Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-12
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

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Boys jersey suits just arrived at The
Boston.
Ladies', see the remnants of satins and
silks at Joe Conrad's.
Go to Judd & Devine's new parlor for
good dish Of ice cream.
Miss r. Gray, over Raleigh & Co.'s,
wants a first class seamstress.
Just arrived at City Meat Market-a
fine lot Of spring chickens and spring
lambs.
The search for the robbers who have
been operating up the Missouri has been
abandoned.
Mr.. S. s. Huntley, the well-known stock
man Of Toston, is among the many visit
stors in the city today.
For the best ice cream in the city 60 to
The Parlor, just opened by Judd & De-
vine, next to Dunn block. Oatmeal,
coffee, and eggs also served.
Mrs. B. Harris OF Nashville, Tenn, and
her two daughters, Misses Eve and
Annie, came in on the noon train and are
the guests of Mrs. Myer and Lou Harris.
Prof. Willie and Mr.. Pickett's un-
known will wrestde, Graco- Roman style,
at Kingsbury hall, on Saturday evening.
Reserved serts for sale at Wetzel's store.
F. Krambeck having moved the Del
monico restaurant into the Albrecht block,
Central avenue, is now prepared to give
good board and lodging. See ad. in an
other column.
A meeting Of the directors of the Mon
tana Smelling company will be held at
the office Of the company at the smelter
tomorrow. New York city will be rep.
resented by the Messrs. Gurnee and
Cromwell. s
A calico party will be given at the
Arion hall, Thursday evening, June 18th,
for the benefit Of the Episcopal church.
Dancing from until 10 o'clock. Ice
cream and cake will be served. Doors
open at o'clock.
w. D. Campbell will give fine New
England Dinner tomorrow. Bob Gray,
the chief of cooks, will be at the range
to see that every body is satisfied. Re-
member at the old Fullerton Market
Restaurant in Wetzel's basement
An accident happened to a Manitoba
freight train just on this side Of the
| Marias river bridge last evening, result
| ing in four or five cars being ditched
| No one was hurt. The track was cleared
SO that the train from the east today was
delayed but short time.
Mr., H. w. Child, general manager of
the Great Falls smelter, arrived in a
special car last evening accompanied by
Messrs. W. s. Gurnee, A. @. Gurnee and
@, W. Cromwell of New York, who are
interested in the Montana Smelling COM
pany.
Three representatives Of great Bos-
ton wool firms arrived today, namely:
George W. Benedict, who represents
Denny, Rice & Co; g. z. Mum, who rep
resenfs Dewey, Gould y Co, and William
Price of Nauger & Avery. They are all
cordially welcome.
In the party who came with Mr.. James
j. Hill today are DR.. Wilkins, professor
Of agriculture in Austria; MI. Bandmann,
the we'll known artist; Mr. Hodgson OF
the Minnesota grain inspections; Colonel
Clough, second vice president OF the Man
itoba railroad; Mr.. Sam Hill Of Mime =
apolis. and Mr.. Mitchell Of the st. faul
/ Pioneer Press. Mr.. Sam Hill is son-ln-
law of President Hill and is well known
and esteemed socially and politically IN
Minneapolis, where he takes an active
part in public affairs and is on g Close Ss
terms with such party leaders as II. .;
Langdon, Loren Fletcher and veterans OF
like raLk.
D,,;o1ly Aeh Ritters is an unfailing