The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-11-20

VOL. /. No. 26.
Great Falls Doings
Broken Axle knocks the
Montana Central
Passenger and Mail Trains
Delayed Seven Hours.
The Rat that Killed the
Cook in the House that
Clark Built,
Mr.. LAWYERS new residence on Second
Avenue south is approaching completion.
H. D. Brewster and Fannie Walters
we're married Oh the 18th inst. by Judge
Huy.
Some more effects of DR.. Newman were
sold yesterday afternoon at John Dyas'
auction rooms
Mr. Hunt and family will soon move
into their new residedce of Fifth avenue
south between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Nine carloads of ore for the Great Falls
smelter left the Coeur D'Alenes last week.
The smelter has capacity of smelling
$50 tons of ore each day.
The skating on Broadwater bay is ex-
cellent. A large number of persons
have participated in the health produc-
tive sport. Put on your skates and try it. |
The service of song at the Presb yter- |
ian. church, on Sunday evening, was |
most delightful treat to the large au-
dience present. Such occasions possess
many attractions, and could with great !!
propriety be made more frequent
Charles Gordon was sentenced yester-
day by Judge Bach for killing John A. |
Lavelle at Choteau last July, the jury
having brought in verdict of guilty.
According to the sentence he will be hung
near the Jail on the 18th day OF January
next.
We are informed that our friend Har-
her, the gentlemanly and accomplished
mechanical supervisor of the Benton
Press, is about to slip his moorings and
make sail for Old England and that he
will in due time return with buxom,
bonny bride. We Say, Bon voyage! Au
pniser de vous revolr. 1t will be good
republican stock-best blood in Montana,
Occupying the whole of the Pullman
palace car on the Montana Central Friday
was a downcast looking individual by the
name Of Clark who has gone East to mott
Nthe owners of the Jones mansion in
Washington, which had been engaged for
the next two years, that owing to circum-
stances over which he had no control, he
would not be residel of Washington.
We were pleased to notice the cheerful
lace OF Col. Broadwater, president Of the
Montana Central railway, among the pas
sensers BY the evening train from Hele-
nayesterday. The Col. occupies warm
pace in the affections of our citizens be-
cause OF the deep interest he has always
saoSn W IN the prosperity Of Great Falls.
should be most happy to extend him a
cordial greeting at the LEADERS, Sanctum.
y. A. spaulding of Rochester,, New
1ork, representing the most extensive
pilnt paper manufacturing company in
oa'cago; also Roberts & Cook, manufac- I
'uFers Of cordage, wrapping paper and
paper specialties, New York; also the
nunords Sons Lithograph Co., Boston;
a'so the Robt. Lester & Co., chrome card I
alo novelty manufacturers and import
~, boston, arrived in the city this ,. nj,
auo called to pay his respects to the
LEADER.
al accident occurred on the Montana
sen'fal Sunday evening. The axletree
', - . truck on large freight train broke
4oout four miles above Craig near
"ock Creek. The result of the accident
"a' W throw the tender off the track and
sa'asa Gu "a The trucks of one empty wood car.
onortly after the accident the down train {
~ ,'on' Helena came along and was stopped
- 'agman. Word was telegraphed to
'ae . traln dispatcher at Helena who or
e'eo out a crew of men to throw the
0'oAen car off the track and to put a new
p"'' OF trucks under the tender Tho