Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
TFrom Saturdays Daily. ]


II, H. Nelson, one of Cascades best
men, was in town yesterday and ordered
the daily TRIBUNE.
]. Roberts, E. Il. Jones, E. D. Morrison
and Miss Laura Farmer came in on the
Choteau coach this morning.
Squire Winn Of Belt, who has been con
fined to the hospital here with fever, has
SO far recovered that he was able to leave
yesterday. -.. ".r1.H.@ ..#
Mr.. O'Donnell, one of the solid men Of
Sand Coulee, favored the TRIBUNE with
| pleasant call today. He is on the way
| to Helena. . ".aga. .%...
There came in on the Choteau coach
today j. B. Whitmire and FL. Fuller.
Passengers out were J. ]. Bradley, Mr.
Robertson and H. Sebrim.
At the Park hotel G Mclean, S AL
len. st Paul; J E Dinsbuch, G + Corning,
Corning, New York; A A Campbell, 7 A
Manix, Helena; E Beach, Augusta; Gus
Schaeffer, Barker.
Colonel Galway the department com
mander Of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie passed through here yesterday. He
was unable to stay here where he was ex-
pected to attend a camp fire.
Mrs. Crocker has newly furnished the
rooms formerly occupied by the Delmon-
leo and is moving into the new quarters
today. Every thing in the new house is
first class and the rates are reasonable
r. H. Frazier has taken contract from
the Hotter Lumber company to cut and
saw logs at their Missouri river mill al
ir 1,,, hn y1rirt
Wegner says he is an able and efficient
lumberman. .'..--.5
Mrs. j. ]. Kennedy kindly favored the
TRIBUNE office today with sample 0.
, plums grown by MI. VIM. Kennedy O
Missoula. The fruit is Of several differ
ent varieties, is fully matured, ripe, lusci
9 Gus and equal to the best grown in Cali
S fornia. The TRIBUNE returns thanks TO
o the kindness. "u."
e The soldier boys, in full dress, will
S meet at headquarters tomorrow at 2 p. n
and march to the M. E. church, where |
G. Powers will, at 3 p. M, deliver sci
II mon prepared especially for the occasion
: Rev. Mr. Coombs will assist in the exel
\ cises. The Presbyterian choir will ful
nish music prepared for the occasion.
John Sinclair returned yesterday frol
, Barker, bringing along some sample
y from the Butler No. mine, in which h
e is Interested. These specimens are ric
J. in silver, some Of them showing th
h bright metal in all its purity. The shat
:. from which they were taken is only |
= feet deep. No assay has been made, bl
% the specimens are as rich as any eve
e. found IN that camp. ]. M. Patten an
d s. j. Kinsey are also interested in tn
mine.
v Yesterday evening T. Hanlon and P
:, Manix drove across the river to look afte
Il the shipment of some cattle. On the
II return trip, while On the bridge, the
n horses suddenly took fright and upset th
ri buggy, throwing both gentlemen out. M
= Hanlon was badly cut about the head an
- had two floating ribs broken. After b.
10 ing attended by DIR. Gordon he reste
ID we'll during tile night and will probabl
h make rapid recovery. Mr.. Manix WI
= shaken up badly and received a slight c,
. on one hand. 5-..
It is we'll known fact that, owing
IS the dryness of the atmosphere, fres
a. meats will keep for an indefinite peric
i'd exposed to the open air. We have tr
quently seen quarter of beef hung u
and kept until it was all used. Referlin
Is to this fact, a humorous friend from IL
W east says he has discovered the preserv
le tive qualities of our atmosphere. L
5 says that while crossing the alkali plail
: of western Dakota the wind was 50 stror
~ that it completely filled his body wit
salts, and since coming to western Mo
S. tana the air is so full Of smoke that tt
IN whole country is a natural smoke-hous
= After being thoroughly salted and smol
y. ed he sees no reason why meats shou
s. not keep.
Is Advices from St. Paul state that IL
al recent reorganization of the Atchinso
MS Topeka & Santa Fe road in Chicago, Pres
dent W. B. Strong was retired and ALE
Marvel, vice president and general ma
ager Of the Manitoba, appointed to su
!, coed him. Mr.. Marvel will probab
enter upon his new duties early in Sc
1 tember. AS regards the conseque
$, changes it is surmised in st. Paul, th
nv w. s. Alexander may become yice-pres
dent and that either A. L. Mohler or O.
~ Shelby will succeed Mr.. Manvel as ge
eral manager. Rumor still singles out
VS. A. Honley, ex traffic manager of Il
10 Kansas City, for like position on Il
q Manitoba.
~ Gratifying To All.