Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-03

i1't''o A.o.hieA' lie reports a lively camp
there WIN very bright prospects for the
coming season. Mr.. Harris leaves today
for Helena,
The friends IT George r. Tngersoll,
formerly general manager of the street
railway company in this city, will be
pleased 10 learn that he now holds a re
Hpohsiuie position as general manager of
tfe eir""t railway company in West
Superior.
Superintendent Dickinson during his
absence III lne east purchased new uni
forms Tor jttn moiormen. The caps ar
rived herr yesterday and tho suits are
eXptcte here any day. The uniform is
a gray bF"adcloth, eomewat similar to
the letter carrier uniform.
Granville Turner of Red Coulee is
abou completing one Of the finest private
reservoirs III the country, and is now en-
gagged IN constructing bitches to convey
the water to various parts of his ranch.
When be gets through he will have a
splendid system Of irrigation.
Architect White has been busy for the
last day or two looking after the survey
ing and plating of Judge iiansen's tract
OF land located up the Missouri near the
county poor house, Mr.. Hansen intends
to have the tract plated and placed on
the market ready for the boom in real
estate o reported as being en- route to
Great Falls.
CITY Detective Germ camein yesterday
from Belt after an unsuccessful search
after a man named Crouch who is i'm.
plicated in the tius Minter robbery. lie
Is o satisfied that Crouch made his
escape in another direction. Ed Jones
his pal who was captured will have his
examination in the police court today.
Mrs. +. G. fiolbrook, who has been
taking the place of Miss Dibble, teacher
in room No. > at the South side school,
on account of the sickness of the latter,
was herself taken sick yesterday and
WAS unable to teach. The school was
taught yesterday by Miss Helen Parker,
a pupil in the high school in the absence
of another substitute teacher.
DR.. II. II. Penny and family of Sand
Coulee left yesterday for Baltimore, Md,
where he will take up his residence in
future. DR.. Penny has been for some
years physician to the employees of the
Sand Cou'ee coal company and he leaves
many warm friends behind him, not OILY
in the big coal camp of the Great North
ern railway, but also in this city. DR..
Raeback Of Sand Coulee, who has been
in partnership with DR.. Penny, left yes
terday to locate in Buffalo, N. Y.
Commander-in-C Chief Thos. G. Lawler
of the Grand Army of the Republic with
headquarters at Rockford, Illinois, has
issued general orders, No. 10, appointing
w. H. Stafford. of Great Falls as one of
the aides on his staff. This is an honor
well deserved on the part of Comrade
Stafford who has been one of the most
energetic and patriot members of the g.
A. r. in this city. The commaL.der-in
chief also appointed James b. Loomis,
Helena; Roger Edwards, Anaconda and
B. +. Osborne, Bozeman, aides on his
staff.
MIR, +, Denzel, formerly proprietor of
the c. i. Il. store on Central avenue.
leaves this week for Post Falls, Idaho
to take charge of the Spokane woolen
mill recently erected by Kane Bros. a.
that place. These are the same gentle.
men Wtlo brought their machinery to
Great Falls last year and figured OF
offered them as a bonus - acres OF
land and free fuel for five years. The
mill will manuf cture Hannels, blankets.
look for their market mainly in 1dahc
and Montana. Mr.. I)enzel still retains
considerable financial interest in this city
Yesterday another party of farmers
came in to look over the prospects for {