Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-05-25


School teacher Record has left Sun
river for good. IT.:
John ]. Ellis and Sam Spencer have
gone east to buy LOCO head of yearing
steers. Ill.,. ".. '.",
The new train time will enable Benton
folks to spend four hours in Great Falls
and return the same day.
Mrs. Myer Harris returned on the af-
ternoon train from Butte, where she has
been visiting for the, past week.
Major Roman, the popular and efficient
ruler Of the Flathead Indians arrived to-
day in connection with the arrest of
Finley.
Q. +. Fullerton, the enterprising news
dealer, wishes to inform his friends he is
not the party arrested for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
| will make filings on government land
and furnish all necessary information for
one dollar for each quarter section of
land.-H E. Randall.
Search is being made for some trace Of
John Patrick, North Fork canyon, Sun
river, who IS supposed to have been lost
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Captain COUGHS house is to be AZ by 81
feet. Ninety thousand brick will be used
in building it. Frank Coombs expects to
make rapid progress with the work.
Alan Maconochie and Mr.. Cary, friends
of A. E. Dickerman, left today for Hele-
ma and Butte. They are much pleased
with the city and contemplate locating
here.
President Hill and party have post
poned their visit to Great Falls day or
two on account of pressing business.
They will be here, however, within the
next few days.
John Weber, Sun River; F Open
heimer, R s Tarr, j Hershberg, Fl Jur-
gems, G Voss, Helena; j K Castner, Belt;
j W NcLane, Fergus Falls, are among
today's arrivals at the Park hotel
H. Muggley, the jeweler, has placed in
his store large 5000 pound burglar proof
safe. 1t is the largest safe in the city.
He has also a large walnut case, Swiss
movement, regulator which adds greatly
to the appearance of his store.
New York crazes and "fads" now find
their way westward very quickly. The
drummers bring along the good stories
and tricks, and merchants bring the nov
elites in games. Harris, the clothier, has
just received the "Pigs in Glover" puzzle,
which has set New York crazy. Better
still, he gives it away as an advt.
Probably 1t should not be told out OF
court, but it is fact, nevertheless, that on
June 9th, 1889, Judge Thomas G. Bach Of
! |, 20, e III.
will be Joined in the holy bonds of we'd
lock. The judge has already received q
leave of absence from the department of
in the east, after which their happy home
Henry Maclean Martin of Boston,
member of the wool commission firm Of
Harding, Martin Il Caverly, has arrived
in the territory and is now at Helena.
Mr. Martin is personally known to almost
every wool grower in the territory and
does every year an immense business
here. He is also largely interested in
wool growing, being an equal partner
with 0. G. Cooper, the successful Cho-
teau f1ockmaster.
The contract has been let for building
the fair ground fence and work on the
same was commenced today. The plow-
ing of the race track is just finished and
is now being narrowed. 1t is proposed
to have the track in good shape for the
Fourth of July races and everything will
be in readiness to hold the first annual
fair about the first week Of September
Liberal premiums and purses will be Of
fered and it is proposed to make even the
first exhibition Of the North Montana
Fair Association success, Secretary
Tod as we'll as the other officers is devot
ing much time and energy to this good
work and is entitled to the thanks of the
community