Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-10

in5 to notify G. s. Gibson Of the death
tl.lt gentleman being In the Belt creek
country somewhere.
From Saturdays DailyJ
Wild geese have been seen near Gas
c&de.
Apples, sweet potatoes and grapes are
somewhat plentiful.
The galvanized iron for the Phelps Ma
ginnis block has arrived.
Mr.. Duval, the insurance inspector, has
nearly completed his examination of this
city. ...
Mulligan & Smith have sold 1000 cords
of their wood to Mr.. Kyes for the Fort
Assinniboine contract.
C.J McNamara of Fort Maginnis ar
rived in the city last evening and left fo1
Helena today on brief business trip.
Clark Bros & Co. are loading several
teams today at Murphy, Maclay & Co.'s.
with supplies for their sheep ranches at
Choteau.
James Lemon says that Messrs. How
ard, Pinneo and Wiesner, who went with
the Sun river cattle, have returned. They
sold at fair prices.
Mr.. Garrity, the store keeper at Sand
Coulee, came in early this morning after
DR.. Ladd to attend John O'Berne, the
foreman Of the mines, who has been dan
gerously i'll for day or two.
J. B. McShane has so far recovered
from his injuries as to be able to attend
in person today, the loading Of train Of
beef cattle at Sand Coulee. He will send
out second train load tomorrow.
Jos. Cans Of Helena is in the city. He
has been out towards the Judith looking
after his stock interests and is today at the
stock yards, an interested looker-on, while
Tracy and the other boys do the hard
rustling.
j. H. Mcknight has transferred his bust
ness as post trader at Fort Shaw to J. W..
Mcknight of Sun River. Mr.. J. H. Nc
Knight will concentrate his business
here where he has good facilities for
a large trade.
The opening ball and reception at the
Minneapolis house last night was we'll at
tended and impaired much pleasure.
Mrs and the Misses Wellington were ac-
tive in promoting the entertainment of
the guests.
Cattle shipments go on rapidly. To-
day AL head were shipped from Sand
Coulee by the Bay State Live Stock com
pany, whose range is in the Judith basin.
The cattle were shipped in two train
loads and in Streets stable cars, of which
there were 81.
The first output from the Florence
mine at Neihart is to be 800 sacks instead
Of 150, as stated last week. This ore will
go to Great Falls and will be offered to
the Smelling company there, and if it
fails to bring what the owners think it is
worth, they will send 1t forward to Oma-
ha.-Rocky Mountain Husbandman.
Judge Dyas was busily eng ,ged this
afternoon, in selling Herefords and Jer-
seys from the Indiana stock farm. Rob-
ert Vaughan and Dave Thomas, were the
principal buyers. The sale was attend
ed by Messrs. Paul, Fairfield, Blanken-
baker, Ray, Addie, Burke. Kidd, Theo.
Gibson, and others.
"Rally! Rallyl! for the redemption of
our land from Old Copperheads, British
Consplrators and from Rebel Brigadiers," !"
is the way the republican sheet closes an
advertisement setting forth the fact that
Tom Carter will crate here Monday
night. The author of the ad. ought to go
right down to the Big Spring and bathe
his fevered brow.
J. H. Moe, cashier Of the Bank of Fer
gus county, Lewistown, is making bust
ucif To +l,o o;t W.
erly register of the Helena land Office
tional Bank of White Sulphur Springs.
being enc of the founders of that institu.
ton. He is widely known in the terri
tory and popular with ALL
A good many inquiries have recently
been made in the territorial press as to
who is Tom Carter. The Tribune would
say that the gentleman will arrive from
his lonely trip to the Judith country
Monday and will be able to answer the
inquiry that evening. He has had an ex-
cellent opportunity on the way to and
from the Judith to rehearse his speech to
the surrounding land marks, and doubt
less will be prepared to make the great
est effort of his life.
Artlnles have been filed with the Terri
torialSecretary,i incorporating the Cascade
Gold and Silver Prospecting and Mining
Co., with headquarters at Great Falls.
The company is formed for the purpose
of prospecting and selling mining prop.
erty. The company have already some
very nice lead property, and will undoubt
edly meet with success. The officers are
President, J. A. Carrier; Vice President,