The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-08-29
, WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
SATURDAYS DAILY.

,r If the Bank of Fergus County,
M Yesterday from Lewistown.
fIronrht with them as far rs Arm
a nice little %95-pound gold brick
rbe Spotted Horse mine, the value
hirh Mr.. Moe estimates to be over
M The brick was shipped by ex-
from Arlington to the U. S. assay
at Helena. The gentlemen drove
90 miles across the country with
.reasure and of course never thought
moment of being disturbed. This
is the product of a comparatively
RIM of the Spotted Horse mill and
avs that that bonanza is as rich and
brkable as ever.
IS w. E. Turner of Benton has just
med from Neihart, where she went
panect the mines of the Montana
Silver. Platinum & Tellurian COM
in which company she holds a nice
If stock. Mrs. Turner informed a
mryE representative that she went all
buph the workings of the mine, ex-
into the winze. and found that in
particular it surpassed her expect
ne While not experienced in min
che found the continuous ore body
b. 10 speak for itself and Of its rich
fine returns from several shipments
So rive abundant evidence. Since
visit to the mines Mrs. Turner has
ptrr faith than ever in the denton
bupY"
mr. c. NJ. Caverly, the Boston wool
4. arrived yesterday from Big Sandy
is about completing his lahors in
rtara for the season.. Since he left
Mr.. Caverly has been down to the
or judith and Dog creek country
pre- he secured on consignment for
firm 100000 pounds of wool. For
first visit to and experience in Mon
a. as the %uccesso of the much
Rented Mr.. Martin, Mr.. Caverly has
red a great success and has become
te popular with wool growers and all
Icrs with whom he came in contact.
e gentleman expects to leave for Bos-
in a few days.
rbe friends of MI. and Mrs. Carter
rker. formerly of this place, will be
BASED to know that the happy couple
he the neatest home in Neihart and
| ENJOYING life hugely. Their cottage
new. comfortable and convenient, and
fated in the most desirable part of the
Rwn.-Husbandman.
Joseph Lessard of Kibbey, in speaking
crops. remarked that he didn't believe
Iere ever had been anywhere finer look
b crops than those in that section this
lar. The hail failed to damage then
Id they are as near a perfect yield as i.
bssible.
Colonel Nettleton visited Black Eagle
hi Rainbow Falls and the Giant spring
fsterday. lie was greatly impressed
Eth the water power, saying 1t was far
ery far in excess of that at Minneapolis
limited States Marshal Furay has dis
Kissed Willis +. Parker, his chief deputy
hd appointed James b. Allison to TIN
hcancy. Mr.. Allison is from Ohio ant
! an old schoolmate of Marshal furay
4 gentleman arriving on last evening
lain from Barker brought the new
bat the strike in the Carter is bigge
ban ever.while valuable discoveries hay
Dso been made in the Moulton.
j. r. Arlington. II. Il. Collins an
Barter Barker have taken a bond on tn
lartley of Ncihart from Captain Mack
btosh and Thomas Angus for $4,000.
i The lS.months old son of Alexande
Allen of Sand Coulec died yesterda.
The funeral will take place today at
p. m.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
n Seyenty-five cars have been ordere
r cattle shipments at Malta. Gait
pill be shipped today from Culbertsol
The Striking carpenters of Contract
Grant have gone to work again. The
gained their point and no o uniO
hen are to be employed.
That part of the roundup that secede
from the Judith and opened up on il
bwn hook with headquarters at Chinool
Is known as the Bear Paw roundup asst
Llewellyn Taylor is the gener;
nanager.-fergus County Argus.
Mr.. \. NJ. Schmitz, one of II
good looking and gentleman
,roprietors of the Milwaukee hal
Will leave today with his son f'
Acarenworth, Kan, where the la
II will remain to continue his studio
n one Of the educational institutions
hat city. Mr.. Schmitz will be gor
bout a month. The wishes of a host
treat Falls friends will attend the gel
leman for IA safe journey and a speed
School begins the first Monday
With two exceptions I'll
orps of teachers will be the same
asst year. Messrs. Kellison and Hi
ave left. One of the vacancies Occi
Toned by their departure was filled ye,
erday by the selection as principal
'rof. Samuel ID. Largent. Prof La
.ent has been high school principal j
county, ILL.,, for six veal
md has had abundant experience. II
S a brother of j. A.. Largent of freema
! Largent.
John Hull came in Sunday from tn
Turning Wolf mining district and gay
very tiattering account of the undoub
.dly rich mineral prospects of that Sc
ION; although a comparatively ne
amp great progress has been made
development work, and already sever
mines have been placed on a dividen'
basis. The ore is shipped
treat Falls, where it is reduced.
mart 400 feet in depth will shortly !
,unk ON the Sir Walter Scott. and u