The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
SPRAY OF TIE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

apo''s yesterday on business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mckay are the
happiest couple in the city over the ar
rival of a daughter at their home Sun
day morning.
A public telephone station has been
established on the West side. 1t is To-
Gated in the store Of w. Q. Hodge, oppo-
site Turner hall.
w. L. Houston has returned from tho
east and can bo found at his real estate
office, opposite the postoiice lie will
welcome all of his friends and patrons.
George w. Goodman proved up yester-
day before Clerk Cockrill on his home
stod fling for the WIS sel;, and neI
swH, and swh noH section |, township
IL north, range 6 east.
Yesterday on the application of United
States District Attorney Weed of Hell
ena the hearing in the case of the United
States vs. Will Hanks was continued to
the 23d of November by United States
Commissioner Pomeroy.
The following bills of sale were fled
yesterday in the recorders office: W. G.
Smith to Ed Huelster for furniture, car
pets, etc, in room 80, Bach Cory block;
r. E. Huelster to q. f.. Egloir, FOR fur
niture, etc, in same room.
Il. X. Abbott of the Nebart Herald
was in town yesterday on his way to
Butte to attend the first meeting Of the
Montana Free Coinage association on
Wednesday, the 18th. He reports bust
ness picking up in Neihart.
David Rice and J. G. Wells of Rice
vile arrived in the city yesterday. They
are pushing work on the gypsum mine
and in the spring will be under full
headway. A few days ago they struck
a fine body of fire clay in the mine.
Col. f, ID. Shiras of Chicago, who was
here about ten days ago and went out to
coast on a tour of inspection, is again in
the city. On his trip he found no city
having the solidity and general prosper
ity of Great Falls.
The following officials Of the Mlwau-
kee n st. Paul railway were IN the city
Sunday and Monday and left for the
east last night: j. f. Comfy, assistant
general passenger agent; p. Scantan,
travelling passenger agent and Major
Malone, travelling freight agent.
J. N. CIdTh is DdCk ITOu Wit TJlSe
City after an absence OF over two months.
He says the new city is coming to the
front rapidly and that the Gilt Edge
mine is the ibest gold-producer in the
state. Tho prospects, of large output
of gold from the mines in that section
next year promises to be up in the hun
! dreds of thousands of dollars.
Messrs. Davis n Ridgeley have leased
the job printing department of THE
TRIBUNE These young men are expert
printers and are in every way worthy Of
the confidence and support of the bust
ness community. They are starting out
for themselves under the most favorable
auspices and their ultimate success is
assured.
The Royal mill yesterday afternoon re-
( ceived it's grinding force from the new
power house of the Townsite company
The machinery moved off as steadily as
& clock work and the power is ample to
run the mill at its full capacity, The
cables ruL smoothly and without Il jar.
For several weeks the mill has been run
by electrical power, but now the mighty
Missouri furnishes it. The new plant is
the finest in the northwest and Il e Ca
panty VI l'o p'"pi uihhi't'''
The following warrantce deeds were
recorded Yesterday: TOwnsite company
10 n. ID. Mcintosh for lots | and >,
block 2O3, for l,2C0; VIII Hanks to l..
Ii. lIershlield for the northwest quarter
OF section u, township 20 north, range
east, for sl2,JG9. Thomas Ashton and
others to Samuel j. Cline, for the south
halls OF the southeast quarter and east
half Of the southwest quarter Of section
10, township 10 north, range 4 east, for
$1,000.
Says the Valley County Gazette. pub.
lished at Glasgow, Mont: "Wm. M. At
kinson, of the Royal Milling company of
Great Falls, visited our office Monday
the "Rex" flour, and is visiting all the
towns of Importance throughout the
state in the milling company's interests.
He states thai the flour is giving univer-
sal satisfaction, and is preferred to
Pillsbury flour by many dealers. The
"Rex" flour carried away ono OF the
prizes at the Columbian exposition.
Placed against the finest brands of flour
in the world, il carried away ribbon.
This is home industry we should
patronize. Why send our money out of
the state when we can expenl it at home
and get IA superior article. Ths daily
capacity of the mill is 500 barrels, with
an elevator capacity of the enormous
cum of 100000 bushels
In conversation with TRIBUNE
scribe yesterday, Mr.. W. II. Houston
who had just returned from the east,
said that he was glad to get back to
Great Falls where there was something
going on. In every city he visited hard
times was depicted on the countenances
Of nearly all the business men and the
laboring classes were very hard up
There was very little work Of any kind
going on and the wages paid to those
Who were working would hardly support
them. The cry for bread will be loud
md deep in the east this winter. He
enewered great many questions about
0feat Falls and gave solid facts
and figures about our great resources
and wonderful water power-sulficient
TO run the combined manufacturing
machinery OF the United States. lie is
K CODfident that a lar0a numh har NJ an cterp