Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-28

From thursdays Daily.1
MIR. j. 5. Taylor is in from kibbay for
supplies.
Fourteen men arrived in the city yes
| terday overland from Lethbrdge.
A large outttsof men and teams are or
the way here from Minor. They will &C
| to work on the railroad
| Teams and men are arriving and pass
ing out along the line of the new road
Twenty men came in on the Manitoba
yesterday.
The contractors want to have 500 teams
at work by early next week. This will
give work to all the men and teams in
this vicinity.
Mr.. Fred Miller arrived in the city yes
terday, having driven in light wagon
from southeastern Nebraska. He Will
locate on land in the neighborhood of
Kibbey. M.#.
Tha board Of county commissioners
met as a board of equalization today.
They adjourned for the second time
without doing anything. They meet
October 2.
W. II. Babc0ck will manage the board
ing house at the railroad headquarters in
Sand Coulee. H[e will move out this
evening and will be ready to accommo-
date boarders tomorrow.
Mr. Sam Grant, son Of Donald Grant,
the contractor, arrived this morning from
st. Paul. He was accompanied by about
So men, who will assist on the railroad.
Mr.. Grants outfit of 15 teams, scrapers,
etc, will come in on the freight train
this evening.
party OF merry tourists came from
Benton yesterday and after visiting the
Rainbow falls returned. In the party
were Mrs. G. Duer, Miss frankie Horst,
Miss Conrad, Miss Burnaby. Miss King,
Messrs. Collett, Chowen, McLennan,
Overfeld, Smith and Goodrich.
Messrs. Grant, Foley and Kirkendall
went out along the proposed railroad line
this morning. Headquarters will be es
tablished at a point about 4 miles out
where the branch leaves the Sand Coulee
line and work will commence from that
point as soon as the necessary arrange
ments can be made.
Rolfe has not yet published Judge
published that papers attack. This is
not the fair play which most republicans
desire. But what better could be expect
ed from the man who tries to cheat his
own county of its taxes? How do Cas-
cade taxpayers like the fact that Rolfe
has not paid a cent Of his lust years
taxes, which came to $270?
E.J. Phillips, representing the Nation
al Union, is in the city taking the steps
necessary to organize council here. The
Union is q benevolent society organized
upon the general plan of the Il. Of Fl. or
A. Q. U. W., but differing in ifs system
of assessments. Each person joining the
society pay monthly assessment CORE
spending with the age they have attained,
thus eqnalizing the risks. Only the most
select risks are taken, the insurance be-
ing thus reduced to the lowest possible
cost.
The Great Falls tennis club announces
grand tournament, which begins today.
The programme for each day is rs fol
lows: Thursday-Paul PARCEL and l.. W.
Fauquier ainst II. +. Collett and A. F.
Longeway. Friday. S. Tod and D. w.
Cory against F. P. Atkinson and II. 0.
Chowen. Saturlay-F. Wilcox and A.
F.. Dckerman against i. F. Shur and
Phil Gibson. DR.. Ladd and j. A. Payne
against DR.. Gordon and Theo. Gibson
Gentlemen and ladies will attend this
tournament, which will develop good
play.
The good news of the railroad and the
actual presence of contractors, men and
teams have already created stronger
impulse in commercial channels. Al
though political discussion is at fever
heat, yet men have time to talk of the in
creased prosperity. 1t is understood that
all of the grading on the line but $500
feet have been sub-let and work will be
pushed to a finish as rapidly as possible.
Two months hence the people of Belt
will be gladdened by the roar OF the iron
horse. The golden treasures of Barker
and Neihart will send down their rich
contributions to our smelter. Great Falls
will enter fully upon her second era of
prosperity.
A large and influential meeting was
held in Kingsbury hall, last evening by
Messrs. Jackson, Fauquier, Pointer, Pow
ers, Weitman and Glveadam Jones who
formed the speakers and audience of this
"Limeklin club" jackson who might
have been keeping his spirits up by put
ting spirits down, spoke on the advanta-
ges of beng born IN cellar He "went"
flat-footed for Mayor Fairfield who had
basely refused to make him night watch
man. He said the man who would, act
thus should be put six inches under
water and tar piled on his back. Some
one who blew horn received a scoring
from jackson.