The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-04-15
Great Fall Irsa Wsslus.
What They Have Done and What They
Can Do.

1t may be truly said that sIron h
King" and it is a credit to our home
manufacturers that the iron works In
the massive building was intrusted to the
Great Falls Iron Works Of this city.
The handling and adjustment Of the
immense tonnage and massive parts Of
this structure has been accomplished
without accident or the slightest injury
to any person or hindrance to the pro-
gress of the work. In all that relates to
architectural iron work these works ma
be named Mt the head of the class,
whether for that which is structurally
solid or artistically fine. No finer work
is turned out by the ironmasters Of the
west and the management of these works
has every reason to be proud of the many
compliments passed upon it. The par
ties who established these iron works
two years ago gave evidence of strong
faith in the future of the city by invest
ing a large amount of money, which has
resulted in an equipment enabling them
to make a large output perday in casting
and finishing machinery with the present
capacity. This is a very important branch
OF their business, but they are also pre-
pared to do all kinds of repairs ON all
kinds OF machinery, thereby making it
possible for breakdowns to he repaired
and renewals to be made in all branches
of manufacturing without the serious
delay and great cost of sending long
distances.
The company has in addition a mach
inery and supply depot, to handle as
manufacturers agents, mining, milling,
hydraulic, wood and iron making mach.
inery. Hosting plants are furnished
complete, either delivered or set up
ready for the operation. First motion
hoists such as this firm furnished the
Diamond R. Mining company for their
mines at Neihart, OR the same with
friction clutches, are handled by the
company. Great hoists with cOnical or
straight winding drums for round steel
rope, are also furnished, with first mo.
ton engines when desired and of all
sizes, from a power to hoist a lode of g.
900 pounds from a depth of 1850 feet,
to one having a capacity of 1900 pounds
at a depth of 5000 feet.
This company has in stock all classes
Of steam pumps for sinking and station
duty in mines, fire duty, irrigation and
boiler feelings, boilers large and small.
locomotive, upright, plain, cylindrical
and return tubular.
The company also jobs in pipe and
fittings, brass goods, steam filters and
machinists' tools and railroad supplies,
lubricating oils, rubber goods and steel
and iron, also heavy building material,
contractors machinery, derricks, winch.
es, crabs, steam hoists and elevators,
friedrich and fire clay for. boiler and
furnace setting, imported and American
cement, New York and Michigan plaster
Its works being located on a branch
of the Great Northern railroad and fur.
nished with a side-track into the works
this company has the best facilities fol
handling contracts and are fully able to
do business at minimum cost. The
works at present employ between thirty
and forty men, most of whom are skilled
mechanics, some are under instructions
training for better positions and all en-
ployees of the concern are thoroughly
reliable. The Great Falls Iron Work,
and it's able management is one of whic,
this city may be proud.-Tribune.