Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. G, r, Clingan, OF Belt,
visited the Falls this week.
VIM. Neil has u thanks for q brace Of
nice, plump prairie chickens.
o. c. Morrison was under the care Of a
physician several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Coon, of Sand Coulee,
will please accept thanks for a beautiful
bouquet.
W.P Wren, Of Murphy, Maclay s Co,
of this place, has been in the Chestnut
nountry this week.
Work On the dam was resumed this
week, and if the fine weather lasts it will
shortly be completed.
Chas. Wegner's new building is assum-
ing shape rapidly, and when completed
will make fine showing.
We understand it is the intention to
havea hop in Mr., Hugs e building on
the evening OF the 25th inst.
A social dance was held in QuenalIs
hall last Friday evening, which was we'll
attended, and an enjoyable time had.
Ira Myers arrived from Great Falls this
afternoon. He came over the new road
and made the trip in six hours and a quar-
ter.-River Press.
Ira Myers s. Co. will make some eNten-
sive additions to their mill in this place
this fill. Among them will bc a large
dry house, fifty feet long.
Hotter Bros. received another large raft
of lumber at their yard last week. They
now have nearly half million feet of lum-
Der and dimension stuff here.
w. f. Parker, of the law firm Of Rolfe
& Parker Great Falls and Benton, has
been appointed deputy prosecuting attor-
ney. The selection is a good one.
Great Falls is likely to enjoy a medium
sized building boom yet this season. We
learn of one of or two large business
houses which Will likely be built yet this
fall.
A. n. Burczynski, Of Sand Couiee, was
in Helena this week attending the civil
service examination. Dir. b., is an appll-
cant for 4 clerkship in I of the depart
ments in Washington.
Wit!in thirty days Geo. Huy willhave
his new building stocked with a complete
line of clothing, furnishing goods, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, &c. We understand the
goods are now en- route from the east.
Walter Brown has arranged to rattle OF
a fine 4-yearold horse shortly. The per
son holding the winning paste board will
be entitled to the animal, or il he chooses,
Mr.. Brown will give him 500 fer his
bargain.
George Burlington, the representative
of the TRIBUNE, has returned from u very
success full to I~iighwood, Silonkin, and
Deep creek. We are pleased to note that
the people in the different localities
treated him kindly.
The four mill in this place isnow com
pletel, and the machinery ready for oper-
alton, and as soon as the race is finished,
will be ready to run. Farmers will be
perfectly safe in bringing in their wheat
in two weeks from this date.
Jerry Collins, of the River Press, on his
recent visit to this place, came over the
Bulls!lead road, over which there has
been more or less controversy. Jerry
saws the road is not bad, and upon
the whole Will compare fayorably with
any other Montana highway.
Friends may desert an editor, rivals
may scorn him, and he may fail to get a
p~ostohice, but as long as his scissors do
not break and the c~ockroaches do not eat
his paste, hope turns its golden light mp
on him and his future has a trade silver
dollar lining which sorrow corFode.
One of the laughable incidents of the
procession which escorted John China
man to the ferry was the presence OF "jim
Blaine bringing up the rear, or acting as
rear guard. AS usual, Jim was in no con
dition to navigate steadily, and the way
he hit the road, first on one side and then
on the other, would have made a Chinese
god smile.
We learn from a creditable source that
some important discoveries have recently
been made in the Yogo district. Native
Upper in large quantities has been found
and tie silver prospects are showing W
handsomely, while the quality and guam.
tity of the ore is not excelled in any
OF the other adjacent districts. Yogo is
likely to be heard from yet ere the snow
flies.
Northern Montana, while enjoying nc
boom, is nevertheless fast settling up BY
a rood and industrious class Of citizens
As evidence Of this, three years ago there
was only one ranch On Otter creek, while
ROW one will see nearly every half mile
of its full length the neat and well KEEP
cottage Of the rancher and stockman
This is the kind of immigration
Montana needs and should encourage
Boom immigration has never yet made
any new country noted or wealthy.