Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-02

democratic ticket for treasurer of ChO
teau county returned home today afte]
q successful trip to the western part O.
Choteau county
Thomas Eglington is making stead,
progress with his new railroad hotel or
the other side of the river He SAYS the
prices will be reasonable and the accom-.
mediation good. He continues to cond,1c,
MS present hotel with success, providing
a first-class table and good beds.
Chas. 3. johnson came in this morning
from kibbey. lie reports having made Il
ficli strike OF galena ore near the head of
ilooVer creek. Some samples which he
| brought in shows very rich quality of
ore. Other rich strikes are reported and
this may turn out to he one of the richest
districts in the Belt mountains.
W. u. Kern in his fit Of wrath at the
plain statement of facts reminds one of
the insane buzzing of mighty horsehy
against window pane. He knows the
article published in the TRIBUNE is true.
The TRIBUNE gave him yesterday another
opinion and Can furnish other equally
as good testimonials. Republicans can
eat crow; in this case they won't. They
will vote for McIntire.
The dance given at G. w. Goodman's, on
Belt creek last night, was q success in every
particular. There was large number
present and everything passed off pleas
antly. At 12 o'clock an elegant sum, r
was served after which dancing was con
tinued until ia. m. Quite number
We're present from Great Falls and lower
Belt Several candidates contributed to
make the time pass more pleasantly.
IN town anu country the people are all
for ". NJ. Cockril and his election is 4
certainty. The best friends Of the So
called independent candidate, that they
cannot support him because he was fairly
beaten IN the convention and runs simply
from spite. Last year Dyas was
nominated by one vote which lie cast
himself, yet Stanton did not bolt. AS for
Race he is unpopular with most repubii-
cans. He is disqualified by aye and
training for the duties of this office. MIR.
Cockrill is the choice Of business men for
this non-politica office, because he has
conducted its duties with success. He
held like office before and won public
approval.
TFrom Mondays Daily.1
Roy Medley proves up on his ranch to
day.
H. 1. Decombes returned to Cora this
morning. @".m
Mr.. Hall, one Of the solid ranchmen
near Kibbey, brought in load of grain
this morning.
Rev. Boe, after preaching at Sand
Conlee yesterday, returned to Helena
this morning.
E. r. Stone, Il brotber-in-law of our
townsman, j.. M. Gaunt, is visiting here
from Missouri. He expects to locate with
us. . ."..& Im 0" W#@0MO Oo
On Saturday Clark Bros, sheep owners
lbove Choteau, bought $4,000 pounds of
supplies for their camps during the win
ter
On account of the geEtle chinook the
oasa ball club did not 60 to Sand Coulee
yesterday but will play the boys there
lext Sunday.
Mr. II. Dunevant is in the city from
'ladlsOn county, Illinois. lie is greatly
pleased with the activity of our town and
will locate with us.
Conductor Decker brought in from the
'ast yesterday an entire train load of
crapers and other supplies to be used in
the Neihart railroad. Wagons,
cams and men are rapidly passing out
long the line.
W. H. Powers Of Dubuque, Iowa, will
AXE charge Of the Western Union office
lere in few days. Mrs. Day, who has
0 o.credtably discharged the duties of the
tliee for so long, will join her husband
n Portland, Oregon.
On Wednesday last, Messrs. Germ,
arant Rhodes and Jones, went for
lunt on upper Hound creek and in the
Wild mountain region adjacent. As a
roof of their skill they returned Satur
lay with seven deer and few dozen
rouse and chickens. They report plenty
# game and an exceedingly enjoyable
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