Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-05
From Mondays Daily.
Krambeck is in his new quarters.


ter.
j. G. Wells of Kibhey was in town to-
day.
The funeral of Captain Cadge took
place yesterday.
The wool compress has arrived and will
be at work in few days.
Robert Vaughn has bought go head Of
cattle and has gone to sink u we'll.
We regret to learn that Bert Largent Of
this city is quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Aaberg has made a photograph of
Judge Larkin which does credit to the
artist. o.u. mM
Carpenter Jones, who has lost 400
chickens by fire, will continue in the
business.
G. G. Bynum and Mrs. E. t. Bynum ar
rived from Butte today, en- route to their
ranch near Choteau.
The number of rigs out yesterday was
large. 1t was pleasant day for excur
sions in the vicinity. ".m.
Mr.. Black has the celebrated horse
Duke at his stables. More anon. He has
'V1ei'eu HARNESS. lof lle new HeafSe
Mrs. Lainie Higgs will leave Rough
wood ranch soon to visit New York. Mr..
Higgs, may accompany her as far as Min
neapolis.
Muggley, the jeweler, has his handsome
new cabinet case for silver ware in posi-
tion. 1t adds much to the attractiveness
of his store.
Court ended for the term today. In the
suit of Helena Lumber company VS.. j.
| Clinton the demurrer was overruled. In
Wilson VS.. Reed, Judgment by default for
$4,000.
We understand the Mormon editor
has engaged delightful summer house
in shady place, where he can retire from
the heat of the day, and indulge in mid
day nap.
s. @. Ashby and wife, VIM. Wallace,
Jr., George ri. Hill and Miss Flowerree
of Helena arrived on today's train. They
expect to meet some friends tomorrow
returning from the east
Wernecke's mammoth refrigerator is
one of the greatest institutions in the city.
In it he is able to keep vegetables, butter,
milk, cream, etc, for days as nice and
fresh as when first placed there.
Harry Jones and Joseph Lavoir of
kibbey have purchased new Advance
threshing maching and traction engine,
which will be on hand IN time for the
seasons work. 1t has 36-inch cylinder
and 32inch separator and is one of the
best machines made.
P. J. Garrity of Sand Coulee, came
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nival. He arrived in the city from Sand
Coulee, Montana, Wednesday of last week,
but expects to return in a week. The
girls were glad to see Patsey.-Lasalle,
Illinois,, Democratic Press. m.
Modesty is not one Of the failings of
the esteemed manager of The Ro]fe
Last week he wrote a letter to himself
from Helena which he published and
among other equally startling paragraphs
announced that Judge Rolfe and several
other prominent citizens of Great Falls
are visiting the capital.
The new discoveries made by Dan Car
penter and others on Saw Mill creek, near
Barker, are in Cascade county. A new
district has been organized, called Sum-
nit district, and from present indications
it is likely to prove very rich one.
Judge Larkin and several others have
located claims in the new district and
there was something of IL stampede to
that point last week.
The managers Of the Park theatre evi-
IDENTIFY believe in the coming boom and
| also speedy one by the way they are
booming the amusement loving public.
Tonight marks the first appearance of
| Messrs. Crimmins & Gore, team who
| are spoken of in the highest terms by
both managers and press wherever they
have appeared. Miss Kitty Lo Refine
also makes her appearance this evening.
Mr.. Larry Lund, mystic change artist of
wonderful versatility, making instantane
GUS changes from black to white and as
sisted by Miss Ada Lawrence is also book
ed for an early appearance. The latest
| arrival Mr.. Charles Archer, is a success,
and together with the full company all of
whom are retained, will present variety
| bill such as has never before been wit
messed in Great Falls
Judge Bach and H. W. Child left today
for Helena. The wedding of the Judge
and Miss Kate Child takes place at noon
on Wednesday in st. Peters church. The
| invitations to the church are numerous,
and the reception ut W. G. Child's resi-
dence, No. 305 Ewing street, Helena, will
also be largely attended. Some of the
wedding pres ents, already received, are
very handsome. Miss Florence Child
will probably be the only bridesmaid
The maids of honor will be the little
Misses Lulu Bach, Fanny Child, Beth
Hunt and Dean Child. The best man
will be James B. Wells; the ushers,
Messrs. H. H. Davis, G. g. Griffith, V.
Laubenheimer, R. A. Harlow, Geo. B.
Child and Ben Webster. Harry Fl. Davis
is in charge of the general arrangements
for the wedding. Messrs Griffith, Lau-
benheimer, Cockrill and others will leaye
here tomorrow to attend the wedding.
Brigade Major, the pure celebrated
Clydesdale stallion, arrived at Blacks
City Stables on Saturday evening. Num-
bers have been to see this remarkable
horse, which Major George F. Field will
keep at his ranch for the season. Brigade
Major was led out today before TRIBUNE
reporter who found the stallion all that
has been said of him. "He is" said Mr..
Black, "a model horse; beauty. He is
a good horse all over" In color he is a
dark brown, with star on forehead, stands
164 hands high and in fair flesh will
weigh 1850 pounds. He has clean-cut
head, nicely set on beautifully arched
neck. He is heavily feathered with long,
silky hair and best of feet, making, all in
all, the best type of Clydesdale stallion
that has been brought to this country.
This noble horse was bred by Peter Fer
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