The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-05-24
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

town yesterday.
j. A. Carrierand Pat Hughes went t,
the Belt mining district yesterday.
r The expected sale of cattle by Messrs
Wernecke & Bauer has been postponed
See adv.
The heavy lists Of arrivals at the hotels
OF this city show where the travel is
} gravitating.
The county commissioners and survey
or are laying out new road to Sun Riv-
er Leavings.
Messrs. Wernecke & Bauer have dis
solved partnership-Mr. w. continuing
the business. Bee their notice.
} In court yesterday Judge Bach chare-
ed the grand aury relative to indictinp
men 'weresiving with prostitutes.
1t is thought the new passenger depot
will be located on the south side of Cen
tral avenue just west of the Park hotel.
tits reported that the grand iury will
return two or three indictments this
morning. 1t will probably conclude it's
labo:s today.
Apress of matters obliges us to omit
an Interesting account of the debut of
Madame O'Dwyer at the Park theatre
Wednesday evening.
The Grand Army Post telegraphed to
Col. Sanders asking him to deliver the
oration Memorial day but have had no
answer the Colonel being away from
Helena
Every evening Harry Skinner, manag-
ing editor of the Tribune, pays visit to
his mansion on Central avenue where he
will bring blushing bride-if he can OBJ
tain one.
W.J. c. Kenyon, the we'll known gen
eral passenger agent of the c. B. Mr..
H., wasin town yesterday and brought
the report that J.. ]. Hill would be here
today.
Mr. Albrecht is pushing the prepara-
tions for the Delmonico-and Mr.. Kram-
beck expects to be in his new and COM
modious quarters the beginning of the
coming week.
The case of Dallas VS.. Canary was dis
missed at plaiutitf's cost. In the case of
Ledgerwood VS.. Geer the jury found for
the plaintiff. In the case of Murphy.
Maclay & Co. VS.. Mann the suit was dis
missed.
Great Falls will welcome President
Hill to the Cataract City with its booming
water power,its fine agricultural country,
its unlimited treasures of coal and build
ing stone, its magnificent falls and ele-
giant grand union depot.
The handsomest pair of shoes ever
worn in Great Falls were finished yester-
day by j. G. Fernding for S. F. Jamison.
Great Falls is coming to the front with
the best artists and master hands in every
line and branch of industry-and don't
you forget it.
Harris the clothier has introduced an
ingenious little puzzle called ''The Pig in
the Pen" 1t requires sober man with
a steady hand to put those "pigs" in their
"pen." Like all other specimens of the
porker, they are at times very backward
in coming forward.
We just dropped down to Mr.. Wer-
nocke's in the basement under the Cash
Bazaar and was surprised to see the veg
etables now in stock. Lettuce, string
beans, asparagus, spinach, turnips, beets.
onions andeverything in thevegetable line.
He intends keeping on hand milk and
cream on ice from this on. Low prices
tell. Call and see for yourself m24tf.
The Louisiana State Lottery announces
in this mornings LEADER their semi-an-
nual $40 drawing-grand capital prize
5000, 1000, to take place at New Orleans on
June 18, 1899. Mr.. John Rem
ner is their active and responsible agent
here. Those wishing to further satisfy
themselves of Mr.. Rcnner's reliability
should consult any of the bankers of this
city.
Butte Miner: The Northern Pacific is
its lines in a progressive man {
ner. BY the contract, let last week,
Butte will soon be on the main line. And
now it is stated that survey is abe ut to
be made for the Northern Pacific railway
from Benton to Billings which will open
up the rich Judith and Belt Mountain
mining regions and take in Great Falls, ,
Let her rip! ,
Mr. Vandercook, brother of II. r. Van
engravers Of portraits, buildings, '
and machinery, arrived in the =
:ity yesterday, visited the falls and the F..
'melter and took some views of the
Giant spring. Today he will take views
If the Rainbow, Coulter and Horseshoe '
'alls, also the water works, Mr.. Myers
'aw-mill, and the enchanting landscape
pread out before the observer at the {
confluence of Sun river and the Missouri. I
Ex-Delegate Toole, Mr.. Lyman of the
Y. Y. Sun and Jerry O'Dynamiter were !
It the Great Falls vaudeville on Wcdnes- !
lay night. Mr.. Toole was pleased with :.
he statuary Of Miss German, assisted by F.
Miss Forest and Mrs. Germ in her serio-
.omic specialties. Mr.. Germ was i'm ..
nense in his Irish character song "Nlc- /