The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-09-05
They will begin track laying on this
branch in less than two weeks.

They will begin track laying on this
branch in less than two weeks.
Curtis & Helt, the popular jewelers.,
have leased the room formerly occupied
by j. E. Robinson and situated west of
the Merchants National bank. This
they are fitting and furnishing in hand
some style.
State Auditor Kenney has paid out the
sum of $1,000 to the following militia
companies: Troop A, cavalry, unattach-
ed, Capt William Zastrow; Company G,
Capt. j. w. Cleary; Battery A, Capt. S.
S. Sander; Company A, Capt. b. d.
Written. The annual allowance for
each company is $500.
B. G. Holly, the horseman, has leased
the racing qualities of Nevada and
Montana for the Pacific coast circuit.
He has also purchased the beautiful
Piedmont trOtting stallion, Don l., 2:24,
and five of his yearlings Of the Evans
estate. Steve Whipple has fully recov-
cred and with his Montana acquisitions
Mr.. Hollev takes a better stable away
with him than he brought here.-Butte
Inter Mountain.
j. S. Gordon of Gordon & White, Nei-
hart, was in the city yesterday. Regard
ing Neihart he said: "Queen of the
Hills treasury stock is now held at So
A rich strike has also been made in the
Gait and stock in this is now worth 81
cents. Building goes on so rapidly that
if you haven't seer the town for several
months you would scarcely know it
now Mr.. Gordon left yesterday for
North Dakota where he will dispose of
some fine sheep.
A representative of the TRIBUNE yes
terday visited the new gallery of G. f.
LeMunyon. The artist has recently re-
turned from a trip through the Marias
Pass and as a result thereof is showing
several very handsome Photographic
scenes. Among these are Two Medicine
lake, whose beautiful waters fairly stand
out from the portrait, and Echo noun.
tain towering grandly above the lake
shores, its great shadow being darkly re.
fiected in the waters below.
Superintendent Wallace D.. Dicken-
son of the electric railway company, re-
turned from st. Paul yesterday and in
en- interview with that gentleman the
TRIBUNE learns that there is now a fail
prospect for an extension of that line out
to the lands of the Boston & Great Falls
Land company, upon which the new hos.
pltal stands. The extension, if built
will be about four and one-half miles
long. We understand that the building
of the line is conditional and the only
delay will be in securing that which is
asked by the railway. The TRIBUNE
will be glad to note the commencement
of this important work.
George Currie Jr. and bride, who have
been in the city a day or two, leave fol
their home near Grafton today to enter
at once the portals of domestic happi
ness. Mrs. Currie was formerly Miss
Frances Warburton and is a sister of Mr.
Frank Ulbig who resides near Grafton
and at whose residence the wedding oc
Cured on Sept. LIST, Rev. II. f.. Clewes
officiating. Mr.. Currie has purchased
his fathers interest in the sheep rancl
and expects to add 1000 head to hi:
fiocks this fall, which will make him one
of the most extensive wool growers o
Cascade county. The TRIBUNE extends
hearty congratulations to the young
couple who enter SO auspiciously the
welded state.