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

L. R. Cingan and j. K. Cashier Of Belt
came in to attend the convention today.
Mrs. II. Z. Randall left this afternoon
tor Eden, Iowa, to spend the summer
with her mother
T. E. Collins, G. M. Webster, A. E.
Dickerman and H. O. Chowen returned
today from Helena.
Howard Crosby went to Benton on the
evening train and will remain In that city
week Or two attending to county work.
Messrs. Collect, H. Ringwald and Sill.
verman returned from Helena, where
they report scarcity of water for domes-
tic purposes.
"Col" j. A. MacKnlght, the centennial
orator, returned from Helena today. His
coadjutor, "Capt." Cochran has not
shown up as yet.
W. H. Yale of Winona, Mimi, and his
son, G. B. Yale of st. Paul, have been in
the city the past two days and left today
for Helena and Butte.
The Chestnut and Sand coulee horse
roundup commenced work on the goth
under the captaincy of John Fl. Evans.
They began operations in the eastern part
of this county.
Dick Oatey, the well known Barker
miner, returned yesterday from the east
accompanied by his friend, J. Fern Of
Montreal. Dick reports having had a
pleasant visit, but says he is glad to get
back to Montana again.
]. NJ. Gaunt, travelling representative of
s. G. Ashby q Co., was in the city yester-
day. He has been in the South Fork
country recently and reports that nearly
all the growers of that region will market
their product at Great Falls this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Lainie Higgs are now
comfortably located on the fine ranch
which Mr.. Higgs bought recently. Mr..
Higgs has improved greatly in health
since his return. Mrs. Higgs is greatly
pleased with rural life and is much es-
teemed and appreciated socially. She
belongs to one of the old families Of
New York city.
The Manitoba special car which re-
turned from Butte proceeded homeward
yesterday evening. The party on board
included A. Marvel, vice president and
general manager of the St. Paul, Mime
apolis & Manitoba railway; F. I. Whit
ney, general passenger agent of the same
road; Col. Pope and wife of Mankato,
Mimi; Mrs. Sheppard of Mankato, MIMI.
Mrs. Frisbie of New York; Miss Frisbie
OF New York; Major Howard James of
ST. Paul; Geo. G. Whitney of Chicago.
While here the party visited the smelter
and observed other places of local interest.
The holiday look OF the town yesterday
attracted their attention and entertained
than oOpcid aroblv
Success crowned the Episcopal festival
held in the kingsbury hall last evening.
The attendance was large and included
nearly all the people of social renown in
this good city. The dancing was ami
mated and fascinating. The figures and
evolutions were bewildering and formed
scenes of oriental beauty. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs E A Ringwald,
Mrs Clark, Mr., Mrs and Miss Wegner.
Mrs, Miss and Miss Gertie Martin, Mrs
and MISS Triggs, Mr. and Mrs Harris, Mr.
Harris of Helena, Mrs Cronkite, Mr. and
Mrs O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs Frank Webster,
Mr. and Mrs Lainie Higgs, Miss Conrad.
Mrs Powers, Mrs Maclay, Mr. and Mrs
Hunt Mr. and Mrs Randall Misses MAY
and Ollie Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs Fletcher,
Mrs Sorrick, Miss White, Mr. and Mrs
Gibbons, Miss Gremm, Messrs. Wren,
Brady, Gray, j. W. Stanton, Skinner, Col.
lett, Fauquier, Payne, Griffith, Verge, At
kinson, Kelllson, O'Dwyer Mesdames
Martin, Maclay, Webster and others
showed great zeal in promoting the sue
cess Of the festival. The tables were la
den with good things, including cake,
very unlike that home made kind which
the young husband is supposed by the
humorists to subsst on. The music was
provided by Mr.. Gibbons and Miss White,
Joe Mace was general utility man and a
good one too. The fair realized over 800,
Mr.. Beggs directed the dancing.