The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-04
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.

OF North Great Falls.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Fl. L.. Mcintyre went up to HELENE
yesterday.
Nalbach, the tailor, has moved into the
east room of the Dunn block.
Mr.. Kaufman is rejoicing over the adj.
vent OF a son to his household.
A large stock of Finishing Lumber ant
Mouldings just received at the Goodrich
yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Clingan and Miss
Richardson of Belt attended the memor
ial services and races.
l.. +. Bonnell of Halifax, III. Gorhan
and G. A. Drikin of Vancouver, B. G., are
guests at the Minneapolis house.
Joe Conrad's store was handsome.
ly decorated Friday with flags and bunt.
ing, arranged with excellent taste.
Will Hanks returned Yesterday from
the national capital. He returned alone.
so it is supposed that his partner is lost.
Conductor Hall of the Montana Cen
trail was called east today by the death of
his mother. He will return in about two
weeks.
Mr.. $. McMurran returned from Hell
ena yesterday, accompanied by his wife
and child. They will stay with the Cat
aract City.
Sheriff O'Neal of Choteau county
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to Deer Lodge with McNamara,
sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.
Jos. Wlnker, the Barker brewer, is in
the city on business. His establishment
will be turning out the refreshing beyer-
age in a short time.
DR.. Monahan has removed from the
south side to near the corner of Sixth
avenue north and Sixth street. His office
will still be in the Collins block.
A race between Kickapoo and Niger
Baby for 300 a side will be run at the
race track Monday evening at 4 o'clock.
1t will be for blood and a very interest
ing race.
Mr.. Isaac Erb of Lebanon, Pa, is in the
city. He has been to the coast but finds
that Great Falls has as great
and prospects as bright as any of the
western cities.
+. D. Joscelyn, who was called to Mich
igan on account of the death of his only
child, returned yesterday accompanied
by his wife. They will make Great Falls
their home in the future.
The flags used by the children in the
street parade will be used in the flag
drill. This entertainment will be given
py the children as soon as they become
expert in using the banners.
Messrs. Goodwin, Steel and White.
from Brooklyn will leave for Butte and
the coast tomorrow. The gentlemen are
well pleased with the evidences of pros
perity which they see in our city.
Mr.. Moss of Nebraska is in the city,
called by the sickness of his daughter
Mrs. W. p. Leach. wife of Prof. Leach.
1t is a pleasure to note that Mrs. Leach
IS much better and is now out of danger.
Messra. ]. and E. Martin and Robert
Lamb have bought six lots at Monarch,
erected thereon a good house and large
livery barn. They will keep q number
OF first-class rigs and good horses for the
conveniece of the public.
A subscriber who advertised a buck
board for sale on Thursday wishes it dis
tlnctly understood that he now has no
blackboard: Thirteen customers in two
days is all he cares to meet. See the
value OF advertising your wants.
Hon. 0. G. Cooper's face beams with
satisfaction when he speaks of the coming
wool clip. He is confident that it will, be
large and good. He also expects that
prices will be firm. The new railroad
will pass within fifteen miles of his
ranch.
In Judge Hugs court yesterday Jas.
Bayne plead guilty to the charge OF
and paid into the city treas.
ury 30. Jas. Burnham on the charge of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct was
lined $40. ALT Bowmon charged with
haylng no visible means of support was
given 30 days or until 1 p. m. to leave the
city.
Henry M. Martin of the Boston wool
commission firm of Harding, Martin &
Caverly arrived IN the city today 10 inter-
view our wool growers. Mr.. Martin is
largely Interested in Montana, being a
partner with Mr.. o. g. Cooper in exten.
sive ranches and large f1ocks. He will
be in the state during the season and will
ouy or receive on consignment his full
share of the clip.
Messrs. Conroy & Joyce of st. Paul
have opened q plumbing shop in the base
nent Of the Minot block, with office room
j." They come highly recommended
md 1t is safe to say any work entrusted
o them will receive careful attention. as
hey are recognized masters of their craft,
st. Paul has the reputation of having the
'est system of plumbing and it Is the in
OF Messrs. ConrOy g. Joyce to in
roduce the st. Paul system as much as
possible.