Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
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From Tuesday Daily
Jas. Gillette is in from his Willow
creek ranch. s.:
The snow is i'll gone and another balmy
season is here.
WIN. Williams and wife from Carriers
Vile are in the city. .~.
W. J. Kennedy is expected from Chi
cago today with a car load of hogs aud
i've poultry.
Wm. Bulge and Capt. Griggs returned
from the mining districts today aud
report pleasant trip.
Jesse Phelps and wife from Utica are
at the Park. Mr.. Phelps is one of the
prominent stockmen Of the Judith basin.
Mr. and Mrs John Wasasha were in
town today. Mr.. Wasesha is a we'll
known wool grower of Chotcau county
Dan Morris of Cascade left this morn
ing for the sunny cline of California,
where he Will remain during the winter.
D. 9. Millard, formerly with the Carver
Mercantile company of Livingston, has ac-
cepted u position in Bach, Cory u Co.'S
office ""
j. D. Vim, we'll known in Great Falls
died at Curre's ranch on Arrow creek, on
Thursday Nov. 21, and was buried on
Friday. He has suffered long time
from an affection of the brain, which was
finally the cause of his death.
John B. Turton, formerly viii! Murphy,
han1ny & pf tbir ,,t ~,
The same firm at Great Falls is in the city
looking after lis Benton read estate
The gentleman is heartily welcomed by
IA host of his old time ienon friends
River Press.
Mr.. Davis has taken the contract for
plasteriug the Baptist church which is
rapidly approaching competitions. The
spre is q1ite prominent feature in this
edilice which presents pleasing ap
reHrance, owing in part 10 the fine Ore
gon wood used in building it.
On entering the dining room of the Cas-
r;tde hotel this morning, Mrs. Russell saw
smoke issuing from the linen closet. On
eXamlnaton she discovered that pile of
table cloths were on fire. These she
promptly Smoth"red and thus prevented
what might have heeu a serious fire.
The ToNn,ite compan,'s safes since
last report have been AS tUllpws: lot IA
block 252, Valeria lihrart association,
donated; lot 13 block III, i. Brase $780,
lot block 80, P. j. Brosnan $4,000; lot
10 block 362, S. E. Chowen $4,000: lot 3
block 401. A. e. Aronson $500; lots 12 and
IS block 420, W, G. Benham 5000.
Hon. Alexander Griggs and his COM
panons killed seven deer in his recent
"Trip. Mr.. Griggs is IL veteran steamboat
owner and has been railroad commission
er Of Dakota. He Is a friend of Mr.
James j. Hill and is widely known
throughout Minnesota and Dakota. Hon
William Budga, who came with him, is u
brother of our esteemed fellow towns
man He has made considerable money
in the Red River valley.
We are glad to welcome Civil Engineer
G.. h. Ingerscll to Great Falls, which is
now to be his permanent abiding place.
Mr.. lngersoll has accepted the response
hle post of civil engineer for the Boston
u Montana company and will be with
them throughout the period of construc-
tion, If not longer. A host of old friends
JON in welcoming him back to Montana
and Great Falls. HIS headquarters will
be on the smelter site. ..
A good business meeting of The Naleria
Library Association was held in the office
o. the Townsite company last evening.
Among those present We're Messrs. Paris
Mrs. Dir. Ludd, j. II. Mcknight, II. o.
ing trustees we're ch sen H. O. Chowen
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| Thco. Gibson, w. M. Cockrlll and D. L.
Tracy. fl4e prospects of the library are
good. ~.-...--
| Turkey is now leading topic in the
household. Ilousekeepers compare notes
They discuss the prospects for Thanks
| giving. The TRIBUNE finds that the but
chers have Il good many turkeys and
chickens on hand and ask 20 cents pei
pound for them. They intend to keer
up the supply, but no one ought to wal
until the last moment. The pru(er
housewife will pick out her turkey early
in the day when the butcher is in goot
humor and has plenty of time to attent
to her.
The young gentlemen of Fort Bentol
will give domino and mask party a
Stockings hall wednesday evening tn
9th inst. commencing at s o'clock sharp
Among the lady patronesses are Mes
danes G. E. Conrad, G. D. Crutcher, J. H
Rice, G. E. Stanford, 7. j. Todd, and
G. johnson. The party promises to b
one of the most magnificent affairs of tn
kind ever attempted IN Fort Benton an
will doubtless prove a most gratifying
success. The names of the patronesse
and of the committee are guaranty tina
it cannot be otherwise.-River Press.
Silk Handkerchiefs and Mutflers-
,arge assortment--at W. B. Raleigh
Cos