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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
Bic uebert6pc m mnmsi uGbima.

Su @aihin9ton cingetrotene Yripats
brisfe aus China beribten iiber Die rieiige
1eberi6wemmung in Ranton unb llmsec
bung 6Olsenbss: Die llebsrl9wemmung
mar bic pslbdnJniBpouite, welde in Gan.
ton isit 80 Sa5ren pcrSetommen it,. llebsr
10000 aberdeen finb babel umsetommen
uno nod piel mebr iinb benz 9unSertobs
dusgeiett worSen. 8auje 3Srfer firo pom
erbbooen uerl6punbsn unb bic 9teis: unb
Seiben: grnts 1T fat gang ueruidtet. Ger
ReiS Preis 1T I'M Is prOJent geitisgsn.
Der per6erbli6e Heaer mar Gnoe Suli &c:
fallen unb bate bic 6liiie gum llsberlaufeu
onaei6welt. Die StroBen BON Ranton
parsn iber cine @ode iiberlbpeWmt. Sn
Seq 0i brnd ooS Wohsr our6 Die Stobt:
mnusr unb mebrere TGuicnb Mtenl6en iinb
port srtrunfeu. Die ufer bss Stromes
wuroen al uielen Yuntteu pon benz 8aiier
our6bro9en pnb oieies er9oB ii9, Auss
in ietHem &ege nit f9 reiBeno, i6er ocs
Sanp. Sin NuSldnber, Der @usenjelge
Der @srbeeuung gepeien mar, beridtet, oa6
zines Nben0s has pom ibm bsDobute Boo,
IN Der Ndbe zines Bnmbus 6Gines onfertf
uub bah bis gum Worgsu has Walisr bis
al bic Spite beS @omblSrobrss geitis9en
mar; OH on6ereu 9unften ltisg IS ibsr
Radt nm 40 JuB. Die 8ewObrer Der
iberl6wemmtsn 06rfer la9erten auf Din:
b0ben. Sr6uuH in, sinem an einsm 9te
BEL fuiie beIegenen Waarttorte ertrant Die
Niebrsabl Der Bspobnsr eini9e battsn iid
uuf cine b6ber selesene Stsue sefGi9tet,
aber bas SO3pahsr bOIte ie bort elm uns
iie ertranfsn ebeniaQs. II dineliide Stu.
%oentsn, psl6e auf einsm goote ibre Ssis
~matbsb6rfer aufluden molten, ertranfsn
IN Solse bes llmidlasens oes Bootes. an
tinisen Orten batten @ltern ibre &inbs,
in cen &ronen pon Baumen fsitssbunben /;
oie Vdume wurben aber pom Waiier unters
ipiiIt uno umSerifen unb bic &inoer srs
tyanfen. Sn canton trisb auf Dem Chrome
ole &c DE ei: { iun9en frau In i3rsm Yrauts
lnSuse unb in einem Sdiiie purbsn Elm
Rnabs unb elm Mdo6sn auf benz Stroms
cabintreibsno sefunben, iiber bersn Der:
onIidteit ibneH an9sbeftete 3ettel &uss
tunit sabsn NIT benz geifisen, baB bsris
Z lsnSs Notb berri9e unb bic @ltsrn fsins
,e,ensmittsI beidBsn. EDGAR bas Grinf
waner 1T sdnsIid uerb0beu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
RenjaS.

