Great Falls tribune., 1889-03-13
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.


Rev. ]. A. Barber and Mr.. McCaughey |
are in town.
The Burial Club have lately had their
photographs taken. .v.
Mr., Schmidtz is building a brick addi-
ton to his popular saloon.
NJ. E. Sunday school, 2:3O p. M; Young
peoples meeting, 1880 p IN.
There has been 10000 acres of land
taken up in Cascade county since Janu-
ary 1st.
w. 0. Dexter is now running a ferry
across the Missouri above the mouth OF
Sun river.
Rev. Mr.. Cloves will officiate at the
Protestant Episcopal church tomorrow at
II Il. m.
Today Green Il Taylor's team cantered
from the depot to the stable on their own
account. No one hurt.
Six gentlemen from Minnesota arrived
yesterday and are looking up land. They
represent colony of sixteen families.
The county commissioners adjourned
last night. They did everything well,
except an alleged printing contract.
which they gave to Rofe without asking
for bids.
Laine Higgs, who was expected here
this week, was taken sick and delayed.
He will be here next week with his lam
lily and will push the arrangements for
the meat packing establishment.
Will the River Press tell an anxious
public what authority it has for saying
that "the question of the permanent loca-
tion of the capital of Montana will be de-
cided at one Of the elections to be held
this year, Will it also explain Article
$ of the constitution Of 1884.
This office is under obligation to S. S.
Hawkins of Great Falls, Montana, for
annual number of the Great Falls TR1B-
UNE, paper-book Of SO pages, we'll illus
trated with cuts. It is in every way
worthy of progressive town, a bright
newspaper and its enterprising citizens
Anoka MINI. Union.
Mr.. Nathan has returned from New
York with the greatest and most varied
stock of clothing ever seen in Great Falls.
The basement is filled with it from floor
to ceiling and the store itself is occupied
to its full capacity. More goods are on
the way. This stock is all new and was
bought in large quantity in order to get
the lowest prices. Mr.. Nathan says he
will sell at wholesale prices in order to
convince people that they can buy here
cheaper than in Helena or even St. Paul
In mems collars, ties. shirts and under
wear, Mr.. Nathan has an endless variety
including the very latest styles, as well as
those substantial goods for people who
don't care about style.
Goodyear, Cook g. Dillon's refined min
strels, who have "billed" the town ant
will be here Friday next, are scoring
great success in Helena, where they arr
playing three-nights' engagement and
matinee. This company of % people i
very strong and includes some we'll know
minstrels. Chas. W. Goodyear, formerl
of Barlow s. Wilson, Geo. H. Edward:
late of Haverly's, Ellsworth Cook, wor
derful male soprano, Dillon Bros, au
thors and commedians, Welby and Pena
specially artists, the Leech Brothers, ban
jolsts and dancers Ben Morvate, chan
pion club swinger of the world, the thre
Nichols Brothers, Thomas, John an
Clarence, acrobatic marvels, a septette {
singers, and an orchestra Of eight pieces
and new afterpiece, by Goodyear, ent
tied "Somnambulistic Reveries," which
very funny. The troop will parade tn
streets after her arrival, headed by the
magnificent band.