The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-04
TWO DAYS. LOCAL EVENTS.
MURRER IN THE TRIBUNE
LIBEL SUIT.
A Seven Hundred Thousand Dollar Case
on Trial Before the District
Court.
OUR FELLOW-CITIZEN. WILL HANKS,
THROWN FROM HIS CARRIAGE
AND SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Our Reporter Rounds up the City and Gets
All the Local News for the
Leader.


All the Local News for the
Leader.
Read the locals on the third and fourt1
pages.
Several antelope were recently seer
near this city.
IT. Morrison, of St. Paul, is reg is
tered at the Park hotel.
Mr. Dave Churchill was in the city YES.
terday on business connected with the
Mnlcahy estate.
The bonds Of the new County Com
missioners were filed with the Probate
Judge yesterday.
CIV. Stark & Co. have received large
supply of oats and wheat: next door to
the Milwaukee house.
J.F. Irwin, Belt; W. Brewster and
wife, Choteau; W. NJ. McCrane, Niagara
Falls; A. II. Cooper, Minneapolis.
Mr.. Phil Gibson returned from the
dual city Sunday. He succinctly and
felicitously remarked: "I'm glad to get
back"
The survey Of the cemetery is COM
plete The lots are now for sale. The
cemetery presents creditable appear
ance'
The LEADER is sorry to learn that our
esteemed and honored friend, John Bean,
has lost his new silk hat. The wind was
against it last night.
Mr.. Dow, of the late firm of Dow &
Tuttle, hardware merchants in this city,
arrived in Great Falls Sunday. He will
go to Helena today, and will probably
remain there during the winter.
The county line in the vicinity of Barker
passes over Irene's, Butte or Barker noun,
tain in which several Barker locations
have been made. Clendenin post office
is about mile and a half south of the
line.
The surveys Of the Sand Coulee roads
have been completed and adopted. The
county has located three or four different
routes from Great Falls to Sand Coulee !
for the benefit of settlers in different
parts Of the coulee.
The surveys to locate the new road
from Great Falls to the Muddy will soon
bestarted. The road will cross north of |
MCrutcher's ranch, and when complet-
edsil be much better than the old road |
nngards feasibility Of route.
Yesterdays arrivals at the Minneapolis
houses Dan Sutherland and Thos. Cox,
Helena; I. J. Dormer, indianapolis; w.
d. Chase, Minneapolis; A. 3. Luckey,
Glasgow; 0. H. Rude, Tillie Rude, and
A' Larson, St. Paul; F. Lester, Glasgow.
The Great Falls Arion met in their new
hall night before last, for the first time.
There were forty-six members pres
ent' A collection was taken up and
tae piano paid for. Their opening en-
tertainment will occur on the evening of
'"0 A4tu Instant.
Nm Ulm, Chas. johnson and John j.
Ellis were in town yesterday on business
connected with the William Mulcahy Es- !
'a'e The appraised value of the Estate
amounts to about $4,000 and there is a
mortgage On the cattle for more than the
Estate amounts to. I
Andrew Jensen, the popular shoeman,
IS our ~ authroity for stating that a new
coming house and gents's furnishing J
goods e will be opened up in the Dunn
nlock. MIR. Jensen has much faith in
'feat Falls and regards business much
oetter than he expected during these !.
winter months.
'he following named persons have re- :
,el'y registered at the Milwaukee house: :
ronn : richards, Judson Wells and John
"eam' Helena; Chas. Ranges, Cotton &,
1ooa; H. I. Gorhan,, Chestnut; E. B. :,
Ia,gent : e and e. ingalls,, Sun River; S. =
= y "oolsworth, Larimore, D. T.; F. L. !,
W. "oooe, Garrison; P. l.. Runyan, Gorham;
""'' Noonan, Butte; j. A. Ryan, Glasgow. =
!. 1ne Tribune is off--wrong as usual-in il
w. W.. account OF Mr.. Hanks accident. He Il
fsa tsa '',rown out over 100 yards from the a
sa'e ,as W the horse jumping to one side v
ra ana partially upsetth carriage. The horse c
;,'s 's l''ghtened by paper being blown in t
~. ts q. 'ses and rushed through one side of
~. ,ae renee and out of the other without G
fss. aamage to the carriage and only p
lew scratches on itself Z
us, large delegation of attorneys from
hwy: ,isna came in Sunday night, having a
~ uess : IN connection with the suit Of U
" WEI trust & Loan Company against the u
he a s.. montana Cattle Company. Among +
Y q p''orneys We're Judge Chumasero, +. a
w,,, noole and W. II. Hunt. Mr.. l.. A. Il
comS aAer' who is interested in the cattle b
Was W"pans' also arrived on the same train. l
ps, 0elleve 81 r. B. Harrison, the son of II
Company. f|''>'''' VI '''e ''''le !,
District Court Matters. !,
fo,eo,a s' VI Yesterday was consumed by II