Great Falls tribune., 1889-08-31
MI From Thursdays Daily.1

Only 4O6 voters have registered. Don't
delay.
Fl. d. Burghardt is in from Ncihart and
reports the camp tiourishing.
The Rolfe's mud singer is giving its
readers il full allowance Of slush.
Mrs. Jas. Lemon went to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. I. ?. Fuller, at Augusta today.
Sheriff Downing returned today with
McCauley, called the "Irish jew,' who is
under arrest for alleged forgery. .@-
E. w. King, superintendent of the
water works, has almost recovered from
his injuries and is out on the street
again. ,"
! The general drift of the street talk is
that the democratic ticket is the strongest
| that could have been made and is bound
to win. @a1"
Mr.. G. f. Fullerton's mother and sister
arrived this morning from Rock Island
and will locate claims on the bench lands
near Sand Coulee.
Judge Bywater and wife, accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. Bullard of Hele-
rla, are out visiting r. $. Reed in Chest
nut valley for few days.
Ola Larson and Emil Liliadahl, who
have been at work on Edw. Peterson's
ma today. They report this barn and
house to be the best in Cascade county
outside of Great Falls.
While talking with friend yesterday
evening =. A. Ringwald was in the act of
giving parting salutation when he was
attacked and severely bitten by a large
dog. The dogs teeth penetrated the
clothing and made several ugly wounds
in the calf of Mr., Ringwald's leg. The
wounds were promptly cauterized and no
serious trouble is anticipated. 81
Our esteemed democratic friend Mr..
| Thos. Trout Of Magoketo, Iowa, is now
in the town awaiting the arrival of his
son, who represents one of the big COM
mercial houses of the east. Mr.. Trout
Jr., has invested considerable sum in
this town and contemplates investing
more. Great Falls, he says, is the like
liest spot in the whole northwest.
Mr.. w. B. Green, formerly conductor
on the Montana Central, has been pro-
noted to the position of assistant super,
intendent. Mr., Green is q railroad man
Of wide experience, having served a
number of years both on the road and in
the offices of the Northern Pacific. He
has been with the Montana Central about
two years and has won the universal
esteem Of all with whom he has been
connected. This is just recognition Of
a worthy man. a".
Yesterday evening large party of set
tiers arrived IN town and are now camped
near the iron bridge. They are in charge
of Capt. Pete LABEL and are heading for
Cartersville, in the Priokly Pear canyon.
The party numbers 16 men and three
women and includes men of all trades
and professions. They started from
Lander, Wyoming, on July 20, and have
been just month on the road. They
are we'll pleased with the prospects Of
| Great Falls and some Of them may CON
clude to Join their fortunes with us. The
party have with them 30 horses and 10
cattle. They report the Grow reservation
as being the best country through which
they have passed:
Last evening Miss Josie Trigg enter
tanned a large party with progressive
euchre, the occasion being her 17th birth
day. Among the many presents Miss
Josie received were lovely gold watch
and chain, n greyhound, i very pretty
gold pin and a gold thimble from
flttle Pearl Coombs. At 0 o'clock
six tables were filled and playing
commenced. The contest resulted as
follows: Ladies' head prize, Miss Millie
Wiltse; gentleman's head prize, Mr..
Gold T. Curtis; the BOBBY prizes were
captured by Miss Hawkins and Henry
Skinner. After the prizes were distributed
delicate refreshments were seved. The
party was great social success and all
left at late hour, greatly pleased
with the entertainment. Those present
were: Miss Burghardt Miss Rich, Miss
Perry, Miss Martin, Miss McGurk, Miss
Wiltse, Miss Gremm, Miss Hawkins, Miss
Breck and Miss Gertie Martin; Messrs.
Curtis, Atkinson, Wren, Payne, Wilcox.
Fauquier, Furgeson, Stanton, Gray, Gill
bert piekerman, DR.. Keller, .Remming-
ton, Verge, Powers and Skinner