The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-04-23
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

Ernest Ringwald, the efficient young
county clerk and recorder, is again at his
post of duty.
W. E. Fredericks, who has been spend
Ing week at his Box Elder sheep ranch
returned Saturday to Helena.
When you walk up Central avenue
stop in to Ferndings, and leave your or.
der for nice-fitting shoes. And don't you
forget it.
Twenty subscribers to the LEADER was
the number yesterday, all of which shows
1t Is the most popular paper in the Terri
ritory.
Now is your time to leave your meas
ure at A. c. Fernding's for pair of boots
or shoes, in rear of Rocky Mountain Tel
egraph office.
Col. Daniel Searles, the willy wielder of
the faber on the Benton Press,was among
the passengers on the train from Fort
Benton yesterday, en- route to Helena.
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Harrison, Mich; E. S. Sweet, Utica, Mont;
G. Carr, Utica, Mont; Mark A. Smith,
Muby, Mich; John s. Miller and wife,
Correctionville, Iowa.
II. II. Nelson, a prominent wool-grow
er of the Missouri valley, was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Nelson says that sheep
and lambs never looked better than they
do the present season.
| Mr.. Miller, the banker from Iowa, re-
turned with his wife from Helena yes
terday where he has been visiting the
family of Col. Sanders. Mr. Miller is
greatly pleased with Montana.
| MIR. Renner says that the great Louisi
ana lottery has yielded $2,50o,OO0 to the
State for charitable and educational pur-
poses and that by the terms of its charter
it pays about 100000 annually to these
laudable objects.
The immense smoke-stack for the cleo
trio light plant has been completed and
last evening smoke emanated from it.
The stack is built on the order of the
substantial, and adds much to the met
ropolitan appearance of Great Falls.
S. E. Atkinson, president of the Cas-
cade county bank; arrived from Helena
on Sunday with large amount of the
needful and stayed over until today in
order to be present at the opening cere-
monies of the new banking institution.
We call attention to the new Cascade
Bank advertisement. The men who are
directors of this Institution are we'll
known in Great Falls. The cashier is
able, energetic and careful. We predict
it will be one of the leading banks in the
Territory.
Park hotel arrivals: J. w. Mcknight,
H. Shaw, H. II. Nelson, Cascade; j.
Week, Neihart; P. l.. Clarity, St. Paul;
E. L. Wheleman, Big Sandy; PM. Rings
dial, Crookston; Jno. X. Castner, Belt;
Thos. L. Gorham, Cascade; Mrs. E. G..
Criswell, GAINESVILLE, MINI.
The bill Of lading for the pipe for the
water works has been received, and the
pipe is expected daily. AS soon as ii is
received, work will be commenced on the
trenches. Work is progressing on the
pump house. The disbursement Of the
money necessary to complete these works
will make things lively in Great Falls.
Mr.. Miller and wife of Correctionville
Ia, have returned from Helena, and are
domiciled at the Milwaukee house. Mr.
Miller has exemplitied his confidence in
Great Falls by investing heavily in real
estate. The gentleman in company witt
Mr.. Neihart, will visit the famous min
ing camps Of the Belt mountains. lie
will then be in shape to dilate on the
vastness of Montana's resources, to hiE
open-muuthed auditors in Iowa.
w. M. Moore, of London, Ontario, Can
ada, has just arrived with a car load o.
. choice Hereford cattle, II heifers and
bulls. He has brought out these heifer
especially for our friend Robt. Vaughn
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choice team Of drivers, which he viii
sell. The cattle are from the herd Of MI
F. A. Fleming of Lower Canada, and ar
the finest bred horned stock ever i'm
ported into this section. They are al
young and, regardless of their choice
pedigrees, are rarely fine animals. Breed
ers wishing to secure a good bull shoul'
see these at once ut the Eclipse stables il
: this city.