The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-11-04
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Phantom Party--Cataract
Mill Running Con-
stantly.


City Items of General and
Personal Interest.
Big republican rally tomorrow night.
r. 8. Ford of Sun River has been in
the city.
There will be Methodist service today
In the brick church.
Judge Wade's speech at the recent re-
publican meeting was an able one.
Mary Anderson sailed on the "a inst.
for Liverpool. Her costumes all forty
trunks.
Hon. Thos. L. Napton, a lawyer, and
old resident Of Montana, died suddenly
at Butte yesterday.
There will he services in the Metho-
dist church today at II g. m. and Z p. m.
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
LIE Roy Rose, Of Butte, is in the city.
He is desirous Of remaining in Great
Falls permanently.
The following are at the Park hotel:
H. W. Tenney, Boston; A. B. Bean, Judith
Basin; NJ. Norton, Lewiston.
Mr.. Frank g. Heldt visited the
smelter yesterday, and was somewhat
surprised at its magnitude.
There will be Catholic service in the
Minot hall to-day, at "a. m. Father
Coapman, of Helena, will oficiate.
The Helena Herald prints full report
of Judge Wade's recent speech in this
city. The judges maiden effort was
good. ....
L. G. Trent, a representative of Fraser
& Chalmers, of Chicago, heavy dealers IN
mining machinery, was in the city yes
terday.
Some fast trotting on Central avenue
yesterday afternoon, attracted considera-
BILE attention, and created some amuse-
ment.
Big republican mass meeting Monday
night.
Miss Ora Wellington expects to leave
for Minneapolis soon. -..
The Milwaukee house is we'll patron
! lied.
h, Turn out and hear the gifted orators
Coils. Botkin and I. d. McCutcheon,
Monday night at Great Falls.
i Mr.. Dave Churchill's little children
have an attack of whooping cough.
Mr.. David Rice, republican candidate
for assessor, is recovering from the ef-
fects of a bad cold.
Mr.. Gill, baggagemaster on the Mani
toba, had his hand injured recently. He
is at the Minneapolis house. DR.. Reed
is attending him.
Louis Brubaker, at Washington, Kan.
Wednesday last, killed his mother ant
seriously wounded himself with knife
Coils. W. F. Sanders, /. D. McCutcheor
and A. J. Craven addressed an overflow
ing and brilliant audience at Armor,
hall, Helena, last night. 1t was an i'm
!, mense success.
Messrs. Bulge & Kenkel, will move il
two or three weeks into the Phelps
McGinnis block on Central avenue, AM
E. T. Marston, jeweler, will move int
t he building now occupied by them.
Burleigh held his audience spell
bound the other evening and some of hi
auditors were converted to republicanisn
j. while all within the sound of his voic
. received lasting impression.
= Mrs. 8. G. Rice, of Chicago, is in tn
! city. Like other persons from the Eas
: Mrs. Rice likes Montana and Great Fall
8 She thinks it is good to be here, and sh
n is going to stay here.
+ Prof. Peterson's writing school ha
n been closed after a successful term. Th
= professor will resume the role of pei
e man when the gentle zephyrs of sprin
agitate the whiskers on the earth.
Mr.. CT. Day has secured the names
n 80 subscribers for the telephone servic
y He is confident that no difficulty will b
t. experienced in securing enough sui
n scribers to make the enterprise a pa.
q, ing one from its inception. The LEADE
t. viii he pleased to chronicle from time
g. time any developments of the telephon
70 project.
'e Among the recent arrivals at the Nil
N neapolis house are, Geo. W.Verge, Mil
m neapolis; A. E. Jewel, Helena; E.
y Welch, Helena; James Appleby, Helen
- - The following are registered at II
10 Milwaukee house: Chas. Bepyer and
A. McBain, Bothman, Dakota; Matthe
Tinglayson, Woodstock, Minnesota; !
,e Norton, Lewiston, Montana.
n The Cataract mill is still runnin
I'd nioht and day. but are unable to Il