Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-19

". G. Lee and wife of Kibbey are
the city, guests at the Park hotel.

.'a" [From Mondays Daily
W. G. Lee and wife of Kibbey are i'll
the city, guests at the Park hotel.
Firemen meet at Harry Ringwald's to-
morrow evening to prepare for the 4th OF
July.
Wm. silverman of Cincinnati, Ohio, is
in the city visiting his brother, j. L. Sill
yerman. ~.
The race track is in good shape. The
stables are finished and nearly all the
fencing is up.
We regret to announce that Howard
Crosby, deputy county clerk, is confined
to his room with fever
Will the railroad to the Belt mountains
be built this year? 1t is a pretty safe
proposition to wager that it will
President Van Horne Of the Canadian
Pacific and Tom Lowry, the Minneapolis
capitalist, will return here with Mr. HILL
JIM Gaunt, S. 6. Ashby & Co.'s travel
ing salesman, has returned from sue
cessful business trip to the Judith Basin
Lou Harris and his sister Miss Anne Of
Nashville, Tenn, left on the Helena
train today for short visit to the capital.
The bonds issued by the Sand Coulee
school district were sold for $1.01, show
ing the stability and good standing Of that
district.
J. q. Bundy, of Kibbey, one of the DEM
ocratic war horses OF that section, was in
the city today and made the TRIBUNE
pleasant call.
The express service between Great
Falls and Sand Coulee proves great con
venience. Judge RaA,n is the accommo-
dating agent at the coulee.
Bach, Cory & Co., have just received a
fine new safe which is now being placed
in position in their office. 1t weighs
5000 pounds and is probably the largest
in the city.
Messrs. Gurnee left today in their srlen-
did car Glacier for New York, well
pleased with their inspection Of the Great
Falls smelter, in which they are so large
ly interested.
To end the matter once for all we will
say for the benefit OF numerous inqurers
that the new smelter Of the Boston and
Montana company will be located at
Great Falls.
Messrs. Tod & Kelly announce them
selves as Public Accountants and Audi
tors. Merchants and others who have
not time to attend to their books, accounts
and collections would do we'll to consult
them. M
The good people of Sand Coulee are
preparing to celebrate the glorious Fourth
in an appropriate manner. The program
is not yet fully arranged, but it will
conclude with grand ball at Miners'hall
in the evening.
The Mormon fake must believe the
people of this community are as ignorant
and gullible as his brethren in Utah, if
he has any idea that letter racket will
work 1t is little the thlnnest piece Of
fakery we have seen lately.
President Hill, Col. Broadwater and
party returned yesterday from q journey
to Neihart They met Mr.. Armington
and others on the way and and We're we'll
entertained. Today the party left for
Helena and Butte, intending to return
here Wednesday. Mr.. Sam Hill, who
visited Neihart for the first time, was
much struck with the rich herbage which
he observed on the way. He admired
greatly the good horsemahship of Mr..
Armington and Col. Broadwater, which
was Of service in going through risky
places.
President James ]. Hill displayed his
usual llberality at Sand Coulee. While
he was at that place committee of citi-
zens waited upon him and asked that the
Sand Coulee Coal company, of which he
is the head, donate the site for the pro-
posed new school building. lit shall be
done," was the prompt reply. "As soon
as I return to st. Paul will instruct the
secretary Of the company to forward to
you the deed of the land you desire" The
whole thing was settled in three minutes.
The new school house will be a handsome
brick structure and will soon be under
full headway.
In addition to the report of wool re-
ceived at the Great Falls warehouse in
Saturdays TRIBUNE, S. N. Dlckey of Box
Elder stored So sacks, or Il, ,O19 pounds,
and Stems & Arlington 1880 pounds.
Today E. Hamel of Choteau stored 45
sacks, weighing 10,951 pounds, and 0. G.
Cooper of the same section 53 sacks,
weighing 9,761 pounds. The receipts tc
date exceed 100000 pounds and il begin
ming has hardly been made. Reports
from the Judith, from Choteau, the Mus
selshell and Sun river are to the effect
thar nearly all the wool is coming to Great
Falls. Since the foregoing was put in
type teams arrived from Belt creek with
10000 pounds of Judge Winn's wool. 1t
is stored in the great warehouse.
Jas. G. Blanding of Sand Coulee, is
doing good work in the way of locating
settlers on the fine bench lands of Cascade
county. He has secured for himself IL
fine body of land about eight miles from
Sand Coulee, towards the mountains, and
up to the 18th instant had located "a set
tiers in the same region. Many of them
are miners employed in the mines at Sand
Coulee who intend to become ranchmen
and are securing good lands while the
Iopportunity avails. Their places will be
Etakan hY other miners from the east and