= Gin mertwirbises @ei1enf erbtelt
iinsit Elm iunses Nab9en aus 6 p o.
ria. Sbr 8rdutisam bate fi1 mad Oas
toto besebsn, nm bort m6slidit i9nea bas
yerite 9unberttauienb pol ;u MAIDEN" unb
ieiner 9raut bas geft su bereiten. Sinsif
Bate CT aber bas l1nsliid, in elmer edge
mible bic redte 5anb gu psrlieren. gr
nubm bic 9anb, auf beren Singer nod Der
8srIobunssrins iaB, unb i9idte 8eibes
letner su Tobe eri1rodenen 8raut su. Oas
ioute ndnli9 cine %,sarte" Anbeutuns iein,
bab er ibr Wort suridsebe, ba Elm &rippel
ni1t gut senus fir iie iei. OaS Mdb9en
bate aber &opf unb 9ers auf benz redten
Sled unb antportets ibrem Sobn: w98as
rum bait Ou mir ni1t aud Oetnen &opf
rod seididt2 Ierloren bait ibn sewib,
benin ionit ~t6nnteft Ou ni9t slauben, baB
i9 Did uufseben wiirbe.~
- Sci Oase Miffton, BAT IS In
Der letteu Wo1e 70 anbaltenb unb i4wer
ssresnet, baB ~sesenwdrtis allie fIeineren
@swdHsr entweber Bis gum l~1eberfieben
nit WaHer anseiiIlt cber bereits aus ben
l1fern setreten finb unb ben @erfebr pols
ifdnbis unterbro1sn baben. Iu@ beibt
es, baB ben In ben Nieberunsen entlans
benz Neoibo &iper anidfisen Jarmern
@sfabr brobe, n~ambaften S9aben gu err
Ieiben, falls bic SIutben ni9t wei9en ioll:
ten.
llebrisens III IS nod teine brei Monat'
Der, baB jene @esens bur9 bic b09ff,
Slutb bsimssiu9t werbe, beren fi9 bic d.
teitsn NnfiebIer gu sntinnen uerm6sen
Bel bieier @elesenbeit aber wurben piel
bodcultipirte unb NIT etnem 3ablrei5ei
Siebitanbe periebene Sarmen sdn3Ii9 ger
fort. sa bic pilben Slutben bic Selber ie
ner IniiebIunsen ibrer fru1tbaren 9unus
bede bs,aubten unb ielbft gieb nit fi@ fort
riiien.
- gu wel9er Nisbertra1t bic 8robibi
tion fiibrt, bas bat man fiiraIi9 aud 8
OafpiIIe erlebt. gtnem bortigen 0ir
ger Lao bic @attin i'm Sterben unb be
ar3t psri1risb .ibr @sin. gs mar idwer
iol9en berbsi3ui9affen, mas ben gr3t per
anlaBte, @ein aus ieinen Yrtpatporrdtbe,
~ber3useben. Oie 6rau itarb, unb ais nur
Der arst feline &e9nuns eini9idte, bennn
cirte ibn Der @atte, neil CT perbotene @e
tranfe u%ertauft bate.
- Sn &anias finb, benz Beri9te be
Observation-Disclosures Ulcers .ufolse, mob
renb bieies Sabres i'm @an3en 1895 Bun
b%esli3enien fir ben 8erfauf seiifiser De
trdnte erptrft worben. 6ierpon falet
auf Gopefa "a, Widiia, Sc, Ntdiion SO
6unias Gitp in &anias so; Qamrencs 81,
unb auf fleinere Srte bes Staates ben
entipredenbe ~serinsere 3ablen. SIM Staa
te werben sesenwdrtis cine 8renneret I'm
Z Brauereien bstrieben. Die 3abl be
Qpotbefen basesen bat ii9 felt benz 81
sunni nm 400 permebrt unb ieitens bteis
foIen namentlid iebr idwunsbafte 81
i9dfte in rberstdrtenben arsneien~ betri'
ben perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
Rebeesfa,

- Sn Elm Sarmbaus in Der GGbe pom
9ibertn Gage 9ountp, brang tirSIi9
elm 9ewiner @sorse Sobnlon, unb p~erlanste
inter fir6terIi9en OrObunsen unS 9ors
baltung elmer Biitole Don ben Su GObe er:
l6rotsnen Gewobnern baS i'm t6auie be,
finoIi9e Saar9eIb. Gr erbielt inbeB nur
50 anO wurOe um rdditen Gage uerbuftet.
Den geri6ten Der 6armer SufoI9e er.
9ibt Die 9uferernte pon 4o-60 Sulbel
per acre. 9Iu9 Der 0eiSsn ersibt einen
anSemeienen @rtra9, bod ni9t 10 9roB,
ais Dor Der Grnte erpartet purbe.
Nebrusta tunn nit StoIs auf feline
@rfolge in Der 6crifSu9t binpeilen. gor
OreiBig Sabren par taum Elm Baum ani
ibren u%nbe9renSten Yrairien, nit Musnab:
me zines idmulen, ben StrOmen e%ntlane
l~iesenoen StreifenS. Sect aber sdblt ber
Staat iiber cine SierteImiuion &cres @alo,
ole minbeitens NIT coo. 0OO, 900 0dumen
6eitanbeu iin6. auBerbem SdbIen mir nod
$4,000, 00O SbIt6dume. Nebrasta pirb
~ tnrSer 3eit elmer Der benalbstlten Staa.
ten IN Der Union iein, pabrsnb tn berielben
3eit bic friibsren @aIoituaten abgsboIsi
anb ibres @aIbbeitanbsS bsraubt isin psr:
Den.
Oie friber in Sutton erldeinsn'
be 6rei Yrefe lit mad Suitinss psrlsst
unS in v9tebraSta 8oltsfreuno" umsetaufi
porben. Sas Slatt bat in benz Srts cine
3utunft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15

