Great Falls tribune., 1889-04-13
TFr0m THURSDAYS Daily.1

L. W. Fauquier has gone to Glasgow on
business trip.
Sheriff Downing returned from Helena
this afternoon.
Mr.. Armngton drove handsome team
into town today. m..
Pianos for rent at Jackson's music
store, Helena, Montana.
Jere Quesnelle's new house on First
avenue South looks we'll. ".". & &~.
New settlers are breaking 150 acres of
land between Box Elder and Belt
Wanted-A girl to do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. Phil Gibson.
Theodore Gibson will represent Denny,
Rice Il Co., Boston, again this year.
James Howard set out for Choteau to-
day with a heavy load Of merchandise.
Mr.. Beachley has raised his store and
and will soon have a sidewalk in front
Of it.
Mr.. and Mrs Larkin and Miss Maggie
O'Riley from Oakland, California, have
taken up their home among us.
The city is now pretty well provided
with sidewalks. The most noticeable are
those which end at Fourth street.
About 80 emigrants from all parts Of
the United States came in on the noon
train and will make Great Falls their
home.
Miss Bessie Ford, superintendent of
schools of Cascade county, came in on
the evening train and is registered at the
Park hotel.
| There were three runaways today but
no one was hurt. The rigs were the
American express, Green & Taylor's and
Charley Coles.
The trial of j. w. Mcknight for allow
ing gambling at Fort Shaw has been post
poned until the 22d inst. He gave $1,000
bail to Judge Dyas.
Taylor u Williams, who are about to
start a horse herd, will be ready to receive
stock in their corral, opposite the Eclipse
Stables, on Monday, April 10Th.
A prairie fire started on upper Sand
Coulee recently that came near burning
out Tom Carter and also Clark's sheep
sheds. 1t seems to have been the result
of carelessness.
Mr.. Paul of the Eclipse stables has a
Holstein calf for which he was offered
$25 when it was less than day old
About fifty cattlemen have been to see
this black and white beauty.
A large number of and-seekers and
immigrants arrived on today's train. The,
are an intelligent and apparently well Ito
do lot of men, just the class of settlers q
new country like this needs.
Mr.. Peterson brought in some ore from
the "Charlotte" of Barker, new discov
cry, owned by A. F. Schmitz, Thurstor
and Peterson. The ore is of high grade
and the mine very promising one.
Sol Genzberger has sold out his interes
IN the firm Of Cans & Klein at Bentor
and will hereafter reside at Helena,whe
he is interested in the Bee Hive store
Cans & Klein announce that they will
close their business at Benton and art
selling out at cost.
Mr.. A. B. Keith, who has been connect
ed with the Des Moines Leader for som,
time, and who is also publisher of tn,
Dennison Qowa) Bulletin, arrived in tn,
city yesterday. Mr.. Keith intends tt
Spenu month or TWO IN Montana ant
possibly may become citizen of thi
great state.
, The marriage of Miss Mamie G. Pin
ney and Mr.. H. Fl. Reed took place at th,
residence OF the BRIDES brother, E. A. Pin
ney on Fourth avenue North, this morn
ing. The ceremony was performed b,
Rev. John Reid. The bride was attiret
, in white silk. Only few intimat
friends were present. Mr.. Pinney wa
best man and Miss Walton of Helen
bridesmaid. They left by the noon trail
for Helena, where Mr. Reed has nev
| home all ready. Mr. Reed is connected
with Bradstreet's agency at Helena.
When person tells you they never ha'
such cold in their life take their wor,
for it and adyise them to use Chamber
lain's cough remedy and cure it. Fo