Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-07-09

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SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
The wool clip in this section has nearly
all been marketed.
Every car penter in Great Falls has all
the work he can do.
Sun Rivers new paper will make its
debut in two weeks.
Quite a number from this place spent
The Fourth in Benton.
The Sand Coulee Conpany's miners all
had q holiday on the Fourth.
A number Of cowboys hare paid their
recnacic 10 +Ia town ;b;c u.acI
RoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Coon, OF
Sand Coulee, on Saturday, July 4, 1885,
a son.
The dance at Sun River on the evening
OF The Sd was a grand success, socially |
and financially.
A railroad for nothern Montana is not
by any means an im~probability, within a
very short lime.
There will be many improvements made
in G'eat Falls yet this fall. The town is
moving along nicely.
Go TO j. H. Mcknight & Co.'S, Fort
Shaw, for furniture and louse-ftting
goods, stoves anG tinware. ct
It is said that the dance given here on
the evening OF the Fourth, was an enjoy
able affair in every respect.
Paris Gibson bought Jas. A. Walkers
wool, about ten thousand pounds, yester-
day. Price, II cent a pound.-Press.
J. H. Mcknight s Co, Fort Shaw, have
just received a large stock of fresh gro
ceries and provisions, which they are sell
ing very low. ct
It is said that since the advent Of a son
in the family of j. ". Nixon, OF Sun
River, that Nick has grown out of all
due proportions.
1t need occasion no one any surprise if
the Great Falls precinct polls more votes
1t the next general election than any other
precinct in the county.
We are in receipt of the premium list
of the Montana Agricultural, Mineral and
Mechanical association to be held at Hell
ena on the gath, 25th, Goth, eth, aSth and
29th Of Aaggpst.
FForkenahe Cataract FIGURING Mil is
heIn pushed ahead vigorously, with a
large crew Of men, so as to have it in
rape receive the machinery which
will arTfvesiin a short time.
For some reason or another Col. W. T.
Wheeler and party who weTe-according |
D the Helena papers-to embark for
Sreat Falls some two weeks ago, have
,iled to put in an appearance as yet.
The road from here to Eagle Rock, TO
ltersect the Helena and Benton road, will
e put through yet this summer. There
no question about it. The people de-
land it, and it is rigltthey should have it.
It is stated that at least $4,000 head OF
cattle will be driven on the Marias range
this summer and fall. The few cattlemen
whose herds have heretofore fed off this
range are naturally hostile at the new
corners.
The county superintendent Of schools
has appointed Paris Gibson, Jas. 7. Lee,
and II. P. Rolf, directors, and Silas Beach
" clerk of this school district. The gen
tlemen selected are well qualified for the
positions.
Mr.. Mcknight says the location and
surroundings of Great Falls are the finest
he ever saw. This compliment, coming
from a gentleman who has travelled ak
tensively, is a close observer, and who
compliments nothing which is undeserv-
ing, carries with it more than ordinary |
weight.
Mr.. ]. II. Mcknight, off. II. Mcknight
& Co, Fort Shaw, spent several days in
town the past week. Mr.. Mcknight says
Great Falls has improved wonderfully
since his last visit, and will now compare
fayorabiy with other towns in this section
Of the Territory. We wish Mr.. Mcknight
could be induced to locate here.
A man was bucked off a cayuse in Sun