Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-07
peacefully fell asleep. He will be sin
cerely mourned by large circle OF
frian0e
The Ex-Confederate President Dead.
New ORLEANS, Dec. Jefferson Da-
Wis died this morning.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
[From Thursdays Daily.l

dDOut 20 cars OF coal went to the smell
ter this afternoon.
Beachley s. Fullerton are preparing
actively their new store.
Harry Ringwald adds some attractive
feature to his store daily.
Roger is making fine display of al.
buns, picture frames and Christmas
cards.
A. +. Morris Of Cora is in town tolay
and reports all well in that growing To-
callty.
Pat Hughes returned to tile mining
districts this morning to look after his
interests.
Hon. A. g. Hay is in from Lone Tree
valley. Stock sheep in his vicinity are in
excellent condition.
Mr.. Aaberg resides at present in the
Luther block, where he will soon resume
the Photographic business.
DR.. Crutcher will start east tomorrow
His brother in Tennessee is reported sick
and he will visit him while away.
J. Q. Gregg is home from business
trip to Chicago and will probably start for
Montana in course of week.-Argus,
Fargo. mO. #..
Thomas Lester will give grand open
ing in the near future at his new saloon
in the building lately purchased from
Aaberg.
Trains from the east have been delayed
from two to seven hours by the snow and
extreme cold in Dakota every day for the
past week.
Rev. Father Neirman preached in
Minot hall last evening. The attendance
was large. The Catholic mission will end
on Sunday.
At last the city fathers have given the
order for sidewalk to the school house.
Their promptness in thus serving the
public is to be commended.
The ladies Of the Methodist church are
rs busy us bees preparing articles for the
fair which they will hold at Arion hall
on the evening of Dec. 70.
Yesterday the wind was from the
north and the weather was quite cool.
Today chinook is blowing and the
air is as balmy as May day.
The first Baptist prayer meeting in
town was held last evening at Judge By
waters and was attended with gratifying
success. Rev. j. Anderson the pastor,
was there.
The room in the Luther block lately
occupied by the City restaurant is being
fitted up and will be occupied in a few
days by Mansfield & Swanston who will
open first class saloon.
County Commissioners Hawkins, Veg
ner and Dickey are in session again to-
day and are chiefly engaged in auditing
bills. They will take up the MISSOURI
bridge question tomorrow.
DR.. Crutcher and associates propose to
extend their street car line to the Black
Rainbow falls. They intend to acquire
land under the railroad act.
Mr.. Pinney, the able and successful
manager of the American Press Assocla-
tion at St. Paul, arrived in town today.
Mr.. Pinney has formed highly compli-
mentary opinion of Great Falls. .-
The plat of West Great Falls contains
some of the most desirable residence
property to be found near the city. A
street railroad across the river will bring
this within 10 minutes of the heart of the
city.
Chas. Gies lately received large stock
of the finest French candies and nuts of
this years crop. He is doing good
business in the confectionery line be-
sides furnishing the city with bread and
cakes.
1t is proposed by the promoters of the
skating rink to limit skating to week
days so that public worship may not be
disturbed in any way in the churches.
The city marshal will no doubt enforce
this rule.
Archie Mcdonald of the popular Ar
cade restaurant has leased the upper
floor Of the Luther block and is prepared
to furnish dodgers with good comfortable
rooms. He will have oompetentperson
to attend to the rooms and guarantees sat
A, G, Barnum and son are in from the
mouth of Little Otter. Mr.. Barnum has
lately finished good substantial resi-
dence and is prepared to afford the trav-
eler comfortable stopping place. There
will be grand ball at his place on Dec,
18th. Music from Great Falls will be in
attendance and good time is anticipated.
The county commissioners spent most
Of the time today in considering bills.
Yesterday they appointed j.. K. Castner
and VIM. Mcqueen justices Of the peace
and Geo. Watson and Mr.. McCord con-
stables, all to serve at Belt. These are
ell worthy men and the law-breakers OF
that vicinity will be more careful in the
| future.
The Holderbaum Bros. are registered
at the Minneapolis house. These gentle
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