The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-28
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

ClI1 AND COUNTY NEWS.
Pts, Pickpockets AID Vags must go.
T. E. Collins went to Benton Yesterday
on business.
Chas. S. Gibson and wife of Benton are
at the Park.
Mrs. Hoehle arrived home on the even
ing train last night.
Watch for the Minstrel's parade this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
L. b. McShane, Il large cattle owner
from Judith, is in town.
John W. Wade, L, S. mining inspector
OF Helena, is at the Park. ..
Mr.. Eldridge, the prominent wool man
ufacturer of New York, is in the city.
Mr.. Z. r. Clingan and family of Belt,
left for the Yellowstone Park Yesterday.
Maj. Martin Maginnis passed through
the city yesterday on his way home from
the East.
MIR. and Mrs. Harris Of Helena and
Miss Myer Harris arrived in the city YES
terday.
Judge Race sentenced Jim Archer and
Walt Anderson, to work with a ball and
chain for being vagrants.
This afternoon ut o'clock the parade
OF Goodyear, Cook 4 Dillon's NIinstrels
will take place. Watch for it and don't
miss it.
Howard Criss returned from White
Sulphur Springs yesterday and looks
much better for taking his three weeks
vacation.
D. G. Boissnain and T. D. Santelhans
of Amsterdam, Holland, are in the city.
The gentlemen are heavy stockholders in
the Northere Pacific R'y.
Deputy Sheriff Caldwell of Sand Cou.
lee and Chas. B. Eagen, mining engineer
OF the same place were in town yesterday
on flying business trip.
Parties accustomed to taking baths
within the city limits are cautioned to
keep out of sight of City Marshal Lester
who may give them bed for the night.
Bessie Summers was brought before
Judge Dyas yesterday charged with sell
ing liquor without license. She was
fined fifty dollars and appealed the case
Wool receipts for yesterday at the
warehouse were from P. J. Moule, 35,ss0
Smith & Ulm $3.50; Dearborn 19,70O
McKilvie $4,000; Gibson q Walker 1G,
600; and more waiting to be unloaded to-
day. A..
Parties from Blue Earth City, Minn.
are here looking for location for
wagon and carriage factory. Thep pro
pose to put in plant that will employ
one hundred men at the start.
Fortunately the prairie fire at Sane
Coulee has been stopped. 1t burnt ove1
splendid hay land seven miles square
and but for the timely efforts of Messrs
Banding, Foley, Caldwell and others
would have caused irreparable damage
Maj. Baldwin, the newly appointed
Indian Agent to the Blackfoot agenc,
and his clerk, Capt. Livingstone Of Mis-
soula, We're ,lomiciled at the Park las
night and start today for Choteau, from
which point they 60 to their new post 0
duty.
The Gibson Light Guards, headed b,
the Germ y Davenport band, marched
down to the townsite office last evening
and after playing few we'll chose1
pieces, Capt. Jensen introduced to thu
company the Hon. Paris Gibson, the gen
tlenan from which The Guards take thei
name. After short speech by Mr.. Glib
son. the company returned to their ar
mory and broke ranks, well pleased will
the evenings work.
The members Of Star Of Hope lodg'
No. 38, I. O. G. 4. were agreeably sur
prised last evening at the close Of thei
lodge by reason of a general invitation tt
the residence of D. Bruce, chief templa1
Cause of invitation, the birthday of Miss
Jessie McKinzie one of the members o
the lodge, who lives with Mr.. Bruce ant
family. After partaking of the hospital
ity of the host in the shape of q boun
teous supply Of ice cream and cakes, th'
company separated with the wishes o
all that such birthday surprises woult
oftener occur We hope for long lif
and happiness for Bonnie Jessie.
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