The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-27
TRIBUNE
OF THE FALLS.

ELIL1AA
Ray OF THE FALLS.
FRIDAYS DAILY.
NJ. Biggs was yesterday APP
becial deputy sheriff for johns
os. Hamilton.
Blankenbaker. vice president
rurity bank and owner of a big
sheep at Box Elder. returned
ION Yesterday. While there ne
a prime bunch of two and
r-old weathers, fine ones, when
~ lip east soon.
kpineering and Mining journal
inst. contains an interesting
article on the "Travertine De
INC Mammoth Hot Springs OF
swstone Park 1t is taken
Ihinth annual report OF the U.
sal survey and was written by
Irvey Weed. The author is
vHi{ 4 in this city and vicinity. lie
VIZ ' been examining the Belt
htana Stage company have put
ffour-horse coaches daily be
cteau and Steele TO connect
a. c. trains. Owing to some
III with the track somewhere on
~ there was no train from Leth
r. yesterday. Consequently the
n q coach came through to this
c{fSz! lis reported hat there is a pos
uiRj& Hi a big cut in rates between
her Choteau. owing to a misundcr-
etn between rival stage lines
Niger Conductor Stevens. who
~ Tween here and Butte. will leave
III Winnipeg on a months vaca,
y. w. Council of the Belt line VIII
tSk1 the run.
Henry Jennings arrived in town yes
terday. The last time he was on the
spot where Great Falls now stands was
about six years ago. 1t is hardly nee
essary to say he is surprised to find Il
city.
A. Guthrie came down from Monarch
vesterdny by private conveyance. He
savs thSfkain there continued for twenty
\ I'VE days and he hopes there VIII
r. n62 bre until the grading is finished.
Hel la the afternoon for st. Paul.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
sJ0hn ID. Hughes of Stanford recorded
vert1uday a notice of water right to 800
fnchnnAof the waters of Surprise creek to
irrinafe his land situated in section III,
townrS ip l6 north, OF range 10 east.
ThoSun Brick company expect next
weck to have their new kiln completed.
They can then burn from $1,000 to.D.WW
per day. As soon as this can be done
the work of partitioning off the Tod
building will begin.
Judge Winters made We people hap
by last night by exercising one OF the
high %prerogatives of his ollice-in shor'
he married them. The happy couple
were James c. Bingham and Mary {
James. The ceremony was performed
in the parlors of the Montana house.
The carpenter work on the milwaukee,
house was finished yesterday at noon
The work of painting and paper-hang
ing will be concludeI some time TIM
week. The house is being very hand
somely reftted, the entire work being
under charge of William Roberts.
The proposition talked of some tim
AGO in regard TO connecting Barker an'
Neihart with this city by telephone has
so far as car be learned. been dropped
We hope while the officials Of the tclc
phone company are in the city the idci
can be agitatcd again. Weneed the line
w. B. Northrop, who has been spend
ing some time here gathering data for a!
article on this city for the New lOrI
World, left for the metropolis yesterday
He is a bright. interesting writer an
will no doubt do the subject justice. III
regretted leaving the delightful climat
of Montana for the hot crowded city c
the Empire state.
The Great Northern railway bullet
for June contains the usual amount {
valuable information about the Dakota
and Montana. 1t contains the followin
item. which is evidently meant to b
funny: "The chimney of the Boston
Montana copper smelter, now bein
erected at Great Falls. Montana. is Owe
a mile long and the top is l.SSO fee
above the works. 1t runs for a long dii
lance along the ground and then climl
ing the bluffs. LOO feet. rises $50 fee
The smclter not yet being complete
several families are at this time living
the ground part of the chimney owing
the scarcity Of houses.
We make the following extract fro
an interesting letter written by Ho
George Harding for the Waukesh
wis Democrat: Montana seems ''af
Of" at this distance, and its inhabitan
have the halo of the bravest pioneer
Yet the people now settling there scare
ly know what 'pioneering'i is. Those wi
came to Wisconsin in the early day al
cleared the forest, endured hardships al
surmounted difficulties which these pc
ple can never realize. Just think of
Treat Falls but four years old, and I
ay having mammoth industrial worl
,werage. water. electric lights, electl
rect Railways, five railroads convergil
Their gates, large wholesale houses, {
,anks with a paid-up capital Of one m
lion dollars, and all the other conye
fences of a city a century old! II
Arabian tales are prosiac to this mode
realization, quickened into life by t
magic touch of that invincible force