Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-05
GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE.
%... SATURDAY.. OCTOBER S. 1889.
SEMI-W WEEKLY
ELECTION ECHOES.


the district court, having lost faith in
mankind in general and the republicans
in particular will retire from politics and
retrieve his fortunes in the insurance,
auctioneering and real estate business.
Hon. Wm. Cockrill otherwise Blue
Grass Bill, the most popular man in Cas-
cade county, will for the next three years
sweep the office of clerk of the district
court every morning before o'clock and
during the day he will attend strictly to
the duties pertaining thereto He will
also keep in stock good supply OF the
best Havannas for friend and foe alike.
No braver boy ever bore the brunt of bat
tie. --- -
Honest Blen. Perkins, ex-candidate for
commissioner, will superintend thewater
works of the tow Of Cascade and watch
the interests of his focks and herds that
roam the hills Of the western part OF the
county, while his voice will ever be heard
in. favor of everything that tends to the
good of Cascade county.
Hon. John Germ, alderman, constable
and Justice of peace, the most highly hon
ored man in Great Falls, will hold him
self ready to order city improvements.
arrest the evil doer, deal out justice to the
criminal or conduct first class Shakes
pearan plays at the Park theatre during
the time that he is not engaged in mining,
ro,oh;pr or etool.- -roisipu
Some of the boys have been taking
soup, but VIM. Allin takes his in Rice.
He remembers that Rice has soaked q
year in the soup, however, and during
that time studied ways and means.
DR.. Gordon would rather make sick
man we'll than to sit on dead one and
wonder what killed him.
Horace Mcintyre, the self-made sur
veyor, although in the ditch, says he's not
Kern (careing) anyhow, as there is no
money in the office.
"Old-timers" have lost their grip in
this country, for there are too many
"Newcomers" for ]. $. Day.
The Swan floats gracefully into office.
Our coroner is only a Ladd, yet he
dextrously cut the Gord(Dan knot
Andrew Hay attributes his defeat to thu
large "flock" Of Dickey's supporters
But he found so many friends in th'
western and central part of the count.
that in the future when he leaves hom
his footsteps will be directed toward
Great Falls. He evidently has had bette
success with sheep than he had wit
voters.
Hawkins, Sebastian Samuel, says SUI
cess seems sweet.
Jacob was not afraid to sle-Ben and 6
him 1853 better.
In the campaign it is better to be to
Hastie than to Stanton ceremony.
Clark says handling the money WI
cure lameness. Mack has thrown h
cane away and touches the sidewalk onl
in the high places since the election.
Douglas Martin will now quit sawir
wood at $40 per month and hang out h
shingle as attorney for the county wi
an $1,000 salary and office furnished.
Hon. VIM. J. Clark, ex-candidate t
representative, can be found superlnten
ing his mining interests at Neiha
where he will be pleased to meet
many supporters in the late political CO
test.
Hon. r. S. Ford, who ran evenly wi
his ticket, will bask in the sunny cir
of California during the coming wint
season.
John W. Stanton, ex-candidate for re
resentatiye, will continue to advocate
clients, cause before the court lie sa
he was not elected because he didn't {
enough votes; that he didn't get enon
votes is because SO many spilgrims'' frt
republican states have So recently er
grated into Our midst that they have
had the opportunity to form his acquai
ance.
Daniel, the brick maker, entered
den of boilers, repented, prayed and
received with open arms back into
councils of his party in time to claim
honors for its salvation.
Judge W, Fl. Race, chairman OF