Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-06-18
SPRAY CT THE FALLS.

The Town Talk il tie title Of a spark
ling daily which made its debut in Butte
on the 8tn inst, From appearances Of the
first number, We would jadge that it came
to stay. Its Il dandy.
II. o. Chowen, agent and attorney for
the Great Falls Townsite company, re
turned from a six weeks visit in Mime
apolis last Friday. Mr.. Chowen says ev-
erything is moving admirably, and that
anyone that has any doubts regarding
Great Falls, will have them disl elled ere
long.
In Il private letter from Messrs. Chan
dler 6 Gregg, Of Fargo, d. T., agents for
the English syndicate that are Investing
heavily in lands in this vicinity, they say
that a grand future is in store for Great
Falls 1t is apparent that this company
is only waiting for d move to be made in
Great Falls before they throw their money
and influence in this direction. 1t is safe
to say they viii not lave to wait long.
The attention Of the "intellect" that
have circulated the reports that the ma
chinery for the Great Falls Roller mills
would not be put in this season, is direct
ed to an article on this page, taken from
the Northwest Miller, which ought to set
tie the matter. \ portion of the machir-
,rr- 10 ,,rr ~, r,,,tn ,pl +ha hoJnr.a will
be shipped 50 that it can be put in posi-
ton by the time the harvest is over. It's
now time for the crOakeTs 10 let 60.
II. O. Chovna AMI James Jcnnison have
awarded the Willford & Northway Manu-
featuring Co. their contract for the cree
ton and completion Of a roller mill at
Great Falls, Montana Territory. The ma
chineTy will comprise 10 pairs Willford
belt rolls, 5scalping reels, 2 common reels,
5 Minneapolis centrifugals, / Willford &
NorthWay @3pirating purifier, two Smith
purifiers, / iIelfrich & Curtis wheat scour-
e., Barnard i Leas separator, kurth cookie
separator. Prinz dust collectors, flour
p:ck2rs, scales, and everything necessary
t, make the mill d model Of its kind. A
G0-inch Flenniken turbine, under a 6foot
head, furnishes tie motive power. The
mill is expected to make IS bbls daily.
The building is finished, and work is to
90 on at oncc to get the mil! in readiness
for t ie next crop,-NorthWes Miller.
We give tile following taken from the
St. Paul Globe bythe Enterprise, for what
it is worth. MIR. Hills interests in this
place are considerable, and there is no
doubt but with his aid Great Falls would
grow rapidly. But with his aid or with
out it, Great Falls is destined to be the
commercial, mining and manufacturing
center of Northern Montana, as no sensi-
"The St. Paul GLOBE gives entire credence
to the report of j. Hills plans FOR build
Ing a city 1t Great Falls and for develop
ing the railroad system and mining inter
cots in this Territory. 1t is believed that
Hills plans IN ,ludes a railway extension
from his roads in Dakota to Fort Benton.
al early connection between that city and
Helena, the establishment of manufacture
ing industries at Great Falls, working the
Sand Coulee coal mines and the produc-
ton Of coke, and engagement in other
mining enterprises. The Globe says these
plans will not be fully carried Il for
ONE time, but Mr.. Hill has gone to New
York to further his Montana scheme.
Strength is given to this speculation by
the fact that this powerful syndicate is
scripping large tracts Of land about the
Great Falls and Sand Coulee, end secur-
ing valuable coal lands and mineral prop
critics.