The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-09-26
SPRAY OF THE l.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

III The finest and best selected class
EOods ever displayed behind their coun-
The latest novelties and designs,
Frewest shades and patterns can now
,aen by calling at the New York Cash
sosr. The public generally and the
;ss in particular are invited to inspect
new goods.
mo case of HinderRnger va. The
KUN Butte Canal Company finally ar
kod at a decision yesterday. 1t was a
Icb.vexed case. Plaintiff brought
! Tor $500 and defendant offset by a
,ntcr-claim of $1,000 on the ground of
prcharges and wrong estimates. The
~ refused to allow either the $500 or
|9N. Day & Murphy represented the
Cintitfs and defense was represented
Helena attorneys.
The new school house is slowly but
rely growing upward. The brickwork
row above the second story and the
neral outlines of the building are
p;nly discernible. It presents a very
ndsome picture from the front, with
high stone foundation supporting a
II Of brick. Contractor Mckay ex-
fcts to have it under roof by the 9Th of
kxt month.
T Cornelius is authority for the state
emf that work on the smelter pro-
Fesses at a most encouraging rate. At
y electric light power house machinery
beine lowered daily. On the Fifteenth
rect bridge a great deal has also been
tcomplished. A temporary passage
ay across the water will 500 be con
uded.
A new two-story frame is being built
Second avenue south, between
welfth and Thirteenth streets, by Mrs.
iargaret Murray, who resides in Sell
|irk. Scotland, and is the mother Of
frs. James Lawler. Mrs. Murray ex-
Iects to arrive in Great Falls this fall,
Ind will in future make it her home.
Dr. G. E. Clingan and wife Of Sioux
tity. Iowa. who have been visiting E. r.
f%lingan, the well-known Belt merchant,
Eli Yesterday for the coast. The doctor
kas here five years ago and it is needless
ID saw he finds that the city has made
|apid strides in that brief period.
J. A. Carrier has returned from a trip
10 bis mine, the Eureka on Dry Wolf.
He reports that it even exceeded his ex-
bec~tations. A large amount of ore is in
light and a great deal or the dump.
While there he let a contract to sink it
Fifty feet deeper.
The contract for grading the extension
bf the street car line has been awarded
10 Messrs. Anderson e. Lund, who go to
work this morning with thirteen teams.
lhey begin at the power house and work
in toward the city.
The Great Northern contemplate i'm
brewing their station house by putting in
four water hydrants. A large chimney
is also to be built on the south end Of
the house.
DR.. T~oussaint, interested with Messrs.
Foley & Comfy in the Tiger at Barker,
has been spending several days in the
eity. He leaves for Barker this morning.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Wescott.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
At the electric light power house quite
extensive changes daily occur. The
walls have grown considerably lately
and the two ends of the big pen-stock
fare IN. One pair of 20-inch wheels are
bin and the work Of putting in the others
begins today. The remainder of the ma
fchinery can scarcely be put up in less
than three weeks.
Mr.. Frank Scotch and Miss Lola
White were united in the bonds of holy
matrimony at the home of the brides
mother on Eighth avenue and Four.
|teenth street north yesterday afternoon
Rev VIM. b. Coombe officiating. The
TRIBUNE wishes them hon voyage over
the ocean of life.
The total levy as first made was q
mills. The commissioners recently took
off . from the county levy and the coun.
ell last night reduced the city levy
mills. As it now stands the levy is IL
mills.
The brick work on G. II. Groves new
building is now finished and it will soor
be under roof. Behind it Mr.. Grove ii
building a .ery neat and handsome brick
house.
The ladies of the NJ. F.. church will
an oyster supper at the Cory block
Thursday evening, Sept. "a, beginning al
8 o'clock. All are cordially invited. Sup
per so cents.
FRIDAY S DAILY.
S. MacQueen of Arlington, who was
in the city yesterday, says that the coun.
try about Arlington compares quite
favorably in the way of crops with it,
sister sections. Oats are yielding from
sixty to seventy bushels to the acre, and
one average heard from was seventy
three: On Upper Belt George w. Good.
man has kept a crew busy ten days
thrashing out his wheat and oats. Mr.
came to the city on business
connected with the May and Edna, over
which mine he feels very sanguine. II
is expected that ore shipments from this
mine to the city will begin next week.
The Home is the name of a private
hospital recently opened on Seventh ave.
nue. north, Thirteenth street, Nos. l22l
and 1923. The institution is under the
Immediate supervision Of Mrs. Bartlett
matron, assisted by her brother, Mr.
ferley Malbon. Patients from the city
and surrounding country will be re
ceived. Already several have beer