benton today where she will
visit relatives. - 7
A cotton sack containing papers addres-
sed to f. Felix Semms was found on the
road short distance out of Great Fails
and was left at the Tribune office. The
owner may have the same by calling fol
them. ". ""
Commissioner Charles Wegner has the
foundation laid at corner of Fifth avenue
South and Fourth street for Il neat resi-
dence which he will build during the
winter. The house will be two stories
| contain eight rooms and be fitted with al
| the modern conveniences.
viii Seifred is in the city from Snow
creek, in the Neihart district, and report:
great activity in that camp. Men are a
| work on their claims in every direction
| and several new and important strike:
have been made. Mr.. Seifrea thinks i
is the best camp in the mountains.
The many friends of Mr.. ] ohm H.Greer
will regret to learn that he was taher
sick yesterday with what is supposed tt
be an attack Of typhoid fever We sin
cerely trust that the disease may be stay
ed and that he may soon recover. Hi
son Charles is barely able to sit up afte
weeks of prostration " the same disease
River Press.
Rev. W. B. Coombe, pastor of tn
Methodist Episcopal church, has received
a letter from Mayor Newhall of Lynn, il
which he says: "My Dear Sir: | am il
receipt of the kind donation, amountin!
to $14.25, collected at Union Thanksglv
ing service of the Presbyterian, Methods
Episcopal and Baptist churches of you
place. Please accept my thanks and con
vey the same to your congregation TO
your and their gift, with assurance tha
the same will be put to good USE"
Charles K. Cunningham, who has &C
into trouble at Boulder, came to this tow
from Fort Shaw and was for time opel
ator for the Rocky Mountain Telegrap
company. He started here a laundr
which failed and then became CLERK
The newspaper reports say that he wa
agent for both the Montana Central raj
road and the American Express compan
at Elk Park. He was brought to Boulde
on warrant issued at the instance OF
D. McCutcheon, attorney for the railroad
, charging him with embezzllng $3.50 c
the company's funds. Cunningham
known to be short 5000 in his account
for the two companies and his books al
now being overhauled to ascertain th
exact amount. Cunningham was electe
Justice of the peace at the late election
and also served as postmaster at the Parl
) Frequent visits to Butte and dissipatio
are the alleged causes of his downfall
His wife acted us day operator at the ST
tion and is said to have known nothin
of her husbands defalcation until the a
E rest was made. Several occurrences lat
ly gave rise to the suspicion at headqua
.ers that all was not right at Elk Par
: and OH Saturday evening Mr.. Crane
! representing the railway company, al
, Mr.. Adams of the American Expire
company went to check up the static
: It was discovered at glance that the
was deficiency, and when the shorta!
was found so great it was determined
arrest Cunning CHAM. The companies vi
n lose nothing, as Cunningham was bond
| ~, ~, A or,pap SuratV rOmnanV.