Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-05-28

lAC hESSliiFi!itE VI iiC c1ilh u
Co.'S mines is Icing pushed forN ard with
yigor-
Dan Samples has sold his cattle to the
Miner Live Stock CO. The price paid is
not known.
The government will employ about $50
men in the Park this year in the construc-
ton of roads and bridges.
The present month has been an eXccp-
tionally disagreeable one, high. chilling
winds prevailing most Of the time.
The party who took Il IliGle and collar
off a stray horse near Sun River last week,
will please return the same to the Maud
s. stable.
Vim. Morgan has moved from Sun River
to his ranch on the Missouri, about eight
miles above Great Falls. He informs us
lie will start a dairy.
w. II. Mckay & Go. have contracted to
erect several brick buildings here this
mner and will also erect an office in
town for their own use.
Louisa Sherman and George Clarke
We're married at Cashiers ranch on
Wednesday evening of last week. Judge
Campbell performed tile ceremony.
Our readers attention is directed to c.
b. Jacauemin & Co.'S ad. in another\col-
umn Of this issue. This firm is perfectly
,eliable, and solicits your patronage. Mail
orders will receive prompt and careful at
tention.
The Touring mill at this point will be
Of great Importance to Great Falls. 1t
will be the means of bringing ranchmcn
from all sections within a radius OF sew
satX five or eighty miles here, being, as it
1.-THE only Touring mill, worthy of that
Iasaae, in northern Montana.
Mrs. Isabella Bowman, of Ruby Hill,
t1.,tsreka county, Nevada, wishes to know
the whereabouts OF her son, Reese Jinkin,
Who left Nevada two years ago for Mon
tina and was last heard from in Butte.
lie is q years of age and of light COM
~l,iexion. Further description is not given.
Territorial papers please copy
Adyices were received in Helena last
week ordering change of station for the
TWO Paynaasters, L. S. A, o in Helena,
Notably Major Jchn E. Blaine and Major
l.enry Clayton. Major Blaine, who has
1,ecn stationed in Helena since 1875, the
ate of his appointment, has been order
I'D to New York, and Major Clayton to
Baltimore.
Great Falls is particularly fortunate in
having such variety Of building material,
4 building can be erected here of almost
my desired material. Lumber il cheap;
brick Of an excellent quality can be pur-
chased as cheap. if not cheaper than at
:ny other point in the Territory; rock of
~:everal varieties are contiguous, and Of a
quality which has few equals in the would.
Will Hanks, the proprietor of the form
or Sun River Sun, having removed his
outfit to Great Falls, has finally competed
lis preparations and makes his low from
that place in the first number of the
GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE. issued last Thurs
Gay. The new paper is a four-page, %
column journal, printed IN handsome
paper and replete with interesting and
newsy reading, We greet the rising of
the Sun in Great Falls with wishes for a
successful course.-Helena Herald.
The opening up Of quarries of the va
ried building stone in this section would
have its effect in attracting a railroad.
Building stone Of the quality w have
here, is not found everywhere, and this
industry is likely to be of great impor-
lance in Il few years, inasmuch as compe-
tent judges have declared they never saw
their equal A good quality of stone will
command a price in advance Of what
many may think, aud within the next five
wears building stone from Great Falls will
find a marketin many Of the eastern cities,
or we miss our guess.
Americas greatest gala day is drawing
close at hand, and it would be about the
proper thing for Great Falls to prepare
for celebrating it in true L. S. style, with
plenty Of powder, ire-crackers, ginger
bread and sich. It would be the means
of drafting Il large crowd here, who could
spend the day very pleasantly and profit
ably to themselves and also to our bust
ness men. Let some public-sliritod man
t,le hold of this matter and the balance
will come tollis aid financially, end We
can have d. regular old-fashion celebra-
ton, Will, all the accompaniment. Now
don't all stand back.
Mr.. Ray, representing s. G. Ashby &
Co, Helena, and also acting as agent for
the Rocky Mountain H~usbandman, made
lis a short call n day last week. He was
particularly impressed with the situation
of Great Falls and its many advantages,
and predicts for it a fiattering future. He
says the business mensf Helena feel
kindly disposed towards US and are look
in , With Interest ut every nsose that is