The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-08-15
IF WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
SATURDAYS DAILY.

nj HtlplhIiS oeh
2oference to the advertisement of the
nth Montana Fair association will
INV that additional purses to the
tount of S1,1OO are hung up for the
rtestants on Saturday, which is to be
! first day of the meeting of four days.
bere will be four splendid races on Sat
day.
A number of representatives of the
r association, in company withJ Book
liter of the Townsite company, waited
the commissioners yesterday on mat
RS relating to opening up the bridge for
be traffic before the races should begin.
bthing definite was done, but in all
(obability the matter will be satisfac-
rily arranged,
One source of money-making in the
Nv seems to have been quietly over
|cked. It is that Of shipping pelts and
jes. Mr.. Newbould of Walker e.
evbould informed a TRIBUNE repre-
k~ntative yesterday that his firm had
bipped thirteen car loads since January
As each car load averages 51,SOO, this
axes $4,000 that the sheep and cattle
zen have received from this source dur
e 1891.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
4 bouncing boy was born to Mr.. and
rs. Lockhart yesterday afternoon.
Nate Wertheim. the clothier. has re-
brned from his eastern trip and is smil-
@ with evident satisfaction to think he
once more within the limits of Great
als.
Superintendent Davis of the Montana
tage company informs us that he has
urchased Burgy a. Co.'S Choteau stage
ne. In the future the stage will leave
tom the Office of the Montana Stage
bmpany at the Milwaukee house.
J. J. Jenkins had his preliminary
earring yesterday on a charge of at
tmpt to commit a rape. He waived
Examination and was bound over in the
um of 81 1000 bonds. Not having that
mount with him, he is o behind the
lars.
\ train made up entirely of cattle cars
eft the city yesterday. 1t contained
~ineteen Street stable cars. OF these
Eight were sent by j. j. Kennedy, six by
Pat Crossen and five by }. Trushall.
fhe::entire shipment goes to Abner Piatt
Co. of Chicago.
L. II. Bradley of the George d. Whit
bomb company of Chicago left for the
Eindy city yesterday. Mr.. Bradley,
b connection with nine other experts,
as been engaged during the past few
Eeeks introducing new mining ma
thinery into the mine of the Sand
coulee Coal company. Eleven different
machines have been put in, five more are
>n the road and fourteen more will be
3hipped soon. The machine undermines
he coal. being worked by compressed
FORK of ten men. About $4,000 is be-
bg invested.
ID TUESDAYS DAILY.
4 Neihart is to have a daily paper,
Known as the Daily Herald.
" The commissioners hold a meeting on
he 18th to settle the bridge question.
~ Hereafter a train will run to Monarch
very morning, Sunday excepted, at 8
4'clock.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges a 'call' in
;&he shape of a comp. to attend the Mon
ANA state fair at Helena the Odd and
9th insts., inclusive. The products of
he great stock and agricultural farms in
fhe state will be well represented at the
Il capital and visitors will be amply repaid
or their time and trouble in seeing the
displays. The finest horses in the state
Fill be among the attractions.
3 A bonanza strike was made in the
cunning Wolf mine, formerly known as
the Morston a. Woodhurst claims. on
Friday last. For a distance of 100 feet
the vein showed four feet of ore. The
ore assays 20 per cent. of lead and u
ounces of silver. Considerable work has
been done on the mine, which now has
200 feet of tunnels and shafts, through
out all of which good ore showings are
reported as being made. The company
have been shipping ore to the smelter
for a year past.
Several cars loaded with stone from
the quarries of the Great Falls Quarry
company stood on the Great Northern
track yesterday. 1t was ON its road to
where it will be used in the cor
nice work of the Mcnamara building.
The stone is a rich brown sand stone,
very handsome in lis native state and a
finished work of art, after it leaves the
hands of the sculptor. The designs
seen were as beautiful and tasty as one
might wish to see. The stone is of the
variety as NAV be seen in the First
N National bank and Townsite building in
this city. 1t is said by experts to be the
'handsomest and finest building material
IN the state.
A meeting of the Ingersoll Mining
company was held yesterday in the Office
OF the First National bank. Twelve
thousand dollars worth of treasury stock
was taken by the stockholders, none
whatever being placed upon the market
The company now has all of its ma,
chinery paid for, and a tunnel in on the
ingersoll lead nearly LOO feet. Five
Thousand dollars are in the treasury and
this, the company think, will be sufficient
70 extend the tunnel to the Moulton lead
Wnich Will be tapped at a depth of about
'4oo rect. No more treasury stock vii
be offered for sale until the Moulton leat
is reached, when, it is expected, it will b,
worth % cents per share.