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

E. J.. Price, a veteran ranchman and
nurseryman, Of the Highwoods, is in the
city.
Jas. Arnoux, who has been located on
the Highwood's for "a years is in the city
buying supplies.
Miss Taylor, from Sun River, who has
been visiting in the city, returned to her
home this afternoon.
Miss Perry is devoting a day or two of
the Christmas vacation to Great Falls
where she has many friends.
Harry Ringwald is still sick. His
many friends hope that he will be quite
we'll for the dinner and ball.
DR.. Ernest Crutcher returned home
yesterday from an extended trip south
and east. He is nov ready to sell choice
lots in West Great Falls.
The Great Falls Electric Light Co.
have reached central avenue with their
lines and will in a short time have the
arc lights across the streets.
VIM. Mcqueen of Belt is in the city
where he is greeted by many friends.
Mac. is likely to be the first mayor OF
the new city Of Arlington.
The Knights of Pythias had intended
to give a ball on New Year eve, but they
generously withdraw from the field in
favor of the tiremen and many of them
will be present at the latter's ball.
Great Falls merchants are pleased that
the agreement which Col. Shelby brought
about between the Manitoba and the
Union Pacific has been re-established. l,
ensures through rates to the coast ovel
two friendly lines.
Full particulars will be found on the
fourth page of the epidemic which has
come from Europe and has appeared in
New York, Chicago and Denver. Medi
cine Hat is the nearest place to Great
Falls that the epidemic has visited so far
The article referred to will be interesting
to the medical profession as we'll as tC
the public at large.
Mr.. Powers of the Powers Dry Goods
company of st. Paul is pleased with his
visit to Great Falls, where he has me
many merchants to whom his extensive
establishment is we'll known. He wa!
surprised to find the business houses or
such d large scale and so solidly built IL
this young town. Arthur E. Dickerma1
received part Of his business training a
Powers. Mrs. Powers attended the Epis
copal church yesterday and admired
greatly the decorations.
The Great Falls and Billings stage com
pany has commenced running a tri
weekly stage to Neihart, leaving thu
main line at Mann's. Leaving here o.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, tn
stage goes through to Neihart, ~returnin!
on Monday. Wednesday and Friday
While there is no direct mail line iron
here to Neihart, MI. Davis, the superin
tendent, has arranged to carry a poucl
from Mann's to Neihart, for the accom-
mediation of the people of Great Falls an
Neihart, By this arrangement mail viii
go through much sooner and our peopl
will appreciate the accommodation.
A TRIBUNE reporter met j. o. Greg
as he was leaving the Presbyteria
church last night after the evening sci
vices, and as they strolled towards til
Park hotel, Mr.. Gregg remarked: i"
frequently hear the noted divines @
New York, Brooklyn and other easter
cities in their own pulpits, but hav
never been more a%greeably surprised tina
tonight, by the excellence of both dis
course and music. II this sermon is
fair sample of Mr.. Reid's productions an
the quartette which furnished the musi
is his regular choir l am satisfied that i
any of our older stiles of this size tn
seating capacity Of the church would b
totally inadequate to furnish accommods
: ton for the weekly congregations. Gre,
Falls has reason to be proud of such or,
: torical ability, and such voices as | hear
: tonight, and both should be literally e,