Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-15
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
[From Wednesdays Dally.]

| ~ ~ Ase'ASuCl1 Allll IilSUOI1. j H.. o.
Choteau are in the city.
Or. Gelsthorpe came up from Sane
Coulee today on business.
+, A. Sears, the active cattle agent o1
the Manitoba line, is in town.
D. A. Cory of Bach, Cory s. CO, came
down from Helena yesterday.
Attention is called to Joe Conrad's new
announcement in this issue of the I'RIB.
UNE.
w. H. Searles of Minneapolis is here
in the interest of the $500" line is in
town. .#-%.
Under sheriff M. ]. Healy of Choteau
county came In from Dupuyer, en- route
to Benton.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press of Sunday
contained q long descriptive article about
Great Falls.
Andy Crogan has been sentanced to Is
days in jail by Judge Race for breaking
windows with a "hipper." .
Local sportsmen are taking much in
terest in the coming wrestling match be-
tween Prof. Willie and Pickett's unknown.
Mr.. Frank Miller of Crestline, Ohio,
came in on the evening train from Helena,
and is the guest of his cousin F. P.
Atkinson.
Married, at the Kicker block, on the
18th inst, by W. N. Van Orsdel, Mr.,
Herman Kicker and Miss Matte Down
ing, all of this city. =.......
Wernecke's milk team ran away last
evening. The horses took different
routes after breaking loose from the wag-
on. Both were caught.
Mr.. G. II. Campbell who has been out
through the country several days taking
a look at the sheep ranches and ranges,
returned to the city last evening.
In addition to the other wool merchants
here Great Falls had the pleasure today
to see arrive s. Wilkinson of G. S. Moses
& Co., California, who IS widely known
as buyer in north Montana for several
years. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lainie Higgs left for the
east today. Many friends were at the
depot to see them off. Mrs, Higgs will
spend some weeks IN the Thousand is
lands. Mr.. Higgs will accompany her to
Chicago and then return here.
have just received from New York
large line of sun umbrellas and parasols.
The line contains all the latest and most
unique designs and owning to the lateness
If the season have marked them very
ow.-Joe Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Flowerree arrived
lere today, Mrs, FloWerree proceeded !
o Helena but Mr.. Flowerree will remain
lere until Saturday, when he expects
1000 to 5000 cattle. He will begin today
he construction of chute whereby the
'attle may be branded easily.
Robt Vaughn says he has never during
residence of 20 years here seen the Sun
iyer as low as it is at present at this sea-
on of the year. The stage OF water is
bout as low as it gets in the fall and
here is not much prospect now of a rise,
8 there is but little snow left in the
Mountains. So favorable season for the
'uilding of the great dam at the Black
eagle falls will probably not occur again
n a century. It looks as If Nature, as
veil as other fortuitous circumstances,
avored the beginning of this grand en-
erprise this year. ...T-
The "bould soger boys" or rather those
Who are to be such mustered in the coun-
il chamber last evening to organize a
ompany of the National Guard. It
eemed like war times, there was so much
ak of equipments, companies and regi-
1ents. Mr.. Stanton presided and Mr..
yronkite was secretary. Mr.. Stanton said
hat as might be seen by Adjutant Gener-
| Turner's letter, the new company must
9 infantry. Only II days remained to
rganize this company in order to quality
for a share in the appropriation Of $3s,-
90 which MI. Toole had secured for the
Iontana militia. On motion, the chair
ian appointed a recruiting committee
omposed of Messrs. Jensen, Rubottom,
.inscott, Cronkite and Dickerman. At
le call for volunteers there was prompt 6
espOnse. About 18 names were record !
and it is expected that the requisite ~
ill soon be secured.