The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-15
SPRAY OF THE FALLS
from Wednesdays Daily.1

VIM. Abbott of the Judith, arrived in
the city yesterday.
E. M. Bean of Sun River is a guest at
the Milwaukee house.
@. E. Beal, the we'll known and success
full wool grower, is in the city.
Jno. A. Hay of Grafton is in the city
today making final proof on his home
stead claim.
G. N. Frost, postmaster at Grafton, is
in the city assisting Ii neighbor to 'prove
up on a piece of land"
NJ. M. Powers ad. shows just what he
is dong. If you want tirst-class goods at
reasonable figures see him.
The plat of the townsite of Armington
done by H. L. Mcintyre is as fine a piece
of work of the kind as has been displayed
here.
MI. Parsons of the B. q M. company is
expected to return in a few days, when
work On the big shelter will be COM
menced.
The people of Sand Goulee will give a
st. Valentines dance Of Feb. IA. Good
music has been secured and a pleasant
time is anticipated.
JAS. Carrier has formed a partnership
with Mr.. Matthes of the Milwaukee
house and hereafter may be found there.
After this the Milwaukee house will be-
come the favorite resort of mining men.
7. j. Vivian of Lewistown was one of
the passengers on the incoming Billings
coach yesterday, delayed on account Of
the "hold up" Mr.. v. was postmaster
at Lewistown n term and formerly re-
sided at Augusta and Benton.
d. L. Tracy, w. j. Kennedy, Char .es
Taylor, Samuel M. Suell, Louis W. Cur
tbs, e. r. Hooker and John Watson have
incorporated the Great Falls Mining and
Prospecting company with a capital of
100000 in shares of 81 each. Principal
office will be at Great Falls.
The Billings Gazette is informed of the
death of Sam Wildly, of lung trouble, at
Port Townsend, about six weeks ago.
The deceased lived at Billings for some
years and left the territory under cloud.
He was an unusually bright young man,
a gifted speaker, but whiskey was the
bane of his life.
A group of mines known as the Mary
and Agnes on Dry Wolf creek has re-
Gently disclosed an immense deposit of
lead carbonates-in fact the most extern
sive body yet found in the Belt noun
tains-the assays running high up among
the hundreds. The miners of that dis
trict expect good things in the spring.,
River Press.
Today the hearts of this mighty nation
should turn backward and dwell with
grateful remembrance on the life, virtues
and teachings of the martyr president,
Abraham Lincoln, who was born in a
small log shack on Feb. 10, 1909. Teach
ers in all the schools of America should
take this day to give some special lessons
on the life of this good man.
Mr.. Charles J. Dorrance of Chicago is
again In tho city. MI. Dorrance Is an
expert fuel man, and has introduced a
rocking CRATE into Butte which greatly
increases the effectiveness of the Sand
Coulee and Rocky Fork Goals. Mr.. Dor
rance Is now putting some of his CRATES
into the mating furnaces at the Anaconda
smelter and is confident of success in his
experiments.-Butte Inter Mountain.
Inc HioItSaSe gwen Oy the Boston q
Montana Consolidated Silver and Copper
Smelling and Refinery company to guar.
antee the payment of bonds issued, was
filed in the Office of the clerk and record
er yesterday. 1t is a document of severaI
pages of closely printed matter. This is
the largest mortgage, both as to the bulk
of it and the amount involved f$50O,,
0OO), ever PLACED on record in this county