Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1890-01-04
From Fridays Daily.]

The sales at the Company's store, Sand
Coulee, footed up more than $1,000 on
Wednesday.
Next week will be the week of prayer
in the Presbyterian church. 1t will be
observed here.
Miss Reid, sister of Rev. J. Reid, in
tends to leave for her home in British
Columbia next Tuesday.
Teams now cross the river without the
aid of either bridge or ferry boat. Jack
Frost has built a wide bridge across
Broadwater bay.
Rev. Mr.. Gugel. will hold German
Lutheran services in Arion hall at 2 p. IN.
on Sunday next. He resides at Helena
and will be here tomorrow.
is. Odell, who has been in the Com
pany's office at Sand Coulee, has taken
charge of the store. Mr.. Odell was a
visitor to the city Yesterday.
G. G. Hussey, book keeper for s. j.
Beal, secretary and treasurer of the Sand
Coulee Coal Co., has been invoicing the
stock at Sand Coulee for the past week.
Mr.. Hussey started east yesterday.
About 8 a. N. today the cold YVES 20 be-
low zero. Toward loon it had moderat-
ed ten degrees. This cold spell began
Monday and is quite persistent. 1t causes
much hardships to engine drivers and
others engaged in outdoor gowk.
The ireman's ball on New Years eve
was we'll attended and was a social and
financial success. The boys make all who
attend their receptions feel at home.
l Tho nunpnw v,hinh VIVA rsyyoy Lu I1~oA
Wands of the Minneapolis hotel, was
pronounced the best COLLATION. ever served
In Great Falls. This hotel is daily grow
ing in popular favor.
Treasurer CLARK informs us that up to
date he has received about $4,000 in
taxes IN that there is q general DISPOSE
ton "all along the line" to pay up prompt
ly. Owing to the fact that he did not re-
ceive the tax list until the 10Th of De-
cember, which gave but little time for
sending out the notices, the penalty will
not be added if taxes are paid within the
next few days-before the time of pub
fishing the delinquent tax list.
Goodyear & Chamberlain's barber shop
on First avenue South is one Of the most
complete establishments in Montana.
They have the latest patented sex-tuple
action, triple plated, double cushioned
chairs, which fit every sinuoslty Of the
human form and induce dreamy repose,
while the def fingers of the artists ge-
move the integumentary f1laments f,on
tho head. For clean, comfortable barber
ing they cat be beat.
A. Devine has transformed the room
formerly occupied by the Allen saloon
into one of the neatest and most attrac-
tive places In the city. New paper OF
delicate tintes selected with exquisite
taste adorns the walls and ceiling. A
new bar counter and side-board fitted
with all the conveniences known to the
trade Is q part of the furniture. New
chairs and tables add.to the completeness
of the room. Mr.. Devine will open to.
night with one of the best stocks Of wines
liquors and cigars ever brought to the
city.
Yesterday Supt. King examined all the
fire hydrants In the city and found them
in good condition. Notwithstanding the
cold weather. He noticed a perceptible
difference in the tempe nature Of the
water in those pipe lines from which
water Is being constantly used and lines
; On which there are III consumers. The
water In the former being fresh from the
river is several degrees colder than The
water which has been In the pipes somt
time. Last night, however, the colo
bursted the top out of the hydrant ir
front of Jas. Mathews saloon and for 6
time a beautiful fountain was seen, the
water from which flooded the street.