The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-09-26
,pRAY OF THE FALLS.
SATURDAYS DAILY.

SalShh"A
Monday 1000 beef cattle were on
y nrIet at Chicago, 5000 head owe
nnaanrd of any previous day. Not
Standing this unprecedented influx
haof cattle AZ carloads that were
p Dod from this section by G. I. Bea-
pp paent for Mccoy & Underwood, Chi
Commission merchants sold at re-
Civ good prices. The train load
made up of mixed shipments selling
thr following prices: LETTERS, Filling
afford. steers. S4.65; Ashworth, steers,
~ and $500; E. S. Tut, steers, S4.4O;
,'S $50; Thos. Shane, steers, s4.25.-
lon Tribune.
hiring his recent trip through the
1;th country a TRIBUNE representa-
= heard of some large yields of grain.
uormally large, which add greatly to
penutation of that part of Montana
an agricultural district. Some large
pds have been already published in
TplnrNE and no doubt proved to be
(orostiur reading. On Mr.. George
t;ngrman's ranch on Otter creek, a few
lie from Arlington, three acres Of
ts thrcshed $50 bushels or 7Gss bushels
the acre.
Lrha;rman II. f. Collins of the state
mocratic central committee is indus
ously engaged in organizing the state
rnaratory to a systematic campaign a
|orr hence. Democratic clubs are being
ITauized in every town, village and
INLET. Mr.. Collins has enlisted an
10 corps of distinguished orators to as
him, and being IA Jealous worker
mself, will no doubt accomplish his
Brpose most etfectually husband
an,
The monthly pay roll Of the Cumber-
hd company, it Is said. reaches $4,000
month, and the bullion now being
Oelted is worth $50 per ton Hus-
kndman.
The street railway last evening ran a
Ar over the new line OF Central avenue
most TO Eighth street. Quite a crowd
! citizens stood along the line watching.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
The windows of the Townsite Office
ways show some of Montana's choicest
koiucts. Just now hanging or strings
tross them are some apples: and such
6plrs, They are "A native product of
be- soil and are of "A quality and APP
f%arance such as any country might be
roud of. They were brought in by
ames Austin from his farm in the
chestnut valley. They number several
brieties Of choice apples as well as two
|andsome kinds of crab apples. There
6so hangs within the office some large
Fell developed specimens of the tobacco
1ant raised by this same gentleman,
kyperts pronounce them to be peculiar
! good specimens. MI. Austin is en-
tiled to very great credit for demonstrat-
br that these products can be grown
Rlcccssful'y on certain landsi in Montana.
lie has a crop of about 800 bushels of
bples.
The Teton county democratic club was
tganized last Friday night with thirty
Members. Regular meetings will be
eld semi monthly. r. NJ. Steel was ap-
limited delegate to the convention of
emocratic clubs held in Helena tomor-
bw. The officers are j. +. Bird, presi-
ent; P. Aspiring, vice-president; }. +.
tarnsley, secretary; r. NJ. Steel, treas
ter.
Under charge of Mr.. Howe the work
b the Cataract mill dam continues. The
bundation work is in the main finished
bd each board put in now strengthens
be head of the race. The work is about
hlf done and it will take "A week or ten
hys to complete it. About 10000 feet
lumber will be required.
W. st. George has ordered seventeen
pubic deck cars to be used on Monday
pr shipping sheep to Lakota. On the
lme day Dunn sends twenty-five Canda
Jock cars to Chicago with cattle. Be
Seen now and the o5th inst. thirty-nine
rs are ordered for cattle and of these
homas W. Howard will use eight.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Col. +. S. Nettleton left for Washing
bn yesterday. In regard to the project
y turning the waters of st. Mary's lake
bt0 the Mix river he SAID he should
to the government that Il
pecial survey be made. He has meas
red the Missouri here and at Benton
nd is convinced that the water goes
lght On toward the Mississippi instead
I losing itself in the rock and going off
the Dakotas. He still thinks, how
yer. that this is the section which in
large measure supplies the Dakota
rtesian wells but believes that the
'ater comes from mountain brooks. As
} the question of artesian wells in the
ngion Of Great Falls he vas convinced
nat this was an artesian basin but was
OF so sure that water could be found in
quantities. The colonel expressed
as sorry to leave the city but
nd he should return next year.
In the course of Il court room dispute
morning Messrs. Charles Nc
ntyre and John ". Thomson of Helena
somewhat angered. After they
al left the room and as they reached
lie sidewalk Mr.. Mcintyre smote Mr..
homson a mighty blow. \ cllnch fol
wed and bystanders interfered. Mr..
IcIntyre paid Judge Race a - fine and
n. Thomson will be interviewed by the
lme judiciary on the same subject this
Neither gentleman was serl-
lsly injured and not wen IA black eye
,mains to tell the tale. Its sole re-
Under is a s. bill now turned into the
nannels of Justice and another which
go there this morning.
7 9 Uouao~ ~, Prom, Graot Falls