The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-16
LOCAL LAc0NICIsMS.
METERS in Succinct Para.
..Or If You'd Rather, You can
Reverend Talmage's Sermon
on the Third Page.
..,tatiye of the Pioneer-Press in
Town, Also Burglars,

Town, Also Burglars,
49,. Anderson was in the city yester-
y, /. H. Mcknight arrived from Ben
ton yesterday
peter Begg, one of the staff Of the
pioneer Press, is in the city.
me Knights of Pythias will give .
~ hall on Christmas eve.
THOMAS Gearing and wife, Of Dupuyer,
. ,ecistered at the Minneapolis house.
! Morrison, A. H. Adams and Peter
,..r If St, Paul, are registered at the
Prk hotel ,..,.s,.-.
vote for state officers in Montana
.s,ns tn he the order Of things for No
,ember next.
w;th Montana as sovereign state,
e,e.t Falls will enter upon her grand
e,reer Of prosperity.
Tha excellent impression made BY Mr..
Carter wherever he addressed the people
made him many votes.
W. Fellmau and Miss Elizabeth Kid
aor have procured q dispensation from
~. 49, prohate court to unite their fortunes.
Major Field was in the city yesterday.
rho Major has about finished a barbed
r;ra fence surrounding $50 acres of land.
~ remove all doubts Of the fracture Of
the Solid South, look at the wretched
subterfuges Of the relic OF the Lost
Cause.
Mr. Jerry Collins returned from a fly
inc trip to St. Paul, and we are glad to
note an improvement in his paper since
bis return.
The capacity of the new aquedect at
New York will be 318,000,000 gallons.
Plenty Of good water is most excellent
liquidation.
The Great Falls Arion will give an en-
terainment New Years eve. The mem
hers are pleased over the success of their
recent ball.
L.G. Phelps is obliged to run down to
Great Falls about every Saturday night
to see a live town. Though located in
Helena he still clings to his first love,
Great Falls
W. g. Stark & Co.'s feed store near the
Milwaukee house is chock full Of oats,
hran, shorts, flour, chopped feed and so
tuh. They also carry in stock small
quantity Of good ranch butter.
AG Logan, the Grand Master Of
Issin Montana, spent yesterday in
Gst Falls and visited the smelter and
fills MI. Logan is a frequent visitor at
Great Falls aud expresses much interest
il the town.
Inthe Justice Court Of Geo. E. Huy
yesterday Deputy Bradford waived ex-
animation in the charge of assault and
was bound over in the sum of $1,000.
Mr. Addle represented the Territory and
SC Edgerton, defendant.
Ahrge amount of ore has come into
the Smelter the last few days from Glib
nj Vaughn's mines in the Belt Noun
hns. The Smelter has been consider
ably changed in the last few weeks. The
Improvements are still going on.
Nj. Carrier, Of the firm of Ringwald &
Carrier, has returned from a trip to
Neihart. He is of the opinion that there
sno richer mining district in the world
than that in the vicinity of Neihart. He
brought in some very fine specimens of
high grade ore.
There will be love feast in the NJ. E.
church this morning at 10 O'clock;
preaching at Il q. m. and p. m. Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavors
aSp. NJ, and Sabbath school at $50 pm.
Inc Lords Supper will be administered
a' 'she close of the morning service.
D. Lechinski, who was injured some-
ame ago in Sand Coulee by sitting upon
@e spout Of an oil can, was removed into
'own about week ago, also another man
whose knee was injured by coal cutting
laea'ne. They are in the county hos
p@ under the care of DR.. Crutcher.
ihe real complaint the senseless demo-
.'a''c klckers want to make against Mar
,.' Dalyls that he did not corruptly use
uS potent influence to coerce his army of
sup'osees to vote for their incompetent,
Veoaoehed and profligate candidate-but,
""n ~ all their gall, they dare not utter it.
c, aue harmony of the social party at the
0un'y Clerks office last evening was in
s'lapted VII by the lack of courtesy mani
s''eu oy o'Dynamiter who made per-
o. aa! assault upon one of his hosts, the
ns:t, ,aefa' in an ungentlemanly speech
.nt 'a = was denounced by everyone pres
~, democrats as we'll as republicans.
n 'ne door of Will Hanks room in the
w. uu BLOCK still bears the inscription
:, y. y. aomlsslon to visitors" But a peep
si..; a'm yesterday afternoon found him
Has s up and looking much improved,
n, asa y, been sitting up nearly half a day.
tba =. pusslclan thinks he may get out on
his s s"eet next week, but will interdict
ny Nv working until Spring.
ere.+ No. 8. reter Begg, travelling editor of the
ove, t s'' raul Pioneer Press, skipped
to tha 0h Helena last evening and paid