Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-08-17

be long Some republicans appear to be
devoting more time than is needful to the
democratic delegates, Messrs. Gibson
and Collins, who, all that are not
bllndly partisan, admit have done their
whole duty and made creditable records
in convention where the strongest men
Of their own party as well as of the re-
publican were assembled.
[From Fridays Daily]
Sheriff Downing is now on the Pacific
coast on official business.
Chas Wegner, G. w. Green and W. O.
Dexter went to Benton this afternoon.
+. A. Sears, the rustling live stock
agent OF the Manitoba, is in the city
again.
Mr. Walter Murray of the Manitoba, is
on duty again. He has been on the sick
list for the past three weeks.
Delegates Gibson and Collins returned
from Helena today their work in the CON
vetion being practically concluded.
1t is meet that Rolfe should come to
the rescue Of G. G. Ray. There is doubt
less fellow feeling between them
Rev Powers of Minneapolis will hold
services at Arion hall Sunday, August
18th, at II o'clock, and also in the even
ing.
David Roberts and Miss Maggie Wat
son, both Of Belt, were married last even
ing at the Park hotel, Judge J. P. Dyas
officiating.
Service of song, entitled "Heaven" will
be rendered at the Presbyterian church
on Sunday next, the program will be
published tomorrow.
The members of the democratic central
committee, and other democrats, are re-
quested to meet at headquarters, in Arlon
hall, this evening at 8 o'clock.
Edw G. Allen, lately CITY editor of our
esteemed contemporary, The Rolfe, has
severed his connection with that paper
and accepted position on the Manitoba
R. r.
We have received from GREENWOOD,
Bohm u Go. of Helena a valuable map Of
Montana, which gives on its border much
useful statistical information. Send
for a copy.
G. II. Craig, who has been confined to
his bed with typhoid lever for the past
two weeks is out again and will soon be
able to report for business. Mr.. c. is an
expert macbinist. i
w. Fl. Gill of the Manitoba will lay off |
from today's trip and make u visit to
B. F. Catlin's ranch up Sun river. 1t |
happens that Miss Hattie Pancost is now
visiting at Mr.. Catlin's. Savoy?
Notice of dissolution of the firm of
lingel & Giles, proprietors of the Vienna
Bakery, appears in another column. Mr..
Giles has bought out his partner and will
continue business at the old stand.
Mr.. Edward Sanaseck of Mankoto,
Mimi, arrived in town today. He brings
his wife and children and will proceed to
the rich foot-hill lands, take up Il ranch
and get 100 acres Of good land while max
ing home.
Hon. D. B. Garfield, editor and pub
Usher of the American Law Register, was
on the Manitoba train today. He makes
laws for the lawyers and goes to Helena to
try to give some pointers to our constitu-
lion makers.
Walter M. O;Dwyer of the TRIBUNE
took his departure today for Helena,
Butte and other Montana cities, to enjoy
4 vacation of a week or ten days, after
more than two years of continuous and
Faithful work in the sanctum.
There is a report current that among
The changes to take place on the Mon
tana Central will be the promotion of E.
Fl. Becker, chief engineer and slperln-
tendent, to the important post of chief
engineer of the entire Manitoba system.
Messrs. Hamilton and Maloney of Nei-
hart came to the city yesterday and left
today for Helena. Mr.. Hamilton is one
Of the old timers in Neihart and is the
owner of much valuable mining property
in the camp, He is greatly elated over
the railroad news,
There are at present II patients in the
county hospital. In an interview with
some of these sick people we find that
they are very we'll pleased with the treat
nent they receive and praise the mana
ger, L.. A. Mathews, for his Kindness and
attention to them.
Sergeant Smith in charge of recruits
or the oath and a5th, infantry passed
through the city this morning on the way
20 Fort Shaw. There are 10 recruits in
his company. They will proceed to
Cascade and then change for Fort Shaw.
They left Columbus; o., at 1O3O a. m.
Aug. 18th.
A fishing party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawkins, MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Ken
sdy, Reviewers and Mrs. Dodd, returned
asst evening from Belt creek, where they
nave been frustrating for the past week.
On one occasion their team and wagon
vent down an embankment of thirty feet,
nut fortunately no one was hurt and very
title damage done.
nr, Aborn, the man with the hotel, in
rider to evade the Indictment pending
lgainst him in the United States court at
Helena, has held sort of pseudo draw,
ng Of the property and announce No,
',O45 as the winning ticket. The question
low arises, "who holds the ticketso The
World stops on its axis awaiting a reply.
-Missoula Gazette.
John 7. Athey of Sun River Informed
is that hardly less than 5000 head of
heep have been driven by Sun river in
he last three weeks. all en- route to the
lilk river country. Large shipments of
tock--both cattle and sheep-hy vail are
icing made to that regia4i from other
md less favored partlons Of the territory
Agent KELLY says that for some time he
have averaged about o train
lay. At this rate ii will not be long until
he "great reservation, is fully stockea