The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-19
CHEAT FALLS MINING EXCHANGE
An Institution Which this City and the
Surrounding Country Has
Long Needed.

The rich mineral country tributary to
this city demanded the establishment in
Great Falls of a mining exchanges place
where those interested in mining pro-
perties could meet for the purpose of dis
cussing in regard to the relative value of
this or that mine or for buying Dr. selling
any of the various stocks. With such
m idea in view Fl. G. Klenzie formerly
q Neihart has opened a first class min
ing exchange and mining brokers' office
"a the heart of the city just a few doors
east of the Park hotel. The success of
the venture is already assured as MIR.
klenzie is at all times of the day busy
attending to the listing of stock, reply
ing to letters asking for information
about mines in all parts of northern
Montana and waiting on customers who
continually demand his attention.
II. Il. Klenzie up to the time ne opened
his mining exchange here was engaged
IN the brokerage business in Neihart,
but demanding a larger field he o II
Guided that Great Falls would be the
proper place in which to locate, and it
Is hardly necessary to say that he does
not regret having made the change.
Possessing a perfect knowledge of the
various mining districts in the Belt
mountains we feel no h~esitancy in Civ
ing him the credit of being one of the
best posted men on mining properties in
Neihart, Barker, and logo. He also
Keeps well informed on what is being
done in the Sweet Grass, Maiden, Judith,
Wolf Creek, and Little Rocky mining
districts. Any one wishing information
in regard to mines located in any OF the
districts named car rest assured that ne
will give them reliable facts and figures.
lie especially desires the latest mining
news in regard to new strikes, the
amount of work being done, ami, in fact,
anything of interest to mining men.
lie always welcomes miners, ~prospectors
and mining men from all parts of Mon
tana and wishes them to consider them
selves at liberty to examine his cabinets
of ores or ask for any information re-
quired. Strangers in the city should at
all times avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity afforded to see the samples of ore
from mines in Neihart, Barker and other
camps on exhibition in his cabinet.
MI. Klenzie buys, sells and handles On
commission mining stocks from all parts
of Montana and posts conspicuously on
"a large bulletin in his office and in front
of the Park hotel the daily quotations of
all stocks listed with him. Correspon-
dence is solicited from all parts of the
country and will in all cases be attended
to promptly. Send in your stock and
have it listed at once or favor him with
an order if you wish to purchase or ex-
change for any other stock.
The following are some of the leading
mining stocks at present listed on KLEIN
zie's bulletin board: London, Moulton,
Queen of the Hills, Florence, lngcrsoll.
Cumberland, Gait, Monarch, Common
wealth, Manitoba, Dakota, Whippoor-
will; Montana. Gold, Silver, Platinum
and Tellurium, Cornucopia, MI, Lex
ington, Jennie Whirplc, Ontario, Para
gon, Dry Wolf, Mountain Side. ldyl,
Bear Park, Running Wolf, Belt Noun