The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-11-27
.ovolYs LOCAL ROUNDUP.
THE PEOPLE OF GREAT FALLS
WERE DOING.

.1.rxs Attendance Of Interested Parties
.v,okers-on at the District Court.
HOTELS CROWDED TO OVER
FLOWING.
NJ Charlie Martin, of Neihart, is in the
city.
n, L. G. Phelps returned to Helena
Sunday.
The Grand Jury will probably close it's
session to day.
N. Foley and Louis Goslin are in from
the Barker district.
1oseph Lessard, of Kibbey, is isattending
,urt in Great Falls.
Yesterday was cloudy and looked
,omewhat like storm.
VIC. Lee, of Kibbey, paid avisit to the
Cataract city yesterday.
MI. O'Conner, OF Elm1ra, New York,
left Sunday for his home.
The train from Helena was an hour and
Tan minutes late last evening.
Michael Foley and family, of Barker,
have been in Great Falls several days.
st.rip and Ricklin, sketch artists, are
pertorming at the Park theatre this week.
Note W. G. Starke & Co.'S advertise
rant of the new feed store on 2nd ave.
south.
Ben E. Lapeyre, the druggist, left Sun
day morning on two week trip to the
States.
Hobbs & Sanders are threshing about
200 bushels of oats on their ranch on
Deep Creek.
NJ. Mcconnell, of the firm of Paul
sen & Mcconnell, architects, of Helena,
isin the city.
In Ingraham and Robert Vaughn are
here from Sun River Leavings serving on
the Grand Jury.
Col. ]. B. Clayberg, one Of the leading
attorneys Of the Helena bar, is registered
at the Park hotel.
Hon. E. R. Clingan, the one of the
county commissioners who is of the
elect, leaves this morning for Belt.
Mr.. L. Neihart, accompanied by Ira
Myers, left yesterday for Helena. They
expect to return to this city today.
Thomas Gear is one Of the arrivals from
the Barker district. Mr.. Gear was the
4 contractor who excavated the Dana Block.
A lady named Mrs. Ward has been re-
moved to the county hospital. She has an
stack of what is known as Winter Chol-
"a ....
he Deer Lodge Knights of Pythias
hw established the uniform rank and
ipkhted thirty-two members. They will
gsa Thanksgiving ball. ......
VIC. Stark, first door east of the Mil
Mukee House, has just received a lot of
cats from Goodman's ranch on Otter
Creek Call and see them.
hessrs. Myers & Maclay have pur-
chased Mr.. Neihart's interest in the Hux-
leyand Triangle mining claims at Nei-
bari. They are very promising mires.
About 2 o'clock Sunday morning a fire
occurred at the Alhambra saloon and
"s promptly extinguished by the fire
company. The damage will not exceed
$3.50
Anew schedule of rates over the lines
Of the Montana Stage company will soon
oe put into effect. The passenger and
express rates will show marked de-
crease.
VIC. Locher, Joe serman, both Of St.
faul, Minn.; G. E. Smith, Forest City,
Alnn.; and Benjamin F. Stinson, of Hell.
ena, are registered at the Minneapolis
House.
robert McCullom and Hattie Millegan,
"rrlckly Pear Valley, wanted to get
married, but there was an obdurate father
VINO refused his consent and so they
eloped.
hessrs. A. E. Dickerman and G. NJ
"eoster purpose eating their Thanksgiv
'as Goose in Helena and will take their
departure day before hand in order moi
tomiss it.
men have been at work for several days
.lnk'ng the pipe through which water is
,"1cea from the river to the Park Hotel
~ was necessary to place it farther in the
ground to avoid freezing,
Anty Fat, we'll known colored woman
sno formerly lived in Fort Benton bur
s'e'y on Clore st. in Helena, died there
Wy OF two since. Her funeral was large
y@tended by the Clore street denizens.
~. c.H' westover is meeting with grea
'4'eess in the sale of his books, havins
INV ;,. uearly 800 worth in four days. HI
Nv. ,.nus TO canvass from Fl. Shaw to Grea
'"'s reaching here the first of December
-, iae main line of the Manitoba roat
h.. r PROBABLY be extended west from
f,o.. - nsS'naboine through the pass, o
uM a oteat Falls through Cardotte Pas
Moa. ae mead Of the Dearborn river i,
n,tns me Marias Pass is said to, be