The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-08
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Great Fails for a truck.
DR.. Reed leaves today for Neihart and
Lewistown.
Jos. Lessard of Kibbey and Barker,
is in the city.
A. G. Anthony of Sand Coulee is in the
city on business.
Jas. Bodkin of Grafton is domiciled at
the Milwaukee house.
Thos. Gahagan says he sold wei $4,000
worth Of North Great Falls property yes
terday.
Vaughn a. Paul have given the contract
for the stable to Owen Roberts and White
u Latta.
Vim. Roberts, the contractor, has finish
ed a nest and c~ommodious shop near the
NJ. Z, church.
John w. Stanton has bought 100 acres
of land in Sand coulee from Judge Huy.
Consideration, $1,000.
DR.. Crutcher is having prepared an
elaborate plat Of West Great Falls for re-
production by photographic art.
The material for the first house in
North Great Falls is now being hauled
to the site. 1t will be a residence.
w. S. Merritt, one of the prominent
mine owners of Barker, is in the city and
made the TRIBUNE office a pleasant call.
The arguments in the suit to compel
Rolfe to pay his county taxes for 1888 are
to be submitted on briefs to Judge Ben
ton.
Mr.. II. Strain, the leading merchant of
Minot, N. D., is in the city and is making
arrangements to establish a business
house here.
The skating on Broadwater bay is ex-
cellent and a plumber of ladies and gem
tlemen daily participate in this delight
full exercise.
VIM. Williams, manager of the Eclipse
stables, has a thoroughbred Shetland
stallion at his barn, which is a fine speci-
men of horse flesh.
Don't forget that the Arion dance Sat-
urday night is to be the best ball given
this year. The Arion knows how to con
duct these entertainments.
The draft of the building for Lapeyre
Bros, made by Mr.. Clinton, is said by
contractors, to be the finest piece of
draughting shown In the city.
A. B. Hamilton, of Choteau, is Ill with
pneumonia, following al attack of la
grippe. At last report he was some
what better, though still a very sick man.
Dan Rogers, a farmer from Pembina
county, North Dakota, arrived last week
and proposes to remain with Cascade
county. Mrs. Rogers arrived this morn
ing.
W. Fl. Davis, the artistic designer and
plasterer, has commenced work on his
house on Ninth avenue South. Several
dwellings will be erected in this part of
the city early in the spring.
John Largent, of Sun River, was in
the city today purchasing supplies. Mr..
Largent is now "stuck" on Great Falls
and we may expect to see his smiling
countenance often hereafter.
Conductor Morrow of the Sand Coulee
Central railroad commenced excavating
this morning on his lot on Fourth avenue
North for a neat cottage, which will be
built as fast as the weather will permit.
Another party of about Is men started
this morning for the tie camps in the
Rockies. They will get out timber for
the Great Falls & Canada road. The
Grant Bros. are getting everything ready
for aggressive bodybuilding in the spring.
Judge Huy has had his addition to the
city, which adjoins the townsite on the
east and is very favorably located, plated
and will soon put tine lots on the market.
These will sell readily for residence pur-
poses.
Supt. King of the electric light works
is putting in transformers on the Central
lines today. These machines will
the lightning generated by the
dynamo supplying the arc lights so that
it may be used in the incandescent lights.
Three of these machines were put up to-
day.
Sol Yates drew a big crowd this after
noon when ut under sheriff's sale he sold
five horses, wagons and harness. j.
Blanding Of Sand Coulee bought four of
horses, which fetched respectively
$44, 1854 and $3.50. There was spirited |
bidding between him and John Glass for
the fifth horse, which was knocked down
to the wner of Buena Vista for $S2.
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