Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-04-10
TFrom Mondays Daily.

Pianos for rent at Jackson's music
store, Helena, Montana.
To MI. and Mrs. E. G. Virgins "a ten
pound bov--last evening.
John Devine and A. N. Reinicke of
Sun River, are in town today.
Wanted-A girl to do general house,
work. Apply to Mrs. Phil Gibson.
Col Uline and Mr.. Wilkinson Of the
Manitoba railroad left today for the east.
Mr.. d. r. McGinnis Of the Manitoba,
was in town yesterday and was kept busy
with location matters.
Freddie Arlington, the dashing song
and dance lady appears at the Park for
the first time this evening.
County treasurer Clark paid today the
$4,000 warrant which Meagher county
received in accordance with the act for
merly Cascade county.
Daniel Mcintyre of Kibbey was before
Judge Dyas today for selling liquors and
holding a gambling house without IL
cense. He was fined $50 and costs $31.s
More land prospectors came IN yester-
day. They were evidently bright, intel
legent men who will help to build up a
solid farming community around Great
Falls.
The school election in town resulted in
the choice of Frank Webster. In Sand
Coulee, Thomas Dwyer was chosen for
the long term and George Vernon for the
short one.
Our worthy fellow-townsm II. 0.
Chowen, sailed from Liverpool for New
York on the 9th inst, and is expected
here about May 1st. Mrs. Chowen will
remain abroad some time with Mrs. s. E.
Chowen.
John Heron and the other members Of
the Montana Central engineers returned
today from near Neihart and proceeded
to Helena AS already stated, they have
found good route and are we'll pleased
with the results Of the survey
A visit to Powers & Trigg's extensive
furniture establishment will be we'll re-
paid by look at the handsomely trim
med brass bedstead which adorns one Of
their show windows. These bedsteads are
quite the thing in the east just now.
Judge Bean of Helena was in town Sat
urday. He was entertained here by the
bar, who made the air resound with theil
merriment. He nearly missed church
because of the late hour when the party
broke up. He predicts that there will b.
general election this year for county al
we'll as state offices.
Miss Helen Clark should be greeted by
large audience this evening at the Arior
hall. She will recite some dramatic
pieces Of thrilling interest The singing
and instrumental music will be excellent
"Ostler Joe" which Miss Clark will re
cite, created sensation in Washington
when Mrs. Potter Brown, the actress, re
cited it there.
Advices from Choteau state that on Fri
day Sheriff O'Neil arrested Charles ant
William Farrell, jeff Pruitt and anothe
man on the Marias on the charge of steal
ing sixty horses from the Canadian
mounted police. The Farrells drov.
these horses into the northwestern terri
tory last fall to sell. The Canadian Gus
tom officers claim the payment Of dut,
was evaded on the same and they confis
Gated the whole band The Farrells AM
Pruitt surprised the camp, recaptured tn
horses and ran them to the United States
The horses are said to belong to u man il
the Missouri valley.
"When the spring-time comes" we us
ually find ourselves drowsy and exhaust
ed, owing to the impure and sluggish