Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-03-21

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Great Falls with the purpose of locating
He is a good workman, q deserving ant
worthy man in all respects, and we trus
will do a good business at the Falls
Deer Lodge New Northwest.
Messrs, Ives and Waldo were in tow
Yesterday and left for Minot. 1t is sale
| that Mr.. Waldo may succeed MIR. Shields
as division superintendent. He has beef
on the Wisconsin Central and has hae
much experience in railroad management
in Brazil and elsewhere.
All persons who have not yet taken ou
naturalization papers and who desire tt
vote at the coming elections should at
tend to the matter at once. For those
who desire information on the subject
the Tribune would refer them to W. M
Cockrill, clerk Of the district court.
A meeting of the wool growers OF
Northern Montana will be held at Fort
Benton on Saturday, March 3lst, for the
purpose of entering a protest against the
tariff bill now before congress. 1t IS
called by J. Il. Bower of Stanford, pres
ident of the Montana Wool Growers as
ISOLATION. .u"".. m ".Mm.. @. ....
Mr.. Mat Furnell and family, who have
spent the winter with friends and rela-
tives in Michigan, returned to this city last
evening and left today for their home IN
the Sun river valley. Mr.. Furnell says
the winter in the east was a very severe
one and that he often wished he was back
in Montana.
GIL, Goodrich, with T. @. Power u
Bro, returned yesterday from trip to
Lewistown and reports the stock and
other industries of the Judith basin as IN
a prosperous condition. The people OF
that section will come north this year to
do their trading, adding to the business
of the Manitoba.
There is big demand for carpenters
ill over town. The smelling company
secured four yesterday. F. M. Morgan
and others were looking for men to-day.
The immense amount Of building going
on and projected will create a demand
for skilled labor of all kinds. Good
wages are paid and no man need be idle.
Cascade seems to be growing place
and gives promise of becoming quite an
important little town. Several new build
ings are now in course of erection, among
the number large and attractive depot
for the Montana Central. Mr.. Cor
ham, the owner of the townsite, is selling
lots rapidly and expects his town to have
quite boom this season.
Pat Dwyer, an experienced miner, has
come here to stay. He visited Great
Falls last summer and has come to the
conclusion that this is the place for him.
He says: In all my experience l never
saw place better adapted for reduction
works. Water-power, coal and ores are al
available" Mr.. Dwyer is convinced
that the works will pan out we'll
n,,, who mould bo,o uniform rotes
80 ino 9. p nnI ~ 60" Guaa+ Fails and Helena
l ll,s y. , a. ,rhora tho Montana Can
SMUT, SIN, eApi "a T Nv oo,,ld +hat road nav
!ral uo,liea H. ;t hn i and the work q
l nxnanses vi # + we've to haul goods for
nothing? Would it serve Montana to show
small earnings on that road which goes
through the center OF the richest part OF
the territory? Let us live and let live.
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nehv lepuu.i.an ao ~ for ohoosin~
me lelli.oiiai ~, LoA' uat;ono1 oonuoutinSS
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snouiu We neAu au ; ie"v j., fo,nr Of Il
p u9 ia do a VIII, n;va them Gov
ai ;a1 .ne oooo an t,S oSs;s+ IN shaving tha
members the wonderful cataracts and
scenery Of Great Falls and vicinity.
Come on, boys, and take a drink-at the
Giant spring.
Mr. Cans. representing the John Deere
p]ow Comnnny. of Moline, Illinois, was
in town today. Mr.. Cans was favorably
imnressed With the prosperous appearance
Of the city. He spoke of an engineer
named Law who made surveys here long
ngo and predicted that this REGION would
he .the huh of the universe" on account
Of the water power, coal and other min
erals which he observed here IN abun-
dance. MI cans, le1t lof Helena WIN
MT. Mcknight.
sc. Ashby's new warehouse is gradu-
allv assuming vast proportions. When
comnleted IT will be the largest structure
outside of the Park hotel in the CITY. It's
dimensions are 6Ox1OO feet, In addition
a shed 12yeOO feet will be built and an
office 25x7O feet will he erected adioin.
no the warehouse. These structures
viii he finished in about four weeks. The
warehouse will be used for the storing Of
arr;o,,,tnral imn]amants whi1a the she'd