The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-10-01
From Sundays Daily.

David Graham and wife are in from
Box Elder on business.
Ed Reinicke and H. E. Snyder of Sun
river leavings are at the Milwaukee
house.
Thirty cars of cattle were loaded at
Arlington yesterday. They are from
the Judith range.
The gross earnings of the Great North
ern system for August were $685., 1888, an
increase of $119,044,
J. E. Williams and Dan Carpenter have
gone to Toston to inspect some mining
properties for Great Falls parties.
Up to 6 p. m. yesterday Jas. Curriel
had registered 112 votes and H. d. Burg
hardt 100. The total registration to date
will probably reach 24O.
Parents should warn the children no,
to play near the street car track. AT
places they try to get on the cars-just
for fun-and cause the train men annoy
anc-. A serious accident is liable to oc-
cur from this kind of sport.
Today the Merchants restaurant, DIDO
site Park hotel, will serve an unusually
fine dinner from IL to 3 p. m. This place
is noted for its excellent cuisine and DO
lite attention and all e%xcursionists will
be pleased if they give it a trial.
A larger crowd than usual attended the
races at the fair grounds yesterday. In
the running race Kitten came out ahead
of Bay Tom. In the pacing race v, ughn's
Parsons Won the first heat and Theo,
lrjhSnpTc u-Np tho annnrH opl tl,;ul hons.
Granville Stuart and wife of Fort Ma
ginnis, arrived in the city yesterday and
will remain for several days at least. The
many Butte friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart will learn with pleasure that they
propose making their homes here.-In-
ter Mountain.
The directors of the Neihart TOWNSHIP
company met Friday night and unani-
mously voted to raise the price of lots re-
naming unsold 1915 per cent. A large
number of lots have been sold and this
raise will put money into the pockets of
individual owners.
Mr.. Tom Hanlon leaves soon for White
Sulphur Springs to assume the manage
ment of the White Sulphur Springs In
provement Co. He states that it is the
intention of the company to build large
hotel and bath house. and make other
improvements. In a short time this
place will be que of the most attractive
towns in Montana.-Helena journal.
The Great Northern estimate of the
wheat it will carry this fall is 81, 100000
bushels, and the Northern Pacific esti-
mate is 100000. The Northern Pacific
estimate is of wheat east of the Missouri
river. 1t is estimated that east of Wash
ington will alone furnish II, 900, 600 bush
els. Avers cling 600 bushels of wheat to
a car, there will be required to move the
total 100000 bushels 10000 cars, or a
train $50 miles long.
Richard Wright died at II a. m. yester-
day of typhoid fever at his residence on
Third street between Sixth and Seventh
avenues south. Mr.. Wright came to
Great Falls early last spring and being
favorably impressed with the prospects
the town concluded to locate and in
vest here. He bought several lots on one
which he erected three neat cottages,
and had plans prepared for a fine brick
hat. lie was an energetic, enterprising
citizen and in his death, Great Falls loses
one of her staunch friends. The body
will be sent to England for burial.