Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1890-01-11
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
[From Wednesdays Daily.

SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Iron Wednesdays DaIly.l
Fur Overcoats at cost at The Boston.
The average temperature today vas AZ
degrees.
Sure cure for La Grippe-the Blue
Point Oysters at the City Meat Market.
The snow Is disappearing from the
ground under the influence of the mild
temperature.
A child of Mrs. Hackshaw's and one of
Mr.. Epperson's children, neal Belt, are
reported sick.
VIM. Glasscock, chief manager for A.
Nathan at Sand Coulee, was in the city
on business yesterday.
The Stockmen's National bank of Fort
Benton commenced business today, sup.
planting the Bank of Northern Montana.
The case of the state against James
Adamson, indicted for horse stealing, oc-
cupied the day in court at Benton yester-
day.
Reece Anderson and a party Of four
men arrived at Benton Yesterday with
another large shipment of gold bullion
from the Spotted Horse mine.
While eating his dinner at the Cascade
hotel today, one of the bOarders became
so sick with the influenza that he could
not 60 to his room without assistance.
Photographer Simpler recsived this
week a fine euryscope lens manufactured
by Voigtlarider & Lohn, Braunscheig,a and
he is now able to turn out still finer work.
The plans for the Great Northern de-
pot have come and are now at the office
of the Townsite company. 1t will be a
two-story structure OF neat design and
without any doubt will I'LL a long felt
want"
Mr.. j. 8. Reilly, the veteran stockman,
from Three Forks. just finished deliver
ing two cars of stock cattle to w. L. Al
lin, of Chestnut. These cattle were
brought from the Gallatin valley where
the range Is very short and will fatten on
the rich Smith river range.
Engineer Westerbery was engaged
yesterday in running lines for the per-
manent location of the Great Northern
track at the western terminus of Central
avenue. The track will be changed so
that 1t will cross Central avenue nearly
at right angles and the new depot will be
built south of the crossing.
Messrs. Elmer e. and Hugh Parsons
bought Allan Woods Hollywood ranch
about q month ago, and will cultivate it
next summer. This is said to be one of
the choicest places on Hollywood. Mr..
Wood will move up into the Dupuyer
country and locate with the family, and
engage in farming and stockraising.-
River Press.
The trunk line recently resolved to dis
continue the use of private stock cars.
This movement, in the opinion of many
stockmen, ia a step in the wrong direction,
if it shall result in the ultimate Danish.
ment of the improved stock car by the
influence exerted ON all roads engaged
in the carrying trade of cattle to the
Chicago market.
The city poundmaster is doing q big
business. He has about AZ head of stock
in his care. The stock owners should re.
member that the longer the stock remains
in the pound the greater the charges, and
take steps to release their. favorite DO.
vines. The edict has gone forth that nc
stock shall be permitted to run loose
within the city limits. Take warning.
The manly form of Harry Taylor has
been Frustrated by an unusually severe
attack of illness. The medical fraternity
have been unable, as yet, to determine
whether he has the fashionable 10 grippe
or phthisic, and consequently they have
determined to let him sweat. Though he
is very feeble at present, his many friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
Edwin Allen, customs officer, A. M
Heney, David y. Smith, Colin Genge, In
spector Macpherson with four constablei
and Scout Giveen and Interpreter Potts
of the Northwest mounted police, and
three Blood Indians arrived Saturday
| night after a six days journey overland
from Fort Macleod. They came on thu
old road via Plegan, Dupuyer and Bynun
and report a rough trip. Not much SNOW
was encountered until they reached Pie
| gan. They are witnesses in several of the
horse stealing cases to be tried this week
River Press, Jan. 9th.
Thos Lester's "Little Gem" Is one of the
finest pieces Of artistic work In the city
and being the product of his fertile brair
evidences excellent taste and Judgment
The arched ceiling is laid with wine
colored fresco, relieved with cross-bandi
of gilt. The walls are frescoed Will
pink-silk, gathered In to soft folds and
finished with a tasseled border and gil
band. His bar is original in design and
is finished in oil, showing the natura
grain ofthe wood. A doorway. screamed
BY heavy portieres, opens into q finely
furnished, private room In the rear. Thii
room Is finished with the finest paper, 20
iected with good taste, the floor Is cover
ed with Brussels carpet and the room
is furnished with every convenience. A
door from this room opens into a smaller
room which Is furnished with lounges
and everything suggestive Of comfort
Mr.. Lester 9 stock of wines, liquors anG
cigars is always fresh and choice.
THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, o.