Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-16

Paul from which point they will disperse
to their respective homes with liberal and
enlarged ideas as to the extent and i'm.
portance OF the great northwest, anC
especially of the Great Falls region.
| From Thursdays Daily
A GRAND RECEPTION ACCORDED THE Ed
| . ITORIAL PARTY. ...m
When the editorial party returned from
the smelter buildings and the cataracts
yesterday afternoon, the citizens turned
out in great number to welcome them
Col. Stevens, Orange Judd, George w.
Hill and others in the party found many
friends here, who told them all about the
great resources Of the great Missouri val
ley. The fame Of Hon. Norman ]. Col
man had preceded him and he was well
coined in the triple capacity of commits
sioner of agriculture, Missourian and
editd II of the Rural World.
About two o'clock a public welcome
| was nccorded the visitors in the office of
the Townsite company, where champagne
and lemonade were served to. the guests.
The visitors were welcomed heartily bv
Mr.. Paris Gibson, who spoke briefly, so
that the editors might have all the time
for long or short talks as they saw fit.
MI. Paris Gibson said: ...-u
Gentlemen, | will say briefly that we
are exceedingly glad to meet you; that is
tba Qpnfi M ont nf fha ,,,l,o
',io 9ei'Vi'ie'i' ~ .ie people throughout
this country. wish that the weather adj
mitted of your seeing the beautiful val
ley in Sand Coulee and the wealth of
coal with which it is endowed but you
will take it for granted that we have
there exhaustless supplies of the coal
which is here displayed in great blocks.
You have seen for yourselves that we are
no more part Of the great American
desert than Dakota or Minnesota. Gen
tlemen, repeat that you are heartily
welcome, and | hope you will derive
much benefit from this visit, which has
afforded us so much pleasure ZAP
plause.)
MIR. coLMAN SPEAKS.
Mr.. McGinnis then introduced in ap
prouriate terms the Hon Norman T
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