BEL Der ct. Saul giIenbabnbride 5 Sas
britmab9en unb Elm Mann. Sin uorbeis
fabrenbes S1leppbost peruria9te WeIen,
bic bas Huberbsot gum l1m59lasen bra1te.
Die Mufrssuns hber ben 6au NOT cine
srobe.
= SIN Sbebopsan wurbe bas prss
iect elmer WaierIeituns nit 249 Stimmen
nieberseitimmt.
Der Mnbau pom Gabat In 2as
Groe County i1eint CUTE Joris
ldritte au MAIDEN. Wie beri1tet, iinb
bieiss Sabr unssfdbr SO older NIT Tabat
beftelt porben, unb bic Musli9ten fur Ell
ne Iobnsnbe Grnts iebr gut. Dieter llme
ftanb birfte uiels Sarmer, bic nit NRiBs
mutb anf bic taft aIidbrli9 wiebertebrenbe
WRiBernte ibrer Weiaenfelber suridbliden,
psranIaIen, nit benz Inbau Der Tabat:
p~f1an3e einen 0eriud gu MAIDEN.
= Oie Yrobibitioniifen 6 augIaire's
baben bei9Ionen, cine miIitdrii9 organic
firte &inbersT Temp 3sgrmee Su bilben.
Die 1riitli1e Temperen3.8 ereinieun8 psn
Grauen bat ibre Witwirtuns ueripro9en.
Nue Yrobibitioniiten wolen BET Der nod.
fen SpestaIwabI i'm September fir unbe:
binste probibitiOn itimmen. ytarren!
&eb.)
- sSn unb Bel Sfbpemtns auf Der
geographic gu @iseoniin, poIitii9 aber
3u Ni9tsan seborenbsn oberen 5albiniel
am Superioriee iinb in ben Ietten MOnas
ten mebrere @olbminen entbedt unb in Bes
trieb genommen worben, beren grtrassfd:
bisfeit unb &entabilitdt iebo9 nod eine
Srage ber 3ufunft 1T. Stun aber 1T 9olt
tn Der gdbe Bon &napp, Meusmones
gountp sefunben worSen unb aud bort eir
tleines @olbfieber aussebroden. Mm gn:
be ftsdt nod Der sanse ssbirsise Tbeil uOl
ebler Metalle, bas nut auf bic Wdni4el;
rutbe t%partet, nm 9ebobsn su weroen. Oi'
@abri9einIidteit ipri9t bafir, baB @plt
pirflid an pielen Stellen NOrbsW iscon
fms portommt, aber nidt TT seniisenbe'
Mense, UNI bic 9ebunS gu lobnen.
I. - Sn Der @essnb BON Berlin babe,
Nadtfr0its Cben 8ronsbeeren seidabet
galmeter Sit9 & So. i9lasen ibren Ser
luit auf $40, 900 an, Garep Bros. ebenil
bod. SIM @ansen betrdst Der S9abei
etwa $4,000.
In = Oas 6orn BET ga @rofe, @al
gGaire unb Subon bat pom 0tadt
fr6ften selitten. Sci &tpon bat aube
benz Rorn aud Der Eabaf s%eIitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
MnsIa b.

gIfab>2 en-.

