The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-09-05
|HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

4, bouse on IhlrQ avenue south. The
,,se has been thoroughly renovated
u has quite a cosmopolitan appearance.
"a new firm ~solicits the patronage of
Q city.
Tho silver smelter which has been
osed down a few weeks started up
rain Yesterday morning. AS soon as
r. Barker mines begin to send in their
. It will be compelled to run at it's
Hest capacity.
p Bennett, registering at the Milwau-
ee house from Sun River, and Miss
Folcher we're united in matrimony at
be Catholic church last evening. The
room is an old B~entonite and the bride
charming young lady of Helena.
North Great Falls is to have a new
cbool building. In size it is to be 54x44
eet and will contain two rooms 21x3O
eet each. The estimated cost of the
(uilding is $1,000 and its location about
lne-half mile east of j. G. Gregg's place.
Hon. Peter Breen returned last Mon
law from Sand Coulee, where he organ
1cd a lodge of the Knights of Labor
numbering 80. The lodge starts out
Nth very 1attering prospects and is com
posed of a very fine body of men.-Butte
Sunday Bystander.
Urquhart & Stevens have leased the
Eoom in the ~postoffice block recently oc-
tupied by G. W. Leary and will use the
fntire room for their stock of wall papers
md house decorations. r. w. Calkins,
he news and novelty dealer. will occupy
he entire store room when U%rquhart Il
Stevens move out.
Following is the list Of letters remain
No uncalled for up to Sept. l in the Cas-
cade p~ostoffice: Johh Atkinson, John +.
Benson, James Haven, w. M. James,
John +. johnson, Hobert Neal, G. Hol-
land, Michael Trald, Tug Wilson, N. M.
E. Nilsson. George Wilson, Mrs. Dora
Henrys. JOE KAUFMAN, Postmaster,
Cascade, Mont.
Ira Myers recently returned from the
Barker, Neihart and Wolf creek dis
~tricts, is enthusiastic over their progress
and sourc Neihart he particularly
commends. "The camp" he said, "look-
ed like IA young city. Buildings are 60
ing up everywhere, and good buildings,
too. Gold II. Curtis, in the First Ma
tional bank, has a good building and an
excellent vault. l tell you, they
have some good mines there. Did
| examine any? Oh, yes, several.
Which ones? Well, never mind; just
don't you ask too many questions. The
railroad, too, is going right along. The
track is laid to Barker, but it will be a
week or ten days before trains run. On
the Neihart branch, also. several miles of
track are laid. AS l came away Foley
called to me that it would be finished in
a month, but | don't believe he can do it.
You see that Neihart branch was a big
undertaking. Why, in half a dozen
places tine river channel has been
changed. To do it in a month they
would have to put on about 300 extra
men. | give them sixty days and think
| they can do it in that time"
THURSDAYS DAILY.
The motor line at Helena was sold at
sheritf's sale Tuesday to Kenneth Mac
Rae of Minneapolis for $4,000.
Every ranchman who strikes the city
these days tells wonderful tales Of big
crops. One almost wonders where the
immense yield can be stored.
The second annual tournment of the
Montana State Firemen's association will
be held at Bohemian on Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. % and "a. Prizes will
be given amounting to $1,000 for best ap.
pearing department, company and fire.
men, for races between companies and
men, coupling contests, etc. Great Falls
ought to enter the lists and carry off some
OF the honors and prizes.
The meeting of the Monmouth Park
Racing association, which ended last
Thursday, was a profitable one for Mar
Gus DAILY. In four races horses owned
by him took first money, once second
money was landed by his stable, and six
times third money fell to the lot of the
DAILY entries. In all, Mr.. Days win
nings, aside from what he may have
wagered in the pools, amounted to Sol,
060,
Mr.. Pope, secretary of the Montana
State Fair, says that the fair will run be
hind this year three or four Thousand
dollars, The gate receipts are S1,0Ot
less than last year, owing to the first
part of the week being cold and windy
and Thursday the circus kept away LOOK
or l,5OO people. The trotting races, ow
ing TO SO many nOrSeS being SICK OF
otherwise knocked out, did not prove as
attractive as in former years.-Journal
The following plats have been received
at the local land Office from Surveyor
General Eaton: township l6 north range
A west; township Is north range 4 west
township Is north range 5 west; town
ship ID north range 5 west and TOWNSHIP
10 north range 5 west. Filings will bt
allowed after thirty days. This is the
land in tine vicinity of Kibbey and Race
vile, the survey and acceptance OF
which has so long delayed.
Any one who has read the announce
ment that Bach, Cory ~ Co. have sole
their hardware to the Hotchkiss q
Hawkins Hardware company must no
think for a minute that the former firm
is closing out their business. They sim
ply sell their hardware so as to devote
their whole attention and spacious store
room to their large and rapidly growing
grocery business. The result OF TIM
new departure will be one of the mos
extensive wholesale and retail grocer.