The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-10-30

J. II. Mcknigh & Co. are agent for tn
Perkins Wind Mills and Pumps. The,
are guaranteed to be the best in use
Parties who intend purchasing are inyit
ed to call on them and get terms ant
prices.
Attention is called to Mr.. II. N. AL
bach's advertisement The gentlema,
has opened tirst-class tailoring estab
lishment in the Boardman & Arthu,
block on Second street between Contra
and First avenue north.
= bulletins showing the returns of thu
presidential election will be posted in tn.
republican and democratic headquarters
For that purpose, Mr.. Fortier, operator
for the Rocky Mountain Telegraph com
pany, has already raised $25.
The arrivals yesterday at the Parl
hotel were: N. F. Merrill, Chicago; Miss
II. kestenmache, Benton: NJ. d. Bald
win, Blackfoot Agency; E. A. Nelson
Benton; S. w. Mercer, II. N. Vample, W
E. Case and J. J. Barnes, Newcomers.
town, Ohio; W. L. Smith, Guerney, Ohio
A. NJ. Braugh, Port Washington, Ohio.
{. c. Ray unfortunately mentioned in
the club the other evening that he had
no Use for man whose neck was so big
that he could pull off his shirt without
unbuttoning his collar. This is the
whole secret of O'Dwyer' malignant at
tack in last nights Tribune. Fortunate
ly, however, no one believes in the Tri-
bune's slander.
James Barnes, of the firm of Barnes &
Collett, returned from the East Saturday
night and started yesterday morning for
st. Paul. Mr.. Mumford, of Minneapolis,
accompanied him. Negotiations are be-
ing made for an extensive transfer of
property in the Black Eagle Falls addi-
tion. Mr.. Barnes was quite successful
while in the East. He will not return to
Great Falls before Christmas.
The letter Of Capt. Kelly speaks for
itself. The mean, cowardly lie which
was sent to the Helena Independent of
Sunday is completely squelchcd. Two
of Mr.. Rolfe's grandparents were born in
Ireland, and nobody but slanderer
would have attributed that remark to
him. Every republican who accompa-
nic,' Mr.. Rolfc or his trip about the coun-
ty says that he uniformly spoke kindly of
his opponent and those On the opposite
ticket. On the whole. he would in kind
ness advise Mr.. Dyas 10 mrzzlc O'Dwycr.
Singing dirt is Il had thing to commence
NJ. Mercer, of Newcumcrsville. Ohio,
is at the head of party Of seven from
that town, who have come ont to Great
Falls to look the place over. They arc
all desirous Of taking up government
land, and Mr.. Mercer states that there
are many people with whom he is ac
quaintcd who are dcSiro,,s of getting
government land in the vicinity of Great
Falls. The gentlemen were escorted
about the city yesterday by Mr. alct'in
mis-, of the Manitoba, and they are going
over to see the coal mines to-day. Some
OF them contemplate starting IN the coal
business. They arc favorably impressed
with the appearance Of the city and en-
and they are almost as cn-
thusiastic as Mr.McGinnis, when he said
II will stake my life on it that this tow,
will have s.yenty-five thousand inhah-
itants in ten years from now. Great
Falls is no SLOUGH, and it does not re-
qufre a wise prognosticator to see it.
Great Falls IL just what it lets on to be-
a growing metropolis, worthy the emula-
ton of all other cities in Montana, the |
garden spot of the universer' |