Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-30
SPRAY OF THE FALLS

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| - [From Wednesdays Daily.1
Matt Furnell of Sun River valley is i'll
the city today. ..
J. K. Castner, Mrs. Hackshaw and Mrs
Granville Turner, all of Belt, are in town
Rails are laid on four miles of the
Neihart grade. Mr.. Foley is at the front
again. ~ =.@ ##"--%
| ]. P. Ross has accepted q position with
the Myers Lumber company and will 60
to Wolf creek tomorrow to enter on his
| duties. ..#&".m :# H.. ".@"
| Mr.. A. G. Barnum of Tiger Butte, who
met with serious accident about two
months ago, is now able to be out and
made visit to Great Falls this week
Mr.. Parsons will have about 200 men
at work during the winter. He is max
! ing arrangements for the building OF
houses on the Boston & Montana smeltel
| site. & ".. 5#
A. B. Palmer, representing the r. j.
| Douglass company, boat builders Of
| Waukegan, ILL.,, is in the city and has
been taken under the wing of members
of the Great Falls boat club.
Storekeeper Barton of Sand Cou-
lee favored the TRIBUNE office with a
pleasant call today. He is still favorably
impressed with the country. He says the
mines will be capable of producing 5000
tons of coal daily within two years.
The TRIBUNE is giving much informa
tion these days about the Belt mountains
FOR 9th, 1o+n
investment and are timely because-4the
shrek of the iron horse will soon rever-
berate amid the canyons of the Belt
mountains.
The new chandelier for the NJ. E.
church arrived yesterday and will be
placed in position today. 1t supports
four large lamps and is a fine piece of
workmanship. This will add to the COM
! fort and pleasure of those who attend
this place of worship.
VIII J. Kennedy has returned from a
long tour which embraced New England
and Virginia. He enjoyed the trip great
! ly and returns in good health determined
| to do u large business this winter. He
brought with him large stock of fowl
and other provisions.
1t is reported that Marcus Daily has
sent an agent to England to purchase a
large lot of fine horses which will be
placed on the lands lately bonded at
Three Forks for the smelter site. His
! judgement in taking the refinery to Great
Falls and using the land ut Three Forks
for stock ranch is to be commended.
J. S. Kelley arrived this morning from
Moreland, Gallatin County with eight car
! loads of cattle. These he had sold to
John Giesy of Kibbey. They are stock
cattle and will be turned on the range in
the vicinity of Kibbey. Mr.. Kelley is pre-
pared to furnish cattle in lots of from one
to ten car loads. See his ad. in another
column.
Senator Mcnamara left town for Hell.
ena today. He still suffers from the kick
which he received from the colt, but he
will be able to attend the senate if the
bogus house submits ana ceases to block
the wheels of legislation. Mr.. Mcnamara
is a firm democrat who Will make CON-
mon cause with the others against the
Silver Bow frauds.
M. A. Nottingham of Highwood re-
turned to his home this morning. He Is
one of the 'solid" ranchers Of his section
| and in years past has gone to Benton to
do his trading. He finds superior advant
ages are now offered by the merchants OF
Great Falls and so brings his business
/ here. He expects to market large
amount of produce here next season and
is making arrangements accordingly
Tomorrow will be great day at the
hose house. From 2 to 5 p. M. the fire
brigade will be on hand to welcome ladies
and gentlemen to the grand public re-
ception. There will be something good
! to take. In the evening the gentlemen
and ladies OF Great Falls will assemble
for the grand ball, which will be one OF
the great events of the season. Supper
will be served at the Milwaukee house.
Chief Ringwald and his aids are prepar-
ing busily for the festive occasion.
A few days ago Leonard Lewiston Of
the Boston u Montana company paid
$4,000 for a lot in Butte upon which the
once handsome Bowes building is lying a
mass of ruins, the result of the recent
fire. Following the announcement OF this
sale it was stated large and costly block
wou d adorn the site, and it was learned
from Mr.. Couch yesterday that new
savings bank is to be established there,
under the management of a Michigan
syndicate, which means that it will be
the Boston g. Montana s. Co.'s bank. The
Moulton and Anaconda companies have
hanks in Butte and the Boston u Montana
people propose to keep up with the pro-
cession.- pendent.
IT was dark, weird scene which
!. Jndpe Races court presented last even
Inp when the case of the state against
Leonard Ernst closed. Mr.. Martin had
made his debut as county attorney in a
sIear s forcible argument which embraced
law law and anatomy, Mr.. Brady replied for
the the defense, contending that in the fight
hatween hot Va Ernst and Chas. Davis the for
mer acted solely in self defense He
pointed @ out that his injuries confirmed