The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-09-12
6 WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
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SATURDAYS DAILY.
r,,beels of another Great Falls in
9 Will he turning in a few days. A
renorter called on Mr.. f. B.
u > Yesterday and elected the fol-
facts of popular interest: The
pa will start turning out it's grist
IoaJstuffs in about two weeks. For
est ten days a millwright has been
ok making needed improvements.
y the dam is put in charge of Mr..
chief assistant to M. S. Parker
',;thin two weeks all will be ready.
"anacity of the mill is seventy-five
els ner day. Regarding the wheat
NJ Wilcox said, 1T would have
larger had it not been for the hail.
III however, be quite large as it is.
os Gillett, from Willow Creek, counts
,;rtv bushels to the acre, though he
81 have had forty-five had it not
Tor the hail. He will have about
bushels for market. l have no
4 the mill a secure enough wheat
I'M through the year. 1t is hard to
What wheat will sell at, not less than
ents surely"
food Davis will probably be con-
Ied. after another year, that the
d is not playing out as a wheat pro-
tr for lack of land. This country has
brper acreage than ever. Montana
M has 100000 acres of land which
he made cultivable by irrigation.
lbtless the irrigation convention
En- meets this month at Salt Lake
will give Mr.. Davis some pretty sub
tiaI information about land, of which
tands very much in need.-Minne-
lis Journal.
herif Sullivan was taken i'll on his
TO Deer Lodge, and has been con-
4 to his bed at Boulder Hot Springs
tbe past week or ten days. Judge
Rose brought an encouraging word to
family on his arrival Monday. Mr.
livan is improving, but is not yet
! to travel. His many friends will
Ne for his speedy recovery.-Lewistor
bus.
Fine old saying is: money talks" ant
h President Thompson discoursed il
most eloquent strain yesterday. 81
atly was he pleased with the Catarac
! that he purchased each Of his chill
hi a lot within its growing border,
in his various investments through
I town left something more than $1,000
b. F. Collett sold yesterday to j. I
mington a one-fourth interest in tn
fter mine at Barker. This is tn
Sperty that shows Sc large a body o
lena and carbonate ores. The con
|eration is not made public but it
bwn that it runs away up in tn
Dusanus.
Yesterday j. w. Cornelius put a fore
men to work on the new Efficient
eet bridge, and it is expected that
be pushed toward completion yer
Pidly,
SUNDAYS DAILY.
n was reported yesterday that Barnes
bwningshied a. Wadsworth had sol
Minneapolis house to Boston partie
! $4,000.
IA new bridge is to be built over Whit
re coulee. 1t will probably be abou
feet long but of what character
yet known.
!. L. Harris says the B. & M. is rul
BIZ at its iull capacity. A large stoc
mining timbers is now ready and q
smelter begins running the ore cal
m Butte will return to the great can
bded with mining timbers.
Joe Lessard came up from Kibbt
5iday evening. When told of Ho
iris Gibson's great field of oats he sal
thought that lots of oats in the Judit
Sin would average a hundred bushe
the acre. AS yet, however. very lit
5 been threshed. Mr.. Lessard ali
ID that a rumor going the rounds
} effect that he had sold his ranch WI
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