Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-11-16
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,
From Fridays Daily,1
The snow is all gone.

Inc snow Is all gone.
The temperature is 40 in the shade to-
day.
Ira Myers returned today from his east
tern visit.
There is a new engineer ut the electric
light works.
Harry Child and wife returned today
from visit east.
Fl. Fishbein and G. N. Ferrauld of St.
Paul are in town.
County Attorney Martin has taken pos
session Of his Lffice.
Mr.. P. Barton, store keeper at Sand
Coulee, is in the city.
D. A. Cory, the Helena and Great Falls
merchant, Is in the city.
Fine red grapes and pears from Cal
fornia are in the market.
Contractor Kirkendall sent out heavy
outfit for the graders, today.
Miss. Edgerton has been appointed a
permanent teacher at the high school.
Jhas. Mix and A. E. Moulton of Stan.
ford, arrived in the city last evening.
Coal is quoted at IS per ton and wood
In 16-inch lengths at $3.50 per cord de-
livered.
The Missouri is full of clear water, pro-
duced by the mountain SHOWS. The ice
has nearly disappeared.
The Great Falls stores will have full
supply of Christmas and holiday goods.
No one need order elsewhere.
Henry Bernard, Nick Kessler, J.. T.
Murphy and U. G. Marshman of Helena
arrived by the afternoon train.
Messrs. Grant and Foley came in from
the grade today Mr.. Grant says the
light work is almost done on the Neihart
railroad.
Inc cash business of the American Elk
press company here, last month amounted
to about $31 900. This speaks highly for
the business growth of the city.
There will be dancing party at Rob
ert Vaughn's Sun river home tonight.
The party is in compliment to Miss
Vaughn, who is about to leave there.
The influx of teams is large. Mr.. Paul
had lately POI horses in his corral and
stables. He has fed out thus far this
season 1870 tons of hay. The horses CON
sumo 1900 pounds of oats daily.
Mr.. Webber of Sun river valley was in
town today. He says the winter is pass
Ing satisfactorily on the ranges and on the
ranches. Miss Perry has flourishing
school and is well liked by the people.
Among the Park hotel arrivals are ] W
Bush, Virginia City; E Tippitt, Mime
apolis; A H Ornne and wife, St. Clair;
Kyle Price, Benton; Allen, St. Paul
David H. White, Ida and X Custner,
Belt. ~
Henry Prentiss, Jr., of Minneapolis is
among the prominent visitors in the city.
He accompanied the Boston Montana
party today on their visit to tie falls,
smelter and other attractions in this VI
entity.
Rev. Jos. Anderson has moved to the
city from Sand Coulee and is occupying
the handsome new residence he has had
built on the South side. His son, Prof,
F. W. Anderson, will reside with him and
prosecute his work here.
The Benton River Press makes strong
appeal for mail car on the Manitoba |
Great Falls will readily second
the motion. The mail service with Hell
ena and Butte does we'll. 1t should be I
extended as far as St. Paul and Mime
apolis.
Taylor & Lewis will occupy the suite
of rooms in the Minot block Just north of |
the county attorneys office. These in
clude the rear room they now have and
the one adjoining it on the north. They
are fitting up the rooms handsomely and |
will have very pleasant quarters.
County Treasurer Clark is receiving
many letters about taxes from parties who
fear that they may incur the penalty of |
delinquency. Owing to the hardness of |
the late board in making the levy, the tax
notices will not he sent out as early as |
usual, this year. Taxes will not be delin-
quent till January.
The many friends of Mr.. Stephen
Spitzley will be glad to learn that he is
in most excellent health; better Than for |
years past. He has located ranch in |
the Bear Paw mountains in what may be |
called the "Detroit settlement" as there J