- Die gluswsiiuns bes Germ &otban
aus gliaBs0otbrinsen ioI bur9 bic @es
i@watisfeit ieines Dieners peranlabt pors
ben isin. Dieier, Elm fransOfi9er Glidis
fer, pfleste in Der llmsebuns pon 2utters
bad an peri9iebenen Orten bamit su prabs
len, baB iein 5err i'm 0oritanbe Der patrios
tii9en 9isa iei unb itd I'm gliab befiube,
INN bersn 3wede gu f0rbern. Gr mics TO-
gar sinise MaIe Brisfe Dor, weIde bic
nntsri9rift vOeroulebe" trusen. Oils
BET 9errn &otban s,uei fransOiii9e 9erren
auf Beiu9 paren, fdwutte er aus, bieiels
ben bielten nit ibm idsli9 sebeime Inter-
rebunsen iber bic IsitatiOn Der r9isa" &C.
Dieie NeuBerunsen wurben on amtlider
Stele b%efannt, unb barauf erfOIste bic
Nusweiiuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15


albIuttonSf@aIem, Nlben,
2%lItarbtIoer, MIt~arbIutmeny
21Itar8Io6en, Wltarfreu5t,
2lItar5deuen, 2tltarfptBen,
a1rmembadbfem, 24rmIen@fts,
a%1sperstas,
8etf@eunutel (sepoIferte,
2Stbeln, 8reptere,
Charcoal fir Raudfdfr.
Gborr5Ge, GbrittuS58Mtt&,
Gtbertem, Gtn9mIa,
1aImatieaS, GrbammnsSbA6sS,
0amiItenre8tfter,
Vtrunun8Sanoemfen,
Gabnen, Slas8en,
8mtteraIe fir aslde, Giborttn n,
0~etetbiidber in beutider, enslfider, traNSk
iider, boudnbiider, polnii1er, bS5wb
ider unb italieniider Spra9s,
@efdHe fur ote Ill. Dele,
0etndloe,
0oIos u. etlberfrems@en,
i. @oIos u. eilbermeoatIen,
0rmppenbiIoer aaer Ydpffe,
0rmppenbiloer, (Bbotosr.) sox @rr
melt bel benz Stem 9l.nar. GonsI psx
Baltimore,
Saas. II. lamilienbi@er fatbpIIAa
Cetlisenbtloer ann Ginrabmsn,
G%cttenetfcm, SofiensefakG
@anonsS afelu, &eIfe,
6trdtenmuiifaIien,
&trGenfe8eL
&ommunionanSen
communion u. 6trafmm8s""oe"Ss",
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
~rtppe"V9ure",
@romem u Statue",
@rtt3tnSc pteier "r1'
N""' ~"'"s
xebenS8et@t@fem pom Setlt9e" -
Se9emoe" Ger Se,I'Sem,
Sea0ter Don pfsl''n9. er!'ania y: enas'
xot@Dorn@en, wtart~ausu@ess
Neoatuon' VteB9ewa"oeT
WeBtamn~em. 1seBwe'",
"ua"r ~
Tttn"'p"'1e' ~t'lWs"s ss"WeF,
~""n'""Ss"
wsraoa 81. S;ss,;..
oHnenSI. s~terfer,en.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
mortraits ses XTII n. WimS
mresiattperfe.
NroaeSttonSfreu,e u. 8aternsm,
0OrioeS, RAuAmanteI,
TeliaionSs 3etatye,
1%sSsnfran,e, efapnlieSe,
Spikenbtlodben,
ot.t,,., ana nor monsr,,d,u suusausas \.
mauh,u
4 nou Gpus etoIos.
ctrSusMrn n. crane
fGr erafor,uur;,o,t.,
sontonsenfen. saufs@efds..
q,ws ,meniaer. qnusfmaIs~
s~nusw.inem.
s~heniooisde sN.rfs.
Sootens9iegiiter,
SrasbtmmeL
Sr""cr'"'e''
sr""""9ss""'smteH,
"aSeHeem"'s Inf
Ssawe5 anoere Seerse"' xSe'V'""~,
HSeiDraH@I"ner.
sa";S, "'
-s.,..... o.,,,.x..,, m,.,..
m..s "~.'.ss"."
Wr,efnasirrt flr @iSdmIn,h,
s~risfate0er. @ristumfMIdo..
Sn@baItungS Sebrba1er,
OVERWHELMINGLY
eotofeoera,
Sueue'
maftfen Der alttp nRp mss
smsenoi@rtften IT. stlserbanes,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
@tSeouRn.

