The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-08-08
fEEKLY
OF H FALLS.
DAILY.

WX 0nltTON II JULIE
Friends. 1t is a young lady.
4 is by odds the happiest man
{ y. 1t was a real pretty little
y Yff{ me night before last.
1Xfudd has received a telegram
,.srdxS kuaue, Iowa. telling him that
~ - 4}Ss presented him with a hand
+ 1Fsll of Neihart is in the city
rsnr Ia the interests of several min
M nv lies in the Neihart and Barker
iiStr He speaks in enthusiastic
tern Nbth fields.
EF11 farion of Neihart was in the
tcitv nav. In conversation Mr.,
M3vf6 Ike of the TRIBUNE write up
az Ks since, saying that it was
on1 The most complete the town
Bell, of Fort Benton, is in
~ FThe lady will remain some
i518 Eshe will Join her husband at
3kho is now engaged in COM
III Residence and large business
6loS Mat place. Mrs. Bell is the
gue1f rrs. ID. Searles.
H4iI|1n, the sire of Daniel b.. Glen
and df noted flyers, died of inilama-
Matte the bowels at Helena Thurs
day. }Uhis noted horse was formerly
ownodb Alex Werks of this county,
where hds most famous colts were foa'od.
He had been for a few years the prop
erty Of Hugh Kirkendoll of Helena.
The bank clearances for the five days
ending last evening were S210,'S6. At
kLsc ~nko %ha y,-nnl-'c .lnarIpuG will NOT
be less than 100000. When it is re-
membered that st. Paul ~clearings are
only about one cipher more, it can easily
be seen that the volume of bank bust
ness in the city is decidedly large, for be
it said for the information of strangers
Great Falls is not yet quite as large as
st. Paul.
s.. j. Kinsey. assistant foreman of the
Great Falls TRIBUNE, was in town last
week looking after his mining interests
in this vicinity. He is the prime mover
IN the organization of a new mining com.
pany to be known as "The Printers
Miniug Company The properties
owned by this company consist OF
five claims on Logging creek and one
in Barker. Considerable development
work has been done on the several
leads, sufficient to determine that the
mineral deposits are extensive and valu-
able, and can be easily and cheaply
mined. The orc taken from these mines
contain 3 large percentage OF gold, silver
and lead, and is considered rich by ex-
perienced mining experts. The company
will be Immediately organized and its
treasury stock will be offered in the Chi
cage market, where it is expected it will
meet with d ready sale. Success to the
enterprise. Success to the typos. The
Monarch.
SUNDAYS DAILY.
Livingston is to have a new opera
house, designed by Architect Cobb.
John Germ was quite sick Friday
night but yesterday was reported better.
The record for a half mile dash on a
circular track was broken at Butte on
Friday by April Fool. Time, Al seconds.
Good for the Montana circuit!
Thomas Murphy is in Benton defend
ing William WEIGH in an eXtradition
proceeding. William is better known as
ABillyathe Kid" and is wanted across the
line for horse stealing.
Joe Kaufman. postmaster at Cascade,
sends US the following list of advertised
letters remaining at his office: q. w
Emerson, Paul Ferrian, Carl Gustafson,
w. j. Hill, G. II. Harper, King Bridge
Company, .; Pat Lynch, Louis Saquer,
NOISE Sayer, Mrs. G.. w. Black.
Freeman & Largent is the title of a
new firm of attorneys who are now estab-
lished in room 10 in the Dunn block
both gentlemen are graduates from the
Ann Arbor law school and, according
to popular report. are well versed in the
many highways and byways of their pro.
feesion.
From MIR. Insolvency., who arrived
yesterday from the Judith country, the
TRIBUNE learned that the Burlington
railway survey party is now camped on
Sage creek and is making good progress
toward this city. The line crosses the
judith at Utica, and keeps as close as
possible TO the mountains, the evident
Intention being to tap the rich and ey
tensive Yogo and Wolf creek mining dis
tricts. The party is a large one and il
doing the work thoroughly,
TUESDAYS DAILY.
Twenty-Five ears Of wool were brough
in from Arlington Sunday.
Two hundred and seventy Thousand
pounds of wool belonging to II. A. Han
son of Sage creek have been purchased
by f. p. May for his firm in Boston.
The wool receipts for last week were
511 sacks. lGS,l12 pounds, YESTERDAY
about 1900 pounds were received
Shipments last week amounted to twenty
one cars.
A license was issued yesterday t.
William COOmbs of Choteau and Mis-
Annie Williams of Great Falls. Th'
happy couple were united in wedlock b.
Rev. Coombe yesterday morning at tn
Milwaukee.
The Sands Cattle a. Land company
through Hon. j. T.. Taylor, the manager
have purchased of Jack Waite 200 hea,
Of yearling lambs and of the Sage CreeI
Sheep company 1880 straight yearlin!
ewes. The price paid was $3.50 and $
respectively. Mr.. Taylor says there ar
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