Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-11-28

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SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
J. NJ. Iargent made a trip up the val
ley as far as Fort Shaw, last Saturday.
Uncle Vim. Healy, of Sun River, ar
rived here with two loads Of wheat last
Saturday.
Miss Ella Brownson, who has been Wis
iting with friends here for some time past,
departed for Sun River Saturday.
Geo. Burlington objects to having his
house denominated as a shack" He says
it is a suburban villa. Let US faint.
Prof. O. C. Morrison was in from the
coal mines this week. He has just re-
covered from a severe attack Of pleurisy,
Messrs. Z. G. Maclay and Gus. Senieur,
of Fort Benton, arrived in Great Falls
Saturday night and remained over Sun
day.
George Warner, the rustling express
man, made a trip to Great Falls this week.
He says business is improving all along
the line.
In another column will be found the
names of parties who have brought wheat
harM 6nrinr tbn na-t yyaolr tntrafbar with
then number of bushels.
Beachley Bros. & Hickory are arrang-
ing to enlarge their business room. We
understand it is the intention to make the
room twelve feet wider.
Mrs. Laid, mother of DIR. 4. G. Ladd
of Sand Coulee, who has been visiting
here for the past few months, started for
her home in Maine this week.
W. O.. Dexter arrived from Benton Mon
day. He says the river metropolis is per
fectly wild over her brilliant railroad
prospects, and that real estate is advance
ing in price.
A. E. Rogers, the genial county clerk,
spent Sunday in Great Falls. Mr.. Rogers
was astonished at the growth of this own
since last year, and predicts that it will
be the largest town in the northwest in
side of ten years.
A mock trial by moonligh was the sen
:sation of the week. Those present state
that the scene was thrilling in the e1-
IRENE. When last seen the prisoner was
making tracks over the boundless prairie
in the direction of the international boun-
Diary line, presumably to get work on the
c. P. branch.
MIR. Gus. Senieur, architect and con
tractor Of Fort Benton, was in the city
last Sunday and favored the TRIBUNE,
with his presence. He was here in the
interest of Murphy, Maclay & Co, whose
extensive building he has under contract,
and expects to begin its erection this fall.
Dir. Senisur understands his business and
has many monuments to mark his me
chanical skill in Montana.
We learn that several gentlemen intend
giving the bench lands in this section q
more severe and thorough test Of their
grain-producing qualities than has ever
yet been given them. We have no fears
of the result, as the bench lands on the
Highwood have been subjected to the
most severe tests, and have shown that
wheat can be grown Oh them with better
results than in the valleys.
The wheat came in so rapidly last week
that by Saturday the wheat bins and ali
available space IN the three floors Of the
Roller mill held all the grain they could
possibly accommodate. Sunday a large
number of teams arrived from HighWood
and the wheat was stored in Murphy,
Maclay & Co.'S warehouse until such time
as sufficient room can be made IN the
mill for its accommodation.
DR.. Wynne, well known throughoutthe
Territory as a specialist of the eye and
ear, viii be professionally in Helena, at
the Grand Central Hotel, the Sth of De
cember to remain one week. He can then
be consulted in cases of the "Eye, Ear
and Throat" and Diseases Peculiar to
Women" having spent the past year in
the large hospitals of Europe in the ey-
elusive study Of these two classes Of dis
ease. His office is now in Butte, n T.
Reports from Benton state that the
Straight and diamond" brands of flour
are having a big sale, and people are pur-
chasing them in preference to the favor
lite brands of Minneapolis and Dakota
flour at the same price. This speaks vol
umes for the Cataract mill. We are told
that it is seldom that a new flour mill will
do satisfactory work for a time, but it
seems that AIR. Graham, the miller, has
got onto the combination, for the flour
made is unquestionahly the hest that can
possibly be manufactured from the wheat.
Next year a better grade of wheat will be
grown throughout this section and q cor
respondingly better grade of lour will be
the result.
It seems to hurt a great many green
eyed people to think that Great Falls has
a steam saw mill, a steam planning mill,
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