Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-11-09
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.


I -" [From Wednesdays Daily.] .sg.
Alderman Germ may reopen the Park
theatre soon. s@.@ ..". @-
Joe Herring went down to Glasgow
this afternoon.
The roof of the new Baptist church Is
almost finished.
More than 80 men came in from the
east this morning.
The Sun River outfit will send their
cattle here for shipment this week.
The city fathers are bewildered by the
number Of franchise applications before
them.
! The Manitoba railroad has carried 96,-
800 mutton sheep to the Chicago market
this fall
Jas. Mari and W. Il. Ellis we're in from
| Nelhart yesterday and report that camp
as booming.
| Vim. Roberts will complete three cot
tages in the south part Of town next week
for Mr.. Wells. 1z..a..
DR.. Fairfield, physician and surgeon fol
the Nelhart railroad, left this morning
tof q "Trip oFtI lHe foau. 49,
Chas. Gallagher will open his saloon to
the public this evening This is one OF
the neatest places on First avenue south.
G. II. Stanton las just returned from n
weeks trip north. While gone he sur
,veyed over 800 acres Of land for Adolf
Nelson, near Portage.
Rev. Father Turnell of Fort Benton
was in town today on his way to Neihart,
where he will hold Catholic service on
Sunday next. the 10th instant.
Hon. Jesse Taylor has gone to Benton
TO superintend the last shipment of cattle
this season from the Teton range. He
will send 1855 head to Chicago this time.
Assessor Hamilton of Choteau is in
town today. He says the Choteau assess
ment would have been larger if all the
cattle had been included, but some steers
had been already assessed elsewhere.
Mr.. Donald Grant informs us there are
now about 1000 men at work on the
grade Of the Neihart branch. 1t is ex-
pected that track laying will begin in
short time. The material is beginning to
arrive.
The River Press complains that the
water supply was inefficient at the fire
which destroyed F.. G. Roosevelt's late
residence on Monday. 1t says the ser
vice has been next to useless.
Contractor Ramsey, who will push the
bridge work on the Neihart branch road,
arrived yesterday afternoon. He brought
large force of carpenters with him and
will proceed at once to the construction
of bridges and trestle work.
Two deaths are reported from Cascade
Ross Alley, an old-timer of the valley,
and known by all the people Of that reg
ion, and a young man named Albert
Strong. Judge Dyas had baskets forward
ed for both on the noon train today.
Q. N. Farnham, Montana Genital
conductor was killed at Clancy, about
Is miles from Helena yesterday. He was
ascending freight car when the train
moved and he fell under the wheels
which crushed him.
Mr.. j. A. Robinson has arrived from
Ipswich, Dakota, and will make Great
Falls his permanent abiding place. He
jewelry and will go into business here.
1lNb iCuSCNi tlli7 Ctst lpoiit w
the Kingsbury block and expects TO open
its doors to the public about the goth
INST.
An arrival from New York while look
ing for room was surprised TO iit one
of the landladles just putting H.. stoves
for the winter. He said: ",lt!sis Is II sur
prise to me. have had stoves up for
two months in New York city and they
have had fire in them most of the time
ever SINCE" This is truly wonderful
| climate. 'c
Our eastern readers can hardly believe
that here men are ont on the streets with
out oyercoats-the all is clear and balmy,
and is much like a morning in May.
| While in Colorado the trains are block
AIDED with three feet Of snow, and In New
York. Chicago and St. Paul the air is cold
and raw and the weather is very disagree
able, Yet such are the facts today.
w j. W. Simpler, the city photographer,
| next door to the Bee Hive, has displayed
unusual energy during the summer ne
has made views along the Missouri from
Great Falls to the Prickly Pear and along
this picturesque canon. the scenic
beauty of his views of the Rainbow falls
and Giant spring have never been excel
/ led. while the pictures themselves are
maryels of perfection in tone and finish
His gallery is replete with every access
ory Of the photographers art and all VINO
patroniZe him will be pleased with his
work. -----
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