Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-05-04
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
[From Fridays Daily.l

Mr.. Marston, the jeweler, is still sick.
Jas. Mari, the Neihart miner, is in the
city.
Leland Lyon Of Detroit is again in the
city.
Mr.. Starry is making Improvements in
his store.
The Cascade democracy are in good
fighting trim.
Three car loads Of pipe have arrived
for the water works.
Great Falls is in a fair way to become
leading place for mining deals. 0
T. E. Cornish Of Manchester, Iowa, who
is member Of the Iowa press, is in town.
John A. Cole, the chief engineer of the
water works, arrived today from Chicago.
The board of aldermen meets for the
last time this evening. The new board
takes office on Monday.
It is recalled that a good part of 1866
was very dry but later on rain fell heavily
and the crops were good.
J.J. Davis says the Maiden stage is to
arrive two hours earlier, so as to connect
with the train for Helena and Butte.
Chas. g. Fish and W. r. Cullen, High
wood ranchmen, arrived yesterday with
grain and other products Of the soil.
Mr.. Kennedy is at Missoula on his re-
turn from California He means to be
here in good time for the cattle trade.
Harry Ringwald and W. P. Wren have
been chosen as delegates to the Knight
Of Phythias' annual convention at Deer
Lodge on the 21st instant.
DR.. Ladd was informed Of the sudden
death at Deep creek of German who
used to work at stone cutting for Mr..
Morgan. An inquest may be held.
Thos. Hanlon returned today from
New York city where he has spent the
winter. Mr. Hanlon will be actively en-
gagged in the wool business here this seas
on.
Ira Myers returned today from Chicago
where he went recently on a flying tusi
ness trip. Mrs. Myers will remain in
Chicago for some time for the benefit of
her health.
The Helena journal says: "Albert
Crockett of Great Falls has been APP
pointed to the railway mail service be-
tween Great Falls and Helena, vice
Woods, RETIRED
There will be a meeting at the Town
site company's office this evening at 80
p. m. for the purpose Of forming library
association. All interested in this new
work are requested to be present.
William Brown delivered in Mr.. Ran
dall's office today a safe that weighed
$3.50 pounds, He succeeded in hauling
this great safe up to the second story
without any casualty. This is the first
time that safe has been elevated so high
here.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Harding, Martin & Caverly, the we'll
known wool commission merchants Of
Boston. Mr.. Martin of the firm, who is
so we'll known in this section, will be in
Great Falls much of the time the coming
season.
In our hurried report of the sale of the
May and Edna mine of Barker yesteday by
J.J. Murphy of this city and ] K. Cashier Of
Belt to Mr.. j. T. Arlington, we were led
into an error IN regard to the amount OF
the purchase price. Instead of $1,000
Mr.. Arlington paid $4,000 for their in
terest in that property, the first named
amount paid in cash, the balance being
| deferred payments. This is more in az
cord with the worth of that splendid
/ mine and the late owners are to be doub-
ly congratulated on their good fortune.
Mr. Arlington is also d fit subject for
congratulation in having secured full
control of this valuable property.