The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-11-21
,ocAL ITEMS OF GEN.
ERAL AND PER-
SONAL INTER-
EST.
President Hill in the City
choteau County District
Court---Col. Broad
water in Town.
Col. Wheeler in
Town.

Town.
John Devine, of Sun river is in the city.
Robt. Vaughn was in the city yester-
day.
The Katie Putnam company is playing
in Helena.
Paris Gibson returned from Wolf creek
night before last.
r. ". Lamb, of Chicago, is registered
at the Park hotel.
President Hill and Col. Broadwater
leave today noon for Butte.
Sam Dodd made one of his periodical
visits to the Cataract city yesterday.
Robert Vaughn Of the Sun River Leav-
inrs. has been paying Great Falls a visit.
Messrs Race Bros. are making some
improvements in their building on Cen
tral avenue.
Several loads Of ore from Maiden have
been received at the smelter. 1t was
hauled 14O miles by team.
Judge Race gave verdict for $100
against Dr. Brown yesterday in the suit
Of the Park hotel for board bill.
The bricklayers are making the most
of this fine weather. a new force have
been put to work OH the school building.
Among the arrivals last evening
were: Hon. c. B. Toole, of the Blackfoot
Agency and Mr. Bach and wife of Helena
Mr.. Wynn, Of Belt creek has been visit
ing Great Falls for the last two or three
days. He was in the front ranks on cleo
tion day.
Mr.. Frank Wilcox, manager of the
cataract mill is making some improve
ments at the dam, preparatory to running
the mill through the winter.
The River Press says the official
returns from all the precincts Of Choteau
County are in at last. Canvass will be
made today and full statement will be
given.
Chas Benedict, the private secretary of
President Hill, was in the party that
reached Great Falls yesterday morning.
tie is more than ever convinced Of the
future growth Of this city.
Col. Broadwatcr was greatly pleased
when he learned that Great Falls was
the fourth city in voting population in
the Territory, but he quietly remarked
i twould b the third one next year.
The Helena hotels are man traps fol
new hats One Of our citizens, who had
fine new hat, took breakfast at the Cos
niopolitan the other day and received /;
dllapidated speciman Of head covering in
return
II is now easy to take Il trip to Butte
the laagest mining camp in the world, yo'
leave here at p. H., get to Butte at s.2'
IN, see your friends, stay over night
and get back here at 3l5 p. m. Il little
over "A hours.
The following names appear on the
register at the Minneapolis house: VIM
1.Locher, Barnesville; Jos. Appleby ant
u. Jindel, Helena: Jno. Sutherland, {
Albright and J. McGie. Nlinot; Joh1
Gass, Glasgow.
The Helena Motor company are con
slderlng the feasibility of using electric
ny In lieu of steam for motive power
Inc line is now in successful operation
from Hoback street. on the east side. t
the Hot springs.
lol W. +. Wheeler came in on las
evenings train from Helena, having bee
summoned by a tclcgtam from his son-il
ia"''. L. Dyas to attend the funeral c
James Dyas. Messengers have bee
sent to Geo. Stell.
Among the recent arrivals at the Mil
"auNee house, are, E. Wright and v
Alller, Helena; +. B. Largent, Jno. De
,'ne and y. G. Benson, Sun river; {
A'a.herman, Benton: J. Carson. Chotea,
u W. Black. Belt.
"m Douglass. one of the most sturc1
VI Republicans and friends of Gre;
''ls' has returned from his visit to Hell
I'd ~ the time of the celebration and
~ A'i'slas'lc over the speeches made
'"e 9oltication meeting.
9. 'Ne beautiful weather is a great ben
~. ~ :" 'lle builders. Work upon the di
;s'e" buildings in course of coistructic
~ s'ea'ly accelerated. The Phelps AN
n 'as'.nls building will likely be col,
,s'e" ';s tIlls week. The roof Oh the Ca
's h" residence is nearly finished, and IL
Is' siaa Will be ready for occupancy i