The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-24
SPRAY OF THE FALLS
From Saturdays Daily.

JAS. Lytle and ID. c. Marsh, two of Aug
usta's prominent ranchmen, are in the
city.
W. j. Clark of 4he Monarch tOwnsite
company came down from Helena yes.
terday.
A license to wed was issued yesterday
to Samuel Il. Harris and Belle NJ.
Douglass.
A. F. Emerich, the mining expert, has
returned from Butte where he has been
examining several properties.
A band of nine antelope was seen yes.
terday on the bench land north of town.
Several have also been seen Oh the bench
west of town.
A very rich strike is reported in the
Jumbo at Castle. Numerous strings OF
ore have beeu cut and the assays run as
high as IS per cent lead and $50 ounces
in silver.
j. p. Bouscaren, who is interested in
the Montana Northern railroad came in
from Choteau yesterday. He reports the
prospects for tie early commencement OF
work on this line as quite good.
2. T Burton, of Helena, has been ur
near Choteau where he is interested il
the Eureka canal and a large area Of
desert lands. With irrigation these lands
will become a source OF great profit.
One hundred and four bushels of oats
was the result from one acre here, and
with sixty-six bushels of wheat from an
other, speaks we'll for this valley. Irri.
l fratrop NrOuA tt u u.
Gazette.
The Legal Tender strike continues to
hold out. The company has been sink
ing in ore since our last issue anu there
is no signs yet of getting through the
shute. The ore continues to prospect
we'll also. assaying Oh per cent lead and
from 45 to 100 ounces in silver. The ore
is a gray carbonate. Husbandman
Prof. F. W. And-rson's friends will be
pleased to learn that he has been offered
and accepted the position of assistant ed
itor of the American Agricultural of
New York city. He succeeds the Hon.
Geo. A. Martin, a veteran journalist.
Prof. Anderson will enter upon his new
duties about October 10th. until which
time he will remain in Washington.
Superintendent Palmer of the Butte.
Boston smelter left for Butte yesterday
and MIR. LA. Coram of the same company
proceeded east. The latter will meet
President Hill ''down the line" and
probably return with him.
Miss jenkins, formerly with d. b. Fisk
of Chicago, has charge of the millinery
department at the New York Cash
Bazaar. With her expert manipulation
and excellent taste she can make a hat or
bonnet that will please anybody,
Frederick c. Kress announces that he
has completed arrangements to establi sh
a paper at Monarch, the first issue of
which will appear about Sept. 25th. The
latest mining news will be an especial
feature of the Monarch Advance"
The Great Falls Business college is one
of the best schools of its kind in the
northwest. Send the names of 20 young
men and women who are likely to be in.
terested in educational work, and we will
forward to your address the College Ad-
voeate one year free of charge.
Mr. Beckon of the New York Cash
Bazaar is preparing a nice present for his
customers. With every dollars worth of
goods purchased he will give a ticket and
when ten of those tickets are presented
he Will give q valuable set of spoons or
,rth-r silverware as the customer NAV
choose.