Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-01-26
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
[Fro1n Fridays Daily.l

today is as fine as summer.
Prof. B. W. Anderson will leave soon
for Washington on government business.
"Great Calls" is how the River Press
spells our name. Did you mean 1t,
Col? ..e ,.5
Judge Dyas' court records are models
of neatness and good order. So is his
court room.
Mrs. DR.. Crutcher and children return
ed from St. Louis today, where they have
been on visit.
Dan Samples gave party in compli=
ment to Frank Coombs and wife when
they we're in Benton.
Letters have been received from DR..
Judson G. Brown. The people are be-
coming tired of Brown.
j. E. Kenkle leaves today for Chicago,
Boston and New York city, on business
and pleasure trip. Mr. Kenkel is not sup
posed to return alone.
The genial face of A. f. schmitz is
once more seen among us. Mr.. Schmitz
has been down to Kansas City and Fort
Leavenworth on six weeks trip, and
returned today.
Mr.. Rubottom leaves today for Kansas
City and indianapolis, to visit his old
home. He will be away two months.
During his absence E. Wright will attend
to his business.
@. II. WEIGH Of Columbus, Ohio, arrlv-
ed from the east today to examine the
steam drills at Sand Coulee, which, for
some reason, are not working satisfactOr-
lily. He left for Sand Coulee today.
J. H. Brown, who was passing through
the city on his way to California, became
so impressed with the climate of this
part of Montana that he has concluded to
spend the winter here, instead Of going
to the Golden state.
Mr.. Siefred of Belt creek, is in town.
He says that the miners in the Snow
creek district are hard at work and are
we'll pleased with the outlook. The
mines there produce gold, silver and
lead. Some Of the ore has assayed 10
per cent III lead, 521 ounces of silver and
20 ounces Of gold to the ton.
Mr.. Vaughn is amused at the misre
ports about the sale of his property. 1t is
we'll known that the Sun river ranch has
about 10 miles of ditching, which forms
perfect system of IRRIGATION in case
such is needed in dry years. Mr..
Vaughn likewise says that Deep creek
runs through the other ranch. In this
part OF the country, the lower part OF
smith river mas always gone by the name
of Deep creek. Such misreports do not
take from the importance Of the sale.
The good location Of the ranches and the
high value of the stock and horses are
we'll known mere.
Mr. Mrs. Nathan are now in New
York. and viii be away about month,
MI, Nathan intends to buy a large, vari-
ed stock for the summer trade. Since
he opened his new store his business has
| Increased considerably, He has an able
popular representative in Mr., Kaufman,
who is uniting in pleasing customers
whether they purchase on large or
small scale. Duupg the coming season
Mr.. Nathan will ada the SECOND floor to
his business establishment in order to
| accommodate his growing trade. This
| viii be the first clothing store in Great
Falls to occupy two floors. Mr.. Nathan
/ is resolved to keep a good assortment of
fine Foods as we'll as those for general
use, Hepceforth no one need 30 to
| Chicago for superior clothing, shirts, ties
or gloves.
What might have been very serious
accident occurred on the eand Coulee
branch OF the Montana central railway
on "Wednesday afternoon. A train OF
INNING At the rata ri about IL miles an
honr nand nj a sharn nmrya two miles and
a half this side # Sand i|onIee tha nails
ware anraad ar hv the soft weather that
H. az ~ srira ,y.e d;tohad and throa cars
c con demolished. HanniIy no one
was tin1nrsd aithnngh The fireman n had a
vsrv narrow ascane When ne engina
i INN the track the naxt car strnok The
tondor daa oct;nr Il ~ TIC ~. ~ tho fni.
LIVING car struck the corner az the first
ono and flaw to tha left If the anp1ne.
hi, wy. ~ - |.b;rd nor n,lad m IN fbam
WI, mn,.e ~, W. aortu A p ~ =, tha enaina Tie
s Suen wac sean Nv a sfe avas.itness tn
ha a o atand; " nndar 10 falling car and IN
oe niosad h;s evas asn ya. n
s npS. ,na,n o - 500 h;s man glad 70.
nvdY Int IL, w n nh he nnened Them the
stnkar, wa was - some 80 fae2 away safe and
sound He How ha cot there Ia saws he
.snas not ~ lnoW Had the train heen
rnp T a. q h;gh rate Of sneed nothing
i could Have " aauai the lives II those on the
anaina the tracE has hean panaired and
outside az the damaoa t. IT. cars M
other loss was smstainefl The road he'd
at this nart;c,. ,ar noint has haan mt in
such 4 condition that y ike accident il
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