The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-24
OF THE FALLS.
~u,.pp.y'S DAILY.

III send fewer cattle to mar
v%;iIroad men figured on for
W Of 100000 head of rangers
f az the mark, although with
aam,d i principally a de-
fo.nment in the markets, the
FN,atc for this season may be
'"v While a reduction of 49,
bead cuts a large figure in
q - the northwestern cattle
u n.ost estimate given above
.%at section of the country
~ transcontinental railways
~ 5000 head over last years
CVmN head from the same sec
eer Press,
L;,obart of w. II. Green e.
have been building the
rigating ditch in Choteau
we'd in the city yesterday.
: he says, now completed. 1t
Eater supply from the Teton,
n southeasterly direction
r;rer TO the town of Choteau.
,elve-foot ditch and is over
miles long. The ditch repre-
kestment of about $4,000 and
NJ the labor of almost 200 men
Inc first of June.
I;cbt's train from the Belt
we're brought in seven cars of
smelter. One car was from
md. one from the May and
q from the Barker and
the Wright and Edwards
Barker. Teams are con-
rloyed at Barker hauling ore
road and it is assured that
twelve cars will be furnished
N that camp all winter.
pvald, long and favorably
the city, has closed out his
Eglolf, who comes to this city
onsin. The room is to be fur
roughout with new fixtures,
Ind both walls being of ebony.
A. +. Dickerman sat in the
onal bank yesterday signing
In an unconcerned way to about
Nh of s. bills. The banks is
bw reached over $4,000.
zen of the Hills at Ncihart is
Tor the site of its three com
shaft and the placing OF the
bic plant.
Is of the new jail are now al
be second story and the iron
ire being put it.
B. Coombs of this city was APP.
rand chaplain of the Masonic
&C..
is rolling in lively from the
%ntains.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
prs of the Great Northern show
summit of the main divide il
instead of $500 feet. as showr
maps. Over 5000 men arr
Dyed in grading and track-lay
is expected there will be M
Of work this winter. Sixt.
grade is ready for the track t
of the present terminus. whicl
ompleted at once. River Press
Kennedy came in Friday from
at Northern extension. Tn
Ter the Big river, he says, is nov
b. Track has been laid as ia
bint, which is about twenty-five
m the summit. 1t was expecte'
fk-laying would again be re
Fsterday.
n Mcqueen of Arlington is il
He says the Burlington engi
e now at the mouth of Otte
lout three miles from Aiming
(ring the course OF a converse
one of them Nh. Mcqueen wa
that the party were workin.
Toward Great Falls.
, Lessard of Kikbcy, Tire we.
ranchman and miner. is in In
|is oat crop tins year is somethin
; of 1000 bushels and average
bushels to the acre. He say
siderable threshing is yet to b
that section.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Pie past week the ScOot brother
Pen showing in Town some crud
pm that they claim they foun
(r Rosebud lake. The sampl,
Fey brought III look a good DEF
\ North Carolina tar and has
Of coal oil. The boys WEI
on a creek near the lake and sa'
ON the stream that looked lik
ON going up the creek quit
made the discovery. We are NJ
Red Lodge Picket.
the Wool and Cotton Reportc
territory woods are in moderate r.
with transactions mostly contine
lots. Prices remain remarkab.
Fine territory is worth on
| basis, say from GO to 81 or
Fine medium sells at 5Smt
and medium at about 50 cent
grease most business. SO far as r
has been done at 2Om23 cent
Medium Montana is worth 100:
22M23, with exceptional
'ools slightly higher
ard S. Tucker, a well know
ter, was Yesterday joined in ma
nth Miss Jessie Bloom, charr
lng lady who has resided i'll Il
me three years. The wedding WI
one, the ceremony being pc
by Rev. w. b. COOmbc.
At the Power-HOuse.
Dickinson last evening sent Il
ny telegram to A.. S. Bigclow
/: Water turned on Saturdi
arc dynamo put in place and ci
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