The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-11-25
City and Vicinity.
ocal Events Boiled Down
for Sunday Reading.
What the City Council can
do by Ordinance.
our Reporter Visits the
Sand Coulee Mines.

1aJlA ANAAA00 ANA4AA00s
George Martin left yesterday for St.
rsul.
uH. Moody is building house near
Richards.
vr J. Taylor came on the o'clock
u,in yesterday.
lob Printing of all kinds neat executed
:. the LEADER Office.
Rudee along, ladies, and see the fine
.hoes At Bulge 4 Kenkels.
Messrs. W. B. Raleigh & Co. offer no
.,d Of remnants regardless of cost.
The four horses sold at auction yester-
d.y afternoon brought $17.50 piece.
vrC.P. Thompson has an elegant
..ore and choice lot Of gifts for the
holidays.
That elegantly-dressed gentleman on
our fourth page, remember, got his suit
stA. Nathan's.
VIM. Albrecht has some Of the mos9
nn;oue articles Of furniture to be found
In the Northwest.
Mr. u. G. Phelps, accompanied by his
wife and child, came In on the train from
Helena last evening.
NC. F. Nullerton was down to his
p,ace Of business yesterday. He has
been Ill for several days.
Amore magnificent store or stock of
goods than those Of Murphy, Maclay d
Co. could scarcely be found in the West.
Jensen, "the shoe man." has a choice
stock and is confessedly the politest deal
in this line of underwear in the Ter
Eitory.
Lord Brothers. at the Bee Hive, make
figures 90 low as to astonish you so that
you'll always 60 and find them, you
know.
tits reported that supt. G. F. Waldo,
Of the st. Paul, M. 4 n. R., has rendered
lis resignation to take effect on the first
ofnext month.
And there's Nj. Nalbach, the merchant
aiior. If you don't get your money al
hek in the wear and pleasure of wearing
Insults, he don't charge you cent.
Noatana's leading clothier-Harris-
iaiavosite both here and in Helena
not among the ladies only, but with all
Who admire well-dressed gentleman.
Park hotel arrivals; w. W. Fisk, ]. j.
oConnor, Elmira, N. Y; H. E. Turford,
g. Paul; NJ. F. Roat, Helena; s. Samuels,
Chicago; Mrs. ]. Athey and Miss Seagel,
Sun River.
Hyou'l only just wait, said lady at
eight, I'll 60 with you straight 10 F. W.
Wait and get a fair rate on whatever you
,ate you've put on the slate for our we'd
den estate.
J.R Payne, president of the Bank OF
Great Falls and who Is we'll acquainted
With Lord Sackville West, in an interview
in the Helena Record characterizes Lord
West - a fool.
The following names appear on the re-
Stster At the Milwaukee house H. G.
Foster, Joseph Davis, Fort Benton; T. T.
Williamson, Choteau; J. Wells, Missoulai
c.G. Ingalls,, Sun River.
They were engaged. They stood side
dy side and they sighed. She coaxed and
ahe coaxed for q ride. We heard big
smack and whack whack, he'd tried to
kissher but missed her and died.
The Choteau County Court had render
Cd decision in favor of Sol Yates and
asainst the Board of County Commis.
s'oners, giving Yates 800 q month fol
als services as deputy sheriff.
Are you subscriber of the LEADER
brother? Have you perused it frequent
y' 1t not, do you not think you should
come Into the fold? If you are repub
acan, reader, you should read the LEADER
~ Will do you good. Heed this admoni
"on' Subscribe at once and get fat.
The LEADER would suggest the advisa
o'llty Of arranging for course Of lectures
n this city. With such men as Colone
sanders, Judge Wade. W. E. Cullen, Gov
Leslie, Judge Mcconnell, and Prot. Swal
low, all erudite men, to address us, w
would be edited by intellectual treat
and pleased by delectaple witicisms.
captain Herman, of Eau Claire, Wis,
VA in the city Friday. Judge Race ha
Known the Captain for quarter of cen
Jury Captain Herman is a man will
op"al and through the instrumentalit,
% Judge Race, acting in the capacity o
~ectetary OF the Great Falls Board o
n"' .ae' he is deeply interested in Grea
ais. The Qontlnmon hos AZ +Y,o 1oro