Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-21
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Fridays Daily.l

The Arion will give grand ball on
Thursday next.
Fresh oysters at the Alhambra restau
rant, First avenue south.
Hon. w. Wallace, Jr, speaks in Cho-
teau on Wednesday next.
Rev. Father Turnell who is we'll known
here has gone to Missoula
Messrs. Carter, Eaton, Quigg and Dun
nell left for Helena today
Harris, the clothier, displays large
and attractive new sign today.
Major Candy was at the depot today on
his way to some military post.
Does everybody know Of the great ~
shoes in lace and congress at the Boston.
Mr.. BBrnaby, of Rhode Island, father
in-law Of Hon. j. II. Conrad Of Billings
is dead.
| Another lot of Eastwood's fine hand
sewed Waukenphast shoes in lace and
congress at the Boston.
| The Rolfe prints as part of Carter's
speech column which he never spoke
nearly Itis just what might be expected.
| Don't bet! No matter how confident
you are. When you bet you make the
person you bet with 4 confirmed party
| man.
The Cataract mill begins today to work
botli night and day in order to meet the
growing demand for its famous Diamond
brand Of flour.
Hon. I. Z. Collins is sick. He has un-
dergone much fatigue lately and feels the
effects. 1t is hoped that he will be quite
we'll in day or two.
A bet Of $1OO which republican offer
ed today on Carter was at once taken up
and the money staked No republican
can bluff the Great Falls democracy.
Francis Cunningham has 15O Merino
bucks, which he brought from Washing
ton county, Penn, at Pence's stables. Any
one desiring good stock. sheep will do
well to cali on him there.
Messrs King and Written, of the water
works brought in as q result of their
hunt Yesterday, two fine antelopes. They
killed these animals out near the lakes
about 12 miles from the city.
The Mormon had an attack On Rev. j
Reid written, but he deemed it prudent
not to print it. He charged Mr.. Reid
with attacking the republican party in
the pulpit. The charge was false.
William Webb fell under the train a
Big Sandy last night and received such
injuries that he died at the Benton hos
! pital today. He was we'll known here
His leg had to be amputated after the
accident.
At the PARK hotel today are H and & j
Farnum, Boston: ] q Frederick, Chicago
L s Hatch and wife, San Francisco; A
Smith, Butte; f ] Savage, j B King, n
) B Dorvis, st. Paul.
Col. Searles is hitting Sanders ant
others some heavy whacks in the Rive
Press. His article on the "big four" wa
reprinted by the Helena Independent
The colonel knows too much for the
Mantle Sanders crowd.
The republican meeting last evening
at the Park hotel was attended by l81
men and so women. The only speakers
were T. H. Carter and Major Eaton. Mr.
. Carter talked on the tariff and Majol
Eaton said few words for Power, which
fell fiat.
The town is full of politicians from the
country. Everyone is In good spirits
Trade is improving. Foley, the contrac
tor, wants all the teams he can get
There is much smelter talk. The Three
Forks boom is burst Such are the topics
of the hour.
Mr.. ]. A. Bruce has received the agenc,
for "Scammel's Treasure House" aid
! will take orders for it. This is valuable
} book and Will be worth far more than the
1cost, which is moderate, to any house
keeper. All dealings with Mr.: Bruce
will be found satisfactory. He lives in
town and merits encouragement.
Services of the First Baptist churci
are to be held at II a. m. every Sunday II
the Minot hall. lover First Natlona
bank. Preaching. by pastor, Rev Jos
Anderson, on Sunday. subject-"Chosel
Builders and their work" Let all th'
membership be present, and also larg'
, number of citizens, to hear something
I appropriate to the commencement OF ou
new church edltlce,
. Mr,J,B. Leslie, democratic candidate
: for Judge of the Eighth judicial alstrlcl
is in this city Mr.. Leslie possessed eill l;
|
mind and is withall very pleasant gen
tleman socially and otherwise. Th'
t Eighth judicial district will honor them !.
v selves by voting for Mr.. Leslie for distrlc
: Judge. Benton River Press
It Taylor the "fish warden" was boastinI u 4
!, in Central avenue that he would Det fo
Il that the whole democratic county tlcke
! would be defeated. "I'll take you up,
1t said a fellow-citizen, who went back t.
e yet yet hia check book. "No checks" caile'
Out Taylor. II won't ask you to take
check Mr Eaton at tha e staRehGaef aa Min Tav M
'e Of Of the the sbO. "What's more" said tn
sr n o1ucky cks den democrat "lll bet you 70 ths b
y you,il ylut,i back out" This was too much 10 10
y Tfayior. He wilted. The crowd raise i Sc
o the laugh on him and he went on a WISE
te man than before. @