The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-10
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
LFpm Tuesday 8 Daily. |

lFpm Tuesday 3 Daily.1
Ed Petersen of Kibby is at the Park
hotel.
E. d. Hstleis in from Sun River on
business.
Jas. Mar is among the visitors from
Neihart.
r. J.. Ballard came down from Craig
Saturday.
Fl. G. Kline was a passenger to Mel
hart Sundai.
A. and !. Brown came in from Glas-
gov YESTERDAY.
W.B. Hrptley has been appointed post
master at Caig.
Robert Lamb arrived in the city from
Monarch asst night.
r. P. Lean and T. E. Delaney are in
the city from Dupuyer.
Walter Boyd, we'll known at Barker, is
at the Milwaukee house.
G. e. Baker and wife of Wolf creek
are in the dty buying supplies.
P. F. Walsh. of the Neihart Mining
Exchange is at the Milwaukee house.
Dune Mcdonald is in the city looking
after his townsite and mining interests.
J: M. Addle, formerly of Great Falls
and late q Benton, has located at Castle.
H. H. Nelson of Cascade came to
town yesteh1ay TO meet his brother from
81. Paul.
James Fl. Gillett, the Willow creek
farmer aad stockman, is spending a few
days in tie city.
Francis 5. Eaton of Monarch came to
town Sunday. He reports that Monarch
is growing rapidly.
Snow fell to the depth of 10 inches in
Barker Friday night and on Old Badly it
was three feet deep.
Capt. ]. E. Williams came in from
Barker Sunday. Work still continues on
the I, W and good ore is being taken
out.
Charles Wolf, n of Hotchkiss Il
Hawkins'tin roof artists, will go to Mon
arch tomorrow to put the roof on the new
hotel.
10 Pepper, the rustler fort,tn .',s Lake
City nurseries, is out amone tee people
dong one good work in Inc interest of
fruit growing.
Supt. W. R. Green of the Montana Cen
trail RAILROAD, and his uncle E. Green,
are ENJOYING a few days grouse hunting
near Monarch.
r. E. Gray, foreman of the TRIBUNE
news room, is again at his post. During
his weeks visit in the Upper Belt region
many grouse suffered.
The mountains south of town are GOV.
cred with snow. Notwithstanding this
fact there is at least three months O.
bright fall weather due us.
N. T. Dlnsmore, who has been mana,
ger tor Cans q Klein at Benton, will &c
into business at Castle. The Benton store
of Cans u Klein is now closed.
Judge J. W. Tattan spent Sunday in
the city and departed yesterday for Bel,
to enjoy a few days fishing. The judge
informs us that he Is "out Of politics."
Jos. Winker, the Barker brewer, is il
the city. He reports the camp as quiet
! but much work is being done on many
claims and the miners feel confident O.
developing a good camp.
Mrs. Nettie Southwick, who has hat
charge Of the Kingsbury block has LEASED
the property to Mrs. Wood, who will also
have tirst-class private board in connec
ton. Mrs. s. leaves for Kansas City this
morning.
T. W. Murphy and Chas. Mcintyre O.
The The c hyesi7 TIE Butte It, eanal company are il
finished, only the rock work and som
1ume building remains to be done, whel
the company can give the farmers a plen
tiful supply of water.
MI. Parker, Of the Queen of the Hill
mining company, returned to his home
in Dakota Sunday. He has held on t.
his interest In this property for years
meanwhile facing the ridicule of some O
his unbelievlng friends; now he is en-
tirely satisfied and will retain his Queer
stock. He considers it the best mine il
Neihart.