The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-13
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
sATURDAY's DAILY.

lila Largent will graduate in a
Ia from the Helena Business col
re she has made rapid progress
9 of studies, and is popular with
teachers and scholars of that
Nj bn.-Rising Sun.
patch received in Helena an
o{2n the wedding in Chicago, on
juT1 last. of Miss N. A. Dickinson to
l.AkSE6fy, the well known merchant.
~ Lido is a sister Of the first Mrs.
Xti#Eo details have been received
ndeoS<3ent.
HCax<3n William Stafford, the genial
ind fvedly popular superintendent
= - thn2 Ii coal mines at Lethbridge, is
10 fhNk y, having just arrived from Red
T1132(< ere he had been looking over
thS] hines at that place. The gen
ives for his home this morning.
N, Interested in fine stock should
,AroEH Ito read the advertisement in
ani &column of three Cleveland Bay
st1llf Tor sale. These splendid ami
mox from the stable of Mr.. James j.
Hin HE Great Northern and were i'm
poftodfby him. They are fine animals,
each d6e a prize for any horse owner
\ who deeires to improve his band. They
Vare fh8 horses for Montana.
Jalnde Haven. the New York real es-
tate man, accompanied by his wife and
child. arrived from the east yesterday.
He u ~ enthusiastic as ever over this
9 city's prospects and notes many improve
| ments since his last visit. Mr.. Haven
, has done considerable advertising for
this city in the metropolitan Journals
a and will do more. He expects to reside
, here in the future ana has supreme
d faith in Great Falls.
L Rocky Mountain Hu%sbandman: DR..
I Christie Informs us that influenza has
broken out among the sheep in this valley,
and saye the principal effects on the
sheen are shown upon the hoof as IN
hamation and subsequently suppuration
takes place round the cornet of the o
which nom that cause is thrown of. thus
differing from the common foot rot. the
seat Of which is between the claws. The
chief seat of attack is the lungs, and if
not relieved within forty-eigbt hours
after the attack their loss is certain.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges the receipt
of an Invitation to attend the grand
opening of the Hotel May at the Boulder
Hot Springs on the evening of the 10th
inst. CIV errick, well known through
out the northwest as a railroad contract
or, has leased the famous resort for a
term Of years and erected a magnificent
hotel and bath-house for the benefit OF
the public. The curative properties OF
the waters of those springs are too well
known to require further mention. That
MI. Kerrick will be as successful in the
hotel business as he has heretofore been
in other lines is the sincere wish OF the
TRIBUNE.
SAYS the H~usbandman: One of the
most important discoveries of mines OF
the past month was made by George
Cline in the High mountains, between
Camas creek and Atlanta gulch, on the
west side of Smith river valley. Cline
was out bear hunting and by accident
came on to a splendid looking lead thai
cropped out of the ground Tor over 1O(
feet and was about eighteen inches in
width. Mr.. Cline had no tools, but
broke off some of the groupings of the
ledge and brought them to town witt
him, and we are satisfied no better ore
has ever been found on the water sheC
Of the Smith river, although no assay
has yet been had. The property will b(
etaked and some little work lone on il
G0x8 Wttk. anu VIC Ittl COIllttul ii utN
and important mining district is on thu
eve of being unearthed.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
&sThomas NJ. Chamberlain of Aiming
ton recorded yesterday a deed from Jer
1uld r. Arlington for lots 81 and 81
block -, townsite Of Armington-con
sSideration S435.
James b. Driver recorded yesterday
quit claim deed from John p. William:
let ux. of Shullsburg, Lafayette county
wis, for lots ,, G and I in block D, Fair
view addition to the city of Great Falls
The property sold for $1,000.
j. LAME, formerly of this city, who i
lin business in McCartysville, arrived il
Ntown yesterday. He says the reports cir
&culated through Montana to the etfec
Xthat McCartysville is a hard place is
Egross exaggeration. Railroad work i
Progressing very satisfactorily, the tun
mel mean the town being nearly com
pleted. He says there is considerable
snow in the mountains yet.
George Harding. +. w. Zingler, Jane
NJ. Clifton, w. 7. Houston. j. II. John
son, r. f.. Labar and Henry Il. Jone
filed Yesterday il the recorders office tn
certificate of Incorporation of the Moul
ton Consolidated Mining company. Tn
capital stock of the company is Sl,OOO,OO
divided in shares of 81 each. hi oper
ations of the company shall be carries
on in the Barker and Neihart mining
districts. The principal place OF busl
ness shall be in this city.
Charles Mcintyre came yesterday be
fore w. Nj. Cockrill, the atfable clerk O
the district court and made final proc
on desert land application No. Lao, TO
the northeast quarter, the east half G
the northwest quarter, the north half q
the southeast quarter, the northeas
quarter of the southwest quarter, lots
and 2 of section 30, the west half of tn
southeast quarter, the east half of tn
southwest quarter, and lot 4, section i
township 10 north, of range ] south.
TUESDAYS DAILY.
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