The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-30

Supt. Anderson and his wife, of Sand
Coulee, were in the city today.
s. H. johnson and B. Shaw, Of st. Paul,
are registered at the Park hotel.
A telegram from Paris Gibson states
he will start for Great Falls today.
r. r. Sweet and G. Dill, Of Cora, are
registered at the Milwaukee house.
The building occupied by the "B & B"
restaurant on Central avenue is being re-
paired.
Hurry up your ads for the Holiday
edition the LEADER. 1t will bring you
100 times the cost.
Mr.. Collins, the chief dispatcher Of the
Montana Central, and W. P. P. St. Clair,
road master, are in the city.
Pat Burns who had his leg broken
some time ago, is recovering. He has
been under DR.. Gordon's care.
The runners for the hotels work assid-
uously in their efforts to get boarders. It
is quite amusing to watch them.
j. A. Beckon, Of Slayton, Mimi, is reg
istered at the Minneapolis house, also
P. Gray and wife, and J. O'Donnell, Of
Stanford.
There will be watch night services on
Monday night at the Methodist Episcopal
church, beginning at $50 p. III. and last
ing until 1889.
Therewill be services in the M.E.church
| today at II a. IN. and p. M. Sunda y
| school at 2:30 p. m. and Young Peoples
meeting at 8 p. M.
| Nothing pays better than advertising.
One of our patrons tells us he has built
up a splendid business here and he attri-
| butes much of his success to extensive
advertising in the LEADER.
| 1t will give us pleasure in the Now
Years morning issue Of the LEADER to
announce the names Of the ladies Of
Great Falls who will keep open house
on that day. Names received prior to
midnight on Monday, will be published,
DR.. W. II. Gelsthorpc and wife, of
Helena, arrived in Great Falls last even
ing. They will make this city their re-
siding place, and the doctor will act us
physician for the company at Sand Coulee
He is brother of John Gelsthorpe,
tailor of this city.
Pawnee Bill is heading force of TO-.
600 to $4,000 invasionists from all parts ol
Kansas who, as soon as any final action
is taken on the pending bill, will march
on Oklahama en- masse. If the action be
favorable, we'll. II otherwise, the march
will 60 on all the same.
The Business Educator for December
1888, is handsomely printed quarto
1t is issued by the Helena Business Col
lege and is illustrated with an artistic
half-page electrotype of the interior ol
the main class and study hall of the in
stitution. Prof. Englehorn is one of the
foremost business educators Of the West
and the reputation Of his college at the
capital of Montana is as we'll merited AZ
it is Union wide.
The company at Sand Coulee arc get
ting ready to build a large boarding
house AVID twenty five Or thirty more cot
tages for the accommodation Of thei
employees. About two hundred men arr
employed in the mines now and til.
force is being augmented unremittingly
A dozen more machines arc expected, ant
as soon as they are received they viii
have to put to work at least fifty NOR,
men. The popdeation of Sand Coulc'
now numbers about 500.
2'he officers and staff Of the Commercial
Cable company, OH Christmas day, pre-
sented John W. Mackay, president, on
of the most exquisite pieces of silve
plate work in existence, representing tn
telegraph cable, the points of the com
! pass, the surging and foaming sea, thre
dolphins bearing upon their backs
a globe. divided and opening at til
equator, so that it can be used for a re
ceptaclc for flowers. Its total hight i