Sn Ofb -ertran!en i'm 5Iufe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-15
B

Olpe y.
= Oie Z. Olbenburser @ewerbes9lu hi
itslIuns bat ii9 zines uuBerprbentIi9 resen
Beiu9ss BON Nab unb Sern gu erfreuen
unb weiit i9on jebt Elm bebsutenbss finan>
sislles grtrasniB auf. Die auswartissn
Beiu9er finb serabe3u iibsrrai9t BON benz
rei9en gilbe oIoenbursii4en @ewerbefleis
pes.
= 9m S. @usuif entlub ii9 iber 9ans
nopsr an6 SIbsnburs elm perbserenbes Sc
pitter unb idIus Der SIis in eine .anSabI
@ebdube nrb sinbete. Sn @arreu, in
6erbersen, tn Grmte wurbsn 6duisr elm:
gedl1ert; IN &ismsIob flint Sduier unb
cine S9sune bes Colon Sibmspsr.
SeffensN a II.
- Gin in Srantfurt a. W. %psritcrs
bensr rsider 9err (S09ber9) bat iein 8srs
teitamentarii1 psri6isbenen Stifs
tungen unb @eienidaftsn binterIoGen; u.
". ou9 100, 600 Mfart Der SO3inloemotra,
tie, au SGnoen zines b~efannteu ,Yerliner
s5iibrers Der Yartei. Dieter lit aud Sur
@mpfansnubme bss @eIees nod 6ranf:
iurt gereiit, bat IS aber nod nidt erbalten,
neil bic @si9piter bss GrblaHers bas
Geitament ~anse9riffen uuo Ginipru9 oeseu
balIelbe srboben baben. Der gsritorbsne
mar ndmli9 Elm uaturaIiiirter i6peiSer
Burger, unb mad iGwei3er 8e9t Iiub bic
@si6piiter gu einem 9ewiGen &beile erb:
6eredtist. @s irnst lid nun, Oh bas in
Brsuben msgeferti9te Seiiamsnt bes in
Breu6eu 0eritorbeneu ooer bas idpsiser
Re6t bes borti9en girsers our @eItuug
fommen mirb.
= Die prdmien fir bic @roreifune bes
M6rberS bsS QoiiSeiratbs Gumpff i'm BE:
TRACE pom Wtt. 10000 iinb II sur 9ers
tbsiluns gelanst. @ersOarm @St pom
Scdenbeim, wel9er ten Qieste anbtsIt nnb
bel isiner 6lu6t Ginning, erbielt Mt. 5000;
Der cine Der beiben Gintlsff DON 6cdsnbeim
Mt. 100, Der anbsre Mt. 1900. 1000
Mart purbsn unbewsitiS uertbsiIt.
Sannoper.
- @uf Der Qauentbalsr Suite i'm 6ars
lit elm Sdbden ~soIobaltisss SiIber tn &6r:
nerform i'm 9ewi9te bon 275 Yfun6 un6
i'm @ertbe bon etwa 10000 Marf seitOb:
len worben.
= Die 3ufsrproSuftion unierer Yro:
ping weiit, pie IN gang Oeuti9lanb, cine
betrddtli9e 8srminseruns bes 8iben.
baues auf. Wdbrenb i'm Sabre 1884 I'm
@an5en ll6.36l Wtorsen 2anb nit SRI
ben bepfan5t parer, wurben ioIde In bic;
fem Sabre muir auf 80, no Morssn anses
baut.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16
TERRITORIAL TAKES.
4 Digest Of the News of eTerritory
Gathered from the Territorial
Papers.

