Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-07-31
Iron Monday's DaiIy.l

The Cataract mill started up Saturday
to its full capacity.
President Eilers of the Montana Smelt-
ing company arrived today from Color
ado.
w. P. Turner Of the Marias Is butter
maker on an extensive scale. He has
disposed of 1 400 pounds at Butte.
Messrs. Longeway, Beckon, Sinclair
and Collett caught over $50 pound Of fish
near the great falls Saturday evening.
e.. W. Pence has sold his running horse
Red Ribbon-to Wheeler and Wilson
of Salt Lake City. Consideration 5000.
Mr.. Morgan, q representative of the
Continental Oil company, is in the city
today looking after his company's inter
ests here.
L. H. Kleinschmidt, the Heena capt.
talist, was up and out early yesterday in
order that he might see the falls before
returning to Helena.
Thomas Hanlon, the wool buyer, is in
the city from Great Falls. He says that
prices for wool are ranging higher than
ever.-Helena Journal.
Capt. Towar, who is in charge of the
work of improvement on the Upper Mis-
souri, left today for Benton, after spend
ing pleasantly a few days at Great Falls
Mr.. Watson, one of the wealthy and
prominent citizens of Minneapolis, arriv-
ed todny and will spend mouth or two
will be trip to Neihart "M
Delegates Gibson and Collins left today
for Helena to resume their labors in the
convention. Messrs. Browne and Conrad
together with Chief Clerk Todd and
Chaplain Clewes were also passengers on
today's train bound for the capital.
Among the Park hotel arrivals are
John Watson, Minneapolis; Mrs. E. M
McCallum, Morehead, MINI; g. II
Phillips, Glasgow; f. r. Sieler, Devils
Lake; l.. H. Hamilton and wife, Utica
Mrs. Julia M. Browne, Newport, Vt
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Frank p Sterling, administrator Of the
estate Of George T. Cadge, deceased, in
this issue of the TRIBUNE. He offers for
sale about 1000 stock cattle and band
of horses. It is doubtless an opportunity
for bargain.
Baptist service was held In Minot hall
last evening. Rev. Mr.. Anderson preach
ed an excellent sermon to large audi
ence. A business meeting will be held at
D. m. tomorrow in Mr.. Leslie's office.
Subscriptions are ming in freely for the
new church.
G. X. Cole, R. A. Kuke, VIM. A. Chess
man, VIM. Chumasero and l. d. McCutch-
con have incorporated the Wilder Lake
Boating association to construct a lake
for boating and producing ice, to build
hotels and other places of amusement
and entertainment at Wilder Lake station
on the line of the Montana Central rail-
road in Jefferson county. The capital
stock is $25, 900 in $50 shares of 500 each.
Helena journal.
About II o'clock the other night rail
road clerk came over on business. He
a, ked fellow-cltizen whom he met
where was DR.. Reeds house. The citi'
zen volunteered to show him, but he
thought that he acted rather wildly IN so
doing. Later on he met another citizen
and inquired If the first was all right, for,
said he, II had my hand on my revolver
companion was all right, he felt easier.
Mr.. Williams, the we'll known miner,
owner Of the "T. W." at Clendenin, re-
turned yesterday from Boulder where he
spent d week recuperating, Mr.. Will
liams has bought some interests in the
new mining district near the head of Log
cling creek and has very high opinion
of that camp. The veins are large and
the ore is good grade and Of the most
desirable character, carrying n large per-
eentage Of lead. He expects to put on a
force Of men at once and develop one or
two of the leads.
! The First National banks statement,