The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-10-26

the weather for day or so.
Big line of overshoes, felt boots, etc., at
the New York Cash Bazaar.
Save rs per cent by buying your winter
goods at New York Cash Bazaar.
F. G. Heldt accompanied the republi-
cans to Cascade yesterday morning.
Mr.. Wardell, civil engineer, is putting
in centers for the track at the smelter.
Gloves and mittens at prices that defy
competition at New York Cash Bazaar.
A large number of men are at work on
the railroad in the southern part of the
city.
Peter Seims, of St. Paul, is in the city.
He is much pleased with the appearance
of Great Falls.
Mr.. Silverman, of Israel & Silverman,
has returned from business trip to the
Judith country.
T. A. Sears, Benton, E. Reach, Augusta,
and VIM. Wright, Choteau, are register
ed at the Park hotel.
W. F. Bradford, Of this city, was ap-
pointed deputy sheriff of Cascade county
Wednesday afternoon.
Messrs. Zingle & Giles, bakers, are now
established in their new brick building
on Second street south.
R. H. Beckwith, No. 16 North Main
street, Helena, is one of the leading pho
tographic artists in the West.
Mr.. Douglas Huy has ranch two
miles from town where great many
horses are wintered, fed and looked
after.
Frank Huey employs 12 men in his
quarry at Sand Coulee. They are taking
out the beautiful sandstone in great guam
titles.
Messrs. s. G. Ashby & Co. have just
received large supply of horse blankets,
lap robes, saddle blankets, curry combs,
brushes, etc.
When you go to Helena call and see
Mr.. Beckwith's magnificent enlarged
photographs of the lovely scenery along
the Montana Central railroad.
Judge Bywater, formerly; of Sand
Coulee, will make this city his perma
nent residing place. He recently built a
commodious residence on Second avenue
north.
A number of persons who came in on
the last excursion train from the East are
stopping at the Minneapolis house. They
are desirous of locating here with their
families.
Cranberries by the barrel, sweet pota-
toes by the barrel, lemons by the case,
and apples by the hundred barrels, at G.
T. Wernecke's, between Third and Fourth
street, Central avenue.
Mr.. Wilcox, manager Of the Cataract
mill has been out in the Judith country
Mr.. Wilcox is rustler and is doing all
he can to advance the wheat raising in
dustry in this part of the territory.
Mr.. John Sheldon, father of Mrs
Wellington, proprietress of the Minneap-
oils house, is in the city. The gentle,
man is 81 years old. He has a very re,
tentive memory, and remarkable intel
lection.
Doctor Crutcher was called Sunday tc
Glasgow, a little town on the Manitoba
275 miles east of here, to attend Robert
A. Richie, former merchant of Rocky
Point. He reports NJ. Richie quite low
with typhoid fever.
The handsome new Jail is about COM
pleted. The firm that furnished the
iron work for the cells has agreed tc
send man from Cincinnati, o., to super
intend the work of putting it in. He is
expected daily.
We would again call the attention O.
our numerous patrons to the fact that thu
LEADER is delivered to city subscriber
by carrier, and any irregularity in re
ceiving the paper should be promptly re
ported at this office.
Judge Wade and A. F. Burleigh, tw'
of Montana's distinguished republicans
will address the citizens of Cascad
county at the republican headquarters
Wednesday evening, Oct. 81. A larg
gathering is anticipated.
There are number of subscriber
whom the carriers of the LEADER are III
able to find. To such persons, howevel
the paper is sent through the postotfic'
Person residing in the city who receiv
+ the LEADER through the mail will pleas
leave their address at this office.
Mr.. Charles Pratt, nephew OF Mrs
5 Wellington, has been in the city fey
days. He left last evening for his HON
at Carr ison, Montana. The gentlema
f is quite affiuent. He owns several thou
: and head of stock and 1900 horses. H
e is an ardent admirer Of Great Falls an
8 her phenomenal growth, which is VERT
s ed by his intention to locate here in tn
s spring. Mrs. Wellington has about d
t cided to erect a substantial building
this city.