The Anaconda vSiew has changed
hands.
Tramps are working the grub racket in
Helena.
A band of safe crackers are doing the
Territory.
Butte, wicked Butte, encourages Sun
day dancing.
Helena is prosecuting work on her ar
tesian well.
The Helena papers report the mines III
that vicinity as booming.
A four-horse coach line will be operated
between Butte and Bozeman.
Smallpox has broken out among the
Sioux at Poplar River agency.
The Mineral Argus will shortly discard
the patent inside, and will print a 6-col-
unn folio.
A miner was recently killed in Bear
Gulch, Gallatin county, by an angry com
panion.
A hail storm in Madison county last
week did considerable damage to the
growing crops.
A man was jagged in the Helena cool
err last week, and became indignant over
the action.
The Macleod IN. ". T) Gazette is
growing about the prohibitionlaw which
is in vogue in that Territory.
Hugh McQuaid, a Montana print who
has heen doing Europe for the past two
years, has returned to America.
Butte shipped 3 asses worth Of bullion
one day last week, and the Town Talk
rises TO remark that it vas not very good
dav for bullion either. Sit down.
For the week beginning July 9th and
closing July 18th, 8 S so was received
Tor presumption, DESERT homestead and
! timber claims, at the I. S. Land office at
Helena.
A fellow while monkeying with a gun
in Helena, the weapon was accidentally
discharged, the bullet demolishing a plate
glass window, which will cost $125 to re-
place.
The two Bozeman divines who are en-
d~eavoring to settle question whether it is
scripture TO sprinkle or dip converts, are
creating plenty of amusement. 1t is said
to be a regular 4th of July picnic with
variations. ".".#..
Antelope Shirt, the notorious Piegan
Indian ta;ei, has been arrested and taken
to BoZeman to stand trial for stealing
Gallatin county horses Il couple of weeks
or more ago.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16
footing here.
aooL SHIPMENTS AT BENTON.
FORT BEsvoS .Jnlv I

FORT BEspoS, July Is, 1885.
Editor Of the TETBUSA.
About twenty-five hundred bales OF
WOOL, containing not less than 700, 900 lbs.
d naze p peer IS Tee Sf5aah It ri i59u5 ,ttte fDs more sss
making a total for 1885, Of 100000 lbs.
This wool will be bought or shipped al
most wholly on account of Boston dealers
and commission men, and will be shipped
at a rate Of $1.95 per hundred from Fort
Benton TO Boston. Itoccurs to me to ask
if your Montana readers, or the wool
growers of this Territory realize what a
blessing the old Missouri river is to this
northwestern country. Were it not for
the nayigable water of this great river,
the wool growing industry OF Nontana
could not exist. II We were dependent
upon the present railroad system Of the
Territory for the transportation of our
wool, it would probably cost US from four
to five cents a pound to get it to Boston,
which would be simply a paralysis of the
business. When [ came to Montana, in
1879, | found that the Union Pacific rail
road were getting four cents a pound for
wool compressed in bales, from Utah to
Boston, and when | reached Fort Benton
[ made a contract to ship the wool |
bought that season, for $1.75 to Boston.
does the influence of steamboat nayi-
CATION terminate at Benton. It is felt all
over Montana, and influences the freight
tariff on every pound of wool going east
from any part Of the Territory. Until
there is more railroad competition in
Montana, it will be a sad thing for the
.wool-growers and farmers if steamboats,
stop running.
The quality of northern Montana wool.
excellent, is much better than
usual this year, and will do much to add
to its reputation at the east. Nowhere in
great west, not excepting California,
IAN such excellent wool be found as is
generally produced in northern Noa-
ana. 1t bids fair soon to be u~nequalled
throughout the entire country. The wool
growing industry is at present suffering
the general depression, but there are
better days ahead for the sheep owners,
md those who stay with the business will
long be amply rewarded.
Paris GTasoy.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

Preliminary steps ere now being taken
towards constructing the ferry boat which
will be operated on the Missouri, above
the mouth of Sun river. This enterprise
is n of importance to Great Falls and
also a matter of convenience to the public
who desire to make this their trading and
milling point. This will also make the
building of the proposed cutoff from
here to Eagle Rock-and eventually to
Flat CIeek-a comparatively easy task.
It will also shorten the distance from here
to Sun River crossing and Fort Shaw, and
will be a much better road, at ali seasons.
1t will divert all the through travel from
Helena to Benton, by reason of its being
from ten to fifteen miles the shortest route.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD
MONTANA STOCK SHIPPERS ATTENTION!

u~fIJS COMPANY is again in the field seeking for a share of your patronage. Our
! line extends from Maple Greek, n. ". I, to Chicago St Lons n III points
u East Our stock ears are new and of the latestim improved pattern. Qua track Is
md our trains make fast time. Our yards are large, water lad IN we
furnish fodder at first cost which makes the price exceptionally cheap, and our
freight rates are low.
You need not fear any trouble wihthe Customs as onr arrangements are maze Il
peven delay o annoyance.
To- meu ho natrnfed us last season w e offer u thanks IN TASK repetition OF
their nvos. and to those who did not favor u in the past we ask you to give the
nw line a trial this year
Correspondence solicited
ROBT. KERR,
GenI Freight Agent
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

