Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1890-01-01
SPRAY OF TIL E FALLS.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

There is much talk among contractors
about the Great Falls dam.
Mrs. Heidi entertained some friends
very pleasantly last Thursday evening.
Mention is made of a second-class
sleeper on the Manitoba railroad. 1t is a
grade better than the colonist sleeper.
Senator Arlington was in town today,
evidently happier than when greedy
politicians plague him with their plots in
Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Powers, of the
Powers Dry Goods Co., st. Paul, have ar
rived on a visit to Mr.. Powers, of Bach,
Cory & Co. Both are greatly esteemed
socially in st. Paul.
G. Wallace Taylor of Choteau arrived
in the city today and is al 1.-THE Park. From
a stockman's standpoint he is pleased to
Of the range is badly needed.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Leslie arrived
today from Helena on a visit to their son,
]. b. Leslie. They will be here a few days.
The Ex-Governor will receive d cordial
welcome from his many friends.
Margaret Ann Farrell has commenced
proceedings for divorce against James
Farrell in the Lewis and Clarke county
district court. These parties formerly
lived at Mission, in this county.
William Williams of Gainesville has
bought the entire outfit in Paul's livery
stable and takes charge, January LIST. Mr..
Williams who is we'll known in town.
will conduct the business efficiently.
The drawing of the $40 lamp at the
| New York Cash Bazaar took place last
evening under the management Of Messrs.
| Finny, Eliot and Holmes. The lamp was
drawn by Mrs. Wilkinson of West Great
Falls.
Thos. Dryer and Jas. Delaney of Mel
hart came in from that prosperous camp
last evening and today went out to Sand
Coulee to visit old friends. Mr.. Dwye1
was formerly foreman at the Sand Cou,
lee mines.
]. F. Wegner and wife of Stickney and
William Johns and wife, from the vicin'
ity of Silver, both old timers in Montana
are paying a visit to the city, guests at the
Park hotel. This is Mr.. Johns first visit
to Great Falls and he expresses himself
as being very much pleased with oul
young city.
Rev. JOS. Anderson has favored the
TRIBUNE with some Montana honey. Il
was produced in the apiary on his "Rocky
Hollow" ranch, Sand coulee. The honey
was gathered during the summer Of 1889
The bees we're brought from Minnesota
Mr.. Anderson is convinced that hone,
can be produced in quantity with success
in Montana. The Rocky Hollow honey
Is certainly excellent.
At the meeting of Cataract Lodge No
10, X. of p, Thursday evening, the fol
lowing officers were elected to serve TIN
ensuing six months: G.. M. Webster, {
G.; G. N. Dickinson, V. C.; Chas. Weg
ner, Prelate, G. ID. Buddington, X. of r
and g.; Frank Atkinson, M. of F.; F. I
Shur, M. of E., and E. E. Wright, M. o
A. These officers elect will be installed
Thursday evening next.
The Mountain View Is having SOM
difficulty in getting rid of its ore. Tn
mine is now compelled to lay some o
the boys of every once and a while OF
account of the chutes being full.-lnte
Mountain. When the great smelter a
this city is completed there will be N
further difficulty of this kind. Tn
Mountain View is one of the great prop
critics owned by the B. " M. company.
Geo. A. Wells. deputy collector Of In
ternal revenue, arrived at Fort Benton
day or two ago from a quick trip to s,
Paul. Mr.. Wells on his return stoppe
at the different stations on the Manitob
railway on the eastern border of the stat
TO this point. He says the great reservs
ton country 10 settling up rapidly with
good class of citizens, and that In a fe,
> years the Milk river valley will be tn
great wheat raising section of Montana
l River Press.