The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-12

On Sunday, July 20, Rev. W. b, Coombe
will preach at the school-house at Belt.
All are cordially invited.
Charles Beal, one of the wool growers
on Box Elder, is in conference with wool
buyers; but rs yet no trade has been
made.
Rev. w. b. Coombe married at eight
o'clock last evening, in the NJ. T.. church,
Mr.. Amedee Amos pesilets and Miss
Josephine II. Hook. No cards.
DR.. Longeway says he never saw grow.
ing crops any better than those on the
Sun river bench. Those on some Sand
coulce bottom lands are not so promising.
j. M. LETTERS contractor for the Great
Falls & Canada telegraph line came in
yesterday. The wire is in working order
70 the Marias and poles are set nearly to
the National boundary line.
Mr.. A. Lambeth arrived from Helena
last evening and will at once proceed to
Neihart to renew work on the Dakota
mine. Another tunnel, lower down the
mountain, will be driven and before many
months Mr.. i. expects to show up one of
the biggest mines in Montana,
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tonight at the Presbyterian church, ad-
dressing the Scandinavian people. On
Thursday evening, Mt the same place,
SO hold services. AL Scandinavians of
the city are cordially invited to attend
these mission meetings.
Geo. II, Mullery of Sheep creek has
sold his wool amounting to about $4,000
pounds to II. Il. Martin at a fair figure.
This wool is much cleaner than the aver
age, Mr., Mullery's ranch being high, up
among the foothills where there is more
snow and ram than on the plains. This
accounts for the good quality of the wool.
Buyers OF wool will be interested 10
know that there is now on'the river bank
at the town of Judith 100000 pounds of
wool, which the n want to sell. A
steamboat Is expected to arrive at that
point about the middle of July. possibly
Il little later, and the wool can be shipped
down the river. River Press.
The Savage Lode Mining company
have let a contract for a 5O-foot shaft in
their property. The shaft will be sunk
three and one-halt feet of sand carbon
uJCr. assays Vi NV SbiShu hAtuuO AAsU
week, give IA per cent lead aud 12
ounces in silver. This property will
soon be one of the dividend paying
mines.
l.. w. GosnelI, representing r. G. Dun
& COmpany's Commercial Agency, is in
the city. Mr.. Gosnell says that in the past
six months the business interests of
Great Falls have grown wonderfully and
that the merchants are established on a
firm financial basis. He is we'll pleased
with the general prosperity shown Oh all
sides.
The first carload of line from the new
kilns of Lorenz II Breen at Riceville ar
rived yesterday. The lime is first class
and finds a ready market. MIR. Charles
Breen will have charge of the kilns
which now have o capacity of 900 bushels
per day. Arrangements are being
: made to double the capacity of the works.
Thos. Parker will act as agen. for the
: sale of the lime here. All orders left fol
him at w, q. Stark's on Second avenue
south will receive prompt attention.
Advices from the country indicate that
there will he good crops In some parts OF
Cascade county while in others the plants
will suffer from drouth. There will be
good crops In the western part of the
county. Places in the Chestnut valley
and OF the south fork OF the Sun river
have suffered from drouth. Good crops
may be expected from Upper Sand coulee,
Ming coulee and Goodman coulee. The
country is somewhat dry at this side of
the Judith.
The result of the recent conference
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