The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-19
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

& Missouri railroad has filed mans of
location of part of its line between Great
Falls and Belt.
From DR.. Adams it is learned that two
of the fathers and forty OF the pupils of
st. Peters mission are down with pneu-
monia. One OF the fathers is not en-
pected to live.
The track layers on the Pacific extern
sion are nov within eight miles of Bon
ner's Ferry, Idaho. Engineers are
camped south of the Columbia river,
nine miles from Wenatchee. Wash.
Harry Skinner reports that the Sand
Coulee democratic club is tiourishing
with seventy five members and new ones
coming in in every meeting. Meetings
are held regularity and great enthusiasm
prevails.
River Press. II: Seven new mineral
locations in the Little Rockies were filed
in the clerks Office in this city today.
This makes more than eighty mineral
locations made in Choteau county dur.
ing the present year.
Information from Barker last evening
was to the effect that the Barker mine
shows three feet Of fine galena ore at a
depth Of 200 feet and is improving y N
stantly as depth is attained. The Bar
ker promises TO be q wonderful property.
The Carter, Ontario and May and Edna
also made splendid showings. as the re
suit of last weeks development work.
Barker is coming right to the front.
Butte Bystander: The Boston & Mon
tana company are pushing their work SO
as to be ready to supply ere TO the new
emelter at Great Falls as soon as the
spur is completed. Capt. Couch expects
to put on at least 400 more men. The
ore chutes at the Leonard shaft are be-
ing erected for the purpose of loading
the cars. and soon tins company will
have nearly az many men at work in
Butte as the Anaconda company.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
Walter NJ. O'Dwyer. formerly connect
ed with the TRIBUNE, now fills "A respon-
siblc position on the Portland Orcgonian
and is said to stand high with the man
agemcnt of that paper.
Mrs. Tabitha p. Kern died Tuesday
evening at : o'clock at the residence OF
her son. William f. Kern, Mrs. Kern
had been a resident Of Great Falls FOR
the last three years. The funeral will
!, take place at > o'clock today at the Bap
fist church.
\ well known mining man who re-
; turned from Neihart last night said the
: strike in the MoultOn could not he owe
estimated and that the mine was in
-. splendid condition. He said if is one oi
: the most promising properties in tho
camp.
Boston Commercial Bulletin T.: Mr.
II. Ii. Nelson of Great Falls, Montana, is
in town. Mr.. Nelson is the largest in
l -. 900 head Of sheep. He is receiving
D congratulations on mis- engagement tc
S Miss Annie 4. Putnam. a sister of the
well known Boston wool buyer in The
west.
Fort Assinniboinc High Private: IA
Hciss. late of the Twentieth infantry
band. and Miss Minnie A. Lrinwcil were
married by the chaplain at this post
March II. Mr.. iieiss has been our or
ganist continuously since or arriva
4 here and we regret to lose him. III
bride also has many friends here. The.
, will reside at Great Falls. We bid then
God speed on the journey OF life.
Before the county commissioners ad
lourned Tuesday they authorized tn
county clerk to advertise for bids for TIT
construction of a Jail at Sand Coule'
similar to the one in North Great Fails
The new Jail will cost in the nelghbor
d hood of $500. The clerk was also OF
dclcd to advertise for bids for building
a fence around the court house site. Ih
commissioners intend 10 seed The ground
and set out some trees.
Butte Inter Mountain, IL: Genera
Agent b. II. Langley of the Montan
Central railway at Helena is in the cit
9 today. He reports that work is rapid
h progressing ON the masonry of tn
Wickcs tunnel. As to the transfer OF tn
1 General offices Of the Great Norther
N from Helena to Great Fails NJ. Langle
saws it will not toe done. There is som
talk of moving the office Of Superintcnt
cnt johnson to Great Falls ana this vi
very likely be done, but Mr.. Lan"lc
|. thinks the general freight, passeng,
>, and engineers offices will remain +;
II Helena.
lc K. s. Ford returned yesterday from
'd six weeks visit To California. bile q
the coast he met q number Of Montal
O. iaus and o IA few from Great ran
l. Among the latter were Dave Churchi
-, Frank Coombs and Thco. Gibson. \
IL we're having pleasant times and eXpect'
To return home soon. Mr.. Ford spcl
considerable time at Redonda Beach,
e: miles from Los Angeles. which has b
come a famous watering place on Il
MI coast. 1t has a fine hotel, in fact mt
the best on the coast, and is a healthf
e. place to winter. Mr.. Ford said he hea
IN many inquiries about Montana and not
10 few concerning Great Falls. lie lett n
"a family at Redonda, where they Will
main sone time yet.
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