Anyone not adverse to a little physical
exercise, can enjoy a walk to the top of
Prospect Hill, just south Of the city huge
ly. The view from the summit is grand.
The beautiful Sun river valley, thickly
dotted with ranches, is apparently at your
feet, while the view across the Sand Cou-
lee toward the Belt range is grand. The
beauty of the situation of Great Falls is
enhanced, from this height, and one can
not well help thinking other than that ma
ture intended this spot for a great city,
and planned it accordingly. The beauti-
full river can be traced for miles and miles
towards the mountains, by the low bluffs
which skirt its either side.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

Work on the Montana Belle, Minneha-
ha, and other mines bonded by G. a.
~Droadwater and others, was suspended on
the Sd inst. As the bond expires Sep
TENDER /, it is o probable that the oper-
atoms will be resumed before that date.
We learn that though considerable dead"
work was done the mines are pretty well
developed and look fully as well as the
owners expected; but whether as good as
Mr.. Broadwater expected it is not known.
The last ore taken from the mine is very
rich and it is stated on good authority
that there is now enough high grade ore
on the dump to pay the expenses Of erect
ing sufficient machinery to work the
mines successfully. 1t is stated that while
all were we'll pleased with the quality of
ore taken out and exposed by the opera
tors under the bond, the ore body ex-
posed is considered insufficient to war
rant the purchase at the bonded price
$3.50, 000.-Husbandman.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

The June number of the West Shore
contained a sketch OF White Sulphur
SPRINGS. and also several pages of litho-
g-aDhs of buildings, &c.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

The sheriffs of the different counties
met in Helenalast week and perfected an
organization calculated to materially as
sist in the detection of criminals.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

Any good newspaper man, lo@ 9 for
. location, vii do we'll to co:responS.;t ~,
T C. GarretorA. B. Hamilton, ChofS,,
Montana. lis thriving and enterprisiiR
town has . falre, and a newspaper would
n,aoaledlyhrive.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

Go to J. II. Mcknight Il Co.'S, Fort
Shaw, fo2 furniture and house-httlng
goods, stoves :nd tinware. 2t
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16
SPRAY OF THE L

Range cattle are reported to be in eS-
cellcnt condition.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

We acknowledge receipt of a pamphlet
containing numerous engravings, from j.
J. F'alIon, agent of the Union Pacific, IN
Helena.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

The excavation for the canal or flume
which is to carry the water from the dam
to the Cataract Flour Mill, is nearly COM
nIeted,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

Chotesu offers Il bonus of 81 900 to any
mn that will establish a paper there.
Cho.eau is tihbest town in northern Mon
tana ior a hes>yaper, outside OF the
tow is which a"e aescy supo:ied.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16
PERSONALS.

II. P. Rolfe returned from Benton Sun
day.
DR.. Fairfield wasin Benton several days
the past week.
DR.. Ladies mother and sister, of Maine,
arrived here Tuesday.
Seo:ge Bull, OF Sun H:ve?, visited Great
FSlAone day this week. George tanks
OF footing here,
Mrs. $. A. Ink, mother of Mrs. Hanks,
My has been visiting here this summer,
S'ai'e for her home in Ohio this week,
s'oppiia:n Dakota while en- route.
hovL slinMENTS AT BENTON.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

J.n. Mcknight 4 = Fort Shaw. have
lust receised a large sh2 of fresh GRO
ce,ies and prvvisious, whica,or ORC coll
irc very low. ot
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

George Warner is reported as doing a
rushing business in Sun River, in the
fresh fruit and vegetable line. Warner
will s.cit thar" where others would fail.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16

'ne commissioners cannot disregard
1hp II petition OF people for the road rom
people him via Bulls Head. The
esta5ljsbmoat N'lce Il she matter Of the
fna ,s"1nenf Of roads. It Sysla No ~ :
nns ,oea to deprive the public OF = b 9e a
way to the county seat. p'gh-
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-16
G 10 has been makinrthe ni.ht.

-, rotamas ''aast week by ~whooping like
ito anche buck. His favor
., ~ 'o''lhah whoops has been
W. '1e common south OF Central avenue.
lie ought 10 be run in.