Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-09


palhter, went to tile Piegan agency yes
terday, where he has a contract on the
agency buildings.
Thomas Sheehy, II leading ranch owner
at the Mission, is in town. Mr.. Sheehy,
who is a stalwart democrat, has many
warm friends here,
Frank Warren came in with 12-horse
team this morning. He will load for
Harrison T. Co., Stanford and Dewitt of
Lewistown and start on the return trip
tomorrow.
The town is growing rapidly. Yester-
day 55 men got off the train here and this
morning 81 also stopped. Most of these
men pass out along the line of the Nei-
hart railroad.
1.-THE Chestnut round up having finished
the work of gathering beef cattle on Deep
creek and Sand Coulee, will now move
over on Belt and work back toward Cas-
Rumney appointed Horace Brewster to
command in his place and will 70 home
today.
Great Falls is now entering upon an
era OF advancement. A large ,,,vI> hotel
is one OF the enterprises sooiiin tu"st ssicti
The next year will see this town ;lolhlr
in population.
Mr.. Hank Northr1p and l4,in Boyd,
two of the best boys in the lsrrilcr camp,
are in the city. Mr.. Boyd il huil,tinm Il
large store room in Barker, which he viii
ill with general merchandise before
snow flies.
Mr.. A. Bohn OF the clothing hptls,, of
Gelstllorpr & Bohn went to Helena t.,day
to look Tor efficient help. This popular
tailoring firm now have enough orders on
y u 1noks to keep them at work until
'ialE";iry.
Mr. L. A. Churchill, a brother of d. II.
Churchill of Ulm, came here 10 meet his
wife, who has been making II visit TO
Dubuque, Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs Churchill
will stop at Clm for few days visit and
will come to Great Falls before going
home to Helena.
Mr.. Nels Outright, formerly of Kansas
City, has accepted position with Con
RAIDS wholesale and retail dry goods
house. Mr.. Outright has been manager
of the Roger drug house since his arrival
here, but he has had a long experience in
'tAt<-" Wy S'N'hS lllIV anu tl1t 1lt'Nlllt Will
lind in him Il pleasant and efficient sales-
man.
Mr.. H. Erwin, leader of the celebrated
orchestra, and the most note,. violnist in
Montana, was in town this morning. He
sold his sheep, 3,1G0 in number, through
MIR. West to Mr.. Davenspeck. The band
is now in Sand Coulee, from which place
they will be shipped to Illinois for feed
ars This let's Mr.. Erwin entirely ont of
tile sheep business.
Great Falls welcomes Hon. John Bean
who comes out Il victor from lively CON
test in the Lewis and Clark county cleo
ticn. He has been duly chosen clerk of
the district court and IS to be obeyed and
respected accordingly. He comes to re-
cuperate from the fatigues of the cam
paign among genial friends AM, amid the
delightful scenery of Great Falls.
People are settling bets. Some are
coming out ahead; others have II balance
against them. Bets on Foole saved many
democrats from loss. About &2O,OOO
hands in town. The lucky ones
are said to be NJ Henderson, Mayor Fair
field, l.. Wells, John Germ, Joe Herring,
VIII Hunks, jackson the Orator, L. Fan-
llultIs W. N 1'thI1iI Hlill u. T. NclllnlLI. |
Another important real estate deal is
Hon, Robert $. Ford has
bought John Glass 5Of foot lot for 3D.
600. There is :; small frame store worth
about 800 on part of the lut. The pur-
chase was made through Matt Dunn
This price indicu,es il rapid, genuine in
crease in the value of Central avenue real
estate. MIR. Glass has still at Buena !
Vista II fine ranch and expects the town
will grow out there before long
The new lodge, the National Union,
|as' night hy rlacting the fol
lowing officers: president. b. IL. Powers:
vice president, J, ]. Gibbons; speaker
W. H. Coombe; eX-presidcnt, Hugo |
Matthes; financial secretary, d. l.. Tracy;
recording secretary, f. Y. Hooker; treas
urer, D. L. Tracy; Usher, Geo. D. Gray
John l.. Gelsthorpe;
Trustees, D. l.. Tracy, J. J. Gibbons and
E. H. Hooker. The organization starts
out with 26 members, among whom are
The best men IN town. 1t has made a
good start and has bright prospects.