The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-04-02
SPRAY OF THE FALLS,
From Mondays Daily.)

FROM MONDAY DQlly.)
Robert Blankenbaker spent Sunday in
the city.
Conductors Dowd and Tierney have left
the Great Northern.
Mrs. j. A. Willard has gone to Living
ston, where she will remain for q week.
Donald Grant and l. NJ. Ross went east
Saturday, but will return within ten days.
Frank Aldrich of Pen d'Or,elle spring
is shaking hands with friends in the city.
VIM. Hagan, deputy sheriff of Choteau
county at Choteau, is in the city on bust
ness.
Lesperance u Treat have opened an
employment agency in IA of the
Collins block.
The annual election of a school trustee
will be held on Saturday next. 1t is
proper now to select candidates.
A brother Of H. D. Burghardt will ar.
rive from Chicago IN a few days and take
a place in the real estate office.
DR.. G. l. Jones has removed his office
from owe the Bee Hive to the second floor
of Bach, Cory & Co.'s building.
Miss Zimmerman arrived this morning
from Chicago to join her father here.
MissZ. is an accomplished stenographer
and typewriter and will abide in the city.
Julian F. Burd, the popular merchant
of Dupuyer, came in this morning from
the east, where he has been buying a
large stock of goods for the spring and
summer
MI. Greenfield arrived Saturday from
Iowa and will remain in Montana. He
visited this region two years ago and now
much regrets that he did not remain and
invest here then.
Bids are to be received on April 81 by
the Fergus county commissioners for a
bridge over the Judith. 1t is to be 100
foot span. Bids are also asked for a
bridge in Lewistown.
DR.. Fairfield says that the men who
were injured by the explosion last
Wednesday at the sluice boxes are recov-
ering. One mans hand was torn; the
other mans eyes were injured.
Monday next will be the first registry
day. The democrats in each ward should
make out a list of the democratic voters
and see that each one Is registered. As
was said of old, the battle is to be fought
at the registration office.
John Webber arrived today from Cap
tain COUGHS Missouri river ranch with a
load OF cottonwood trees for the Sun
river ranch. Captain Couch believes in
tree culture. Last year he planted maple,
nonIar. ash and cottonwood,
j. H. Hatfield, manufacturer and dealer
in harness, saddlery, ETC., at Dillon, has
been visiting our city for a few days. He
is we'll pleased, has rented the building
adjoining Ledgerwood's meat market,
| and in a short time will open q large
stock of leather goods there.
News m from Helena that George
! Voss, a lawyer, killed himself because
| Margaret Werner refused to fly with him
from Helena. He said he would procure
a divorce aud marry her. Miss Werner
is a daughter of Prof. Werner, who lived
here. She is q bright young woman and
| took part once in Arion hall theatricals.
One of our prominent young men hired
Il rig at Que of the stables and started out
yesterday morning to see his best girl,
living more than a dozen miles in the
country. Soon after he left town the liv-
eryman received an order for the particu.
lar buggy which the young man had hired
In order to get the buggy the liyeryman
sent a mounted messenger to the place
where the young man was a sutton, ask
ing that he kindly return the buggy. Ir
the excitement the sultor got in the bug
gy and drove back with the messenger
arriving In town about 8 p. m. When he
arrived at the stables a sympathizing at
tendant remarked: "Faith, an why didn'
ye bring the boogy an lvae him the hor
sus an let i'm SHAY an taste his girrul'
lips as long as he w~anted?"