The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-26
Real ESTATE AND MINES
4. Active Market on Solid Basis
Daily Inquiries
Made.
Bright Outlook for Great Falls
Real Estate Mining
Notes.

Owing TO tne cOlu Weatnci VI 'ho P"o'
week. it would be supposed that unus-
,ol ouiet and inactivity had reigned in
tho real estate market. Walks and talks
among the various dealers, however.
chow this not to be the fact. Personal
inouiry on the part Of investors was
mite active. and much inspection of
nroperty and lists distinguished the
week: and these will in all likelihood
soon bear fruit. The outlook for IA rise
in real estate values and largely increased
sales was never brighter than it is at the
uresent time. Great Falls has reached
the point where it commands the attcn-
ton Of eastern capitalists aud many are
The daily inquiries made through the
mails, not only by eastern capitalists,
but quito as many from people through
| coast cities. Not q day passes but our
| real estate dealers are IN receipt nf let
tiers Of inquiry. Outside capital ie only
100 anxious to make western Investments
| and in almost every instance where such
| rspital has bc5n placed in this. Mon
,ana's growing and prosperous city, the
INVESTOR has gained Il handsome margin
On his investment.
II is a well known fact that a great
many capitalists are looking with interest
to this city, There are several good
sized under currents that will manifest
themselves before long and everything
indicates that Great Falls real estate is
A solid investment and that it is sure Ia
ne steadily on the increase. This city
mas never had a ''boom," hooms are of nc
advantage to any city: Great Falls was
not foundcd on boom, with itl ing bar.
nrrs and brass bands. but on the Other
nand it has had IA steady aEd natural
Growth. The fact ~ weti known 10 every.
one who has on any way watched the
ritys growth.
The market for the past three Weele
has not been at all slow considering tn:
~onson. The TOWnsitc cCmpany's s2les
for three weeks amount 10 over $1,000
an average of more than $1,000 Der week
From the best infOrmAtion ohtainpbl,
the total of all TIE deals on city urcpcrt,
thus far mated is over stS.UOU
In addition to THIS the sales of uutsid,
ur0rcrtins foot pp uyor Sl2.OOn 1t il >af,
10 SAY lIldt tItS ii III alF Ibti4lll d
MARCH, $4,000 worth "rf real estate ha,
changed hands.
Probably the largest deS! made tn,
asst week was the sale Of a tWeEty-acr,
tract at the head of Central avenue to
local syndicate. Ttls property hrough
$4,000, or so ap acre, anG is to ~
plated at once. Lots as far east AS tn
Great Falls Il Boston addition are find
,,, r,.gxt sn)n ~ SfINl .tIxl stnur1ri fln
! hundred and twenty lots have since thi
addition wai placed on the market beet
lisposed of to parties that have alrea5,
improved their property or intend huiih
ing thereon as soon as spring opens.
Crrtainlr the outlook fora bright fpt
IRE Ter Great Falls is steadily on the in
"rcasr. Ilae almost assured fact tina
the Burlington rOad will begin opera
hons on It's e~Ttpnsion as soOn as th
Weather will permit: the bright pro-pec
of the location Of the Anaconda com
pany's refucrics at tins point; the build
ny Ct the new $4,000 Touring mill, viii
d capacity If :19 barre Is rpT day. An,
the assured fact If the establishment q
an Natmeal factory: the extension Of tn
Montana Midland railroad 10 Castle. tn
establishment Of a new silver sneitpi
which hes only recently been cad
snown. and Which VIII III IL long feel
want III the treating Of the ores from tn
~GeIghhOriog mining Gi8trictH; the man,
new business houses and resi- fences u
contemplation t. be crr"teG this rear
together with Great talie' more THAI
iHir show and prospects, OF securing TIN
permanent capital of Montana, this city
prospects Of becoming the largest am
most iinpnrtant tity of the TrrptpGt stat,
N the union are 6Auly increasing.