The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-04

'"e movement for a County Fair A
sociation Meets With Favor
5 from Our People.
Prof Anderson called at the Lr.nr
Office '>'r.
LOOK out for the change in w r p.
leigh d Co.'S advertisement in tomorrow
, paper.
st. Paul has her ice palace. Wh.+,
'he matter with Great Falls having 20.
palace? wa
Mf Andrew Jensen left yesterday fo
.h'cago to be absent about week o,
business. "
lhe receipts at the sociable in N.
methodist church New Years night 40
gregated $55. %
we take pleasure in drawing the atten
'lo'l OF our readers to DR.. ]. l.. Weitman,,
professional card in this mornings issue
lie is fully adopted son of Esculanius
Among the recent arrivals at the Park
Motel are: W. H. Black, f. Benton: 7
Erickson, St. Paul; J. H. Ellison. Helena
). II. seafield, Minot; F. S. Eaton (,oro
and j. T. Arlington. Belt.
st. Paul has her ice palace Our
'1elena cousins are suggesting the erec-
'lon OF quartz palace. Prof. Morrison
OF Great Falls, puts in bid for n coa,
ana iron palace for the Northern Metro
polls. Excellent! Let her 90 GALLAGHER
The prompt manner in which action
was taken on the proposition for a county
1alr, at the board of trade meeting m
wednesday night shows the positive
sentiment of our leading citizens on the
matter. By all means, let the initiative
steps Tor a fair and races the coming sum
mer or fall be taken without DELAY.
z. l.. Bristol, Of Choteau, an intellicent
and staunch protectionist and descendant
OF all illustrious line of American ances.
try, tracing far away back to the davs Of
Inc immortal Cicero. He isa very genial
gentleman and perfectly amazed at the |
rapid progress Of Great Falls in wealth
Ind commercial importance.
Mr.. Robert Vaughn came in from h,s
lorse-ranch yesterday. He is looking
'etter than for some time past. He re-
'orts his fine blooded roadsters in OK
cllent condition. Talks earnestly about
ne contemplated arrangements for
onnty fair, and will have something ,
uberb in the equine line to show.
Among'the visitors in Great Falls YES
'rday was Colonel Wall. Col. Wall is =,
Old timer in the country, and was for 9
lany years resident OF Helena. For !,
le past eight or ten years he has been a .
'sldent OF Stanford. He speaks in the y
lghest terms Of the enterprise OF the !
EADER, which he considers the hest
aper Of the Northwest. =
Prof. $. G. Pleiss, Helena, is acknowl
lSed to be one of the most accomplished
geographic artists in the West. He "
ought with him from Paris one Of the :"
ost powerful and expensive cameras in
Is country. His studio is on Main o
rect nearly opposite Davidsous car b
lge and harness establishment His VI
urtesy, politeness and painstaking are tt
nning for him hosts Of friends. as
~
The proposition of Capt. Taylor to have II
'er stocked with fish. white and black 1c
ss, pike, pickerel, trout, and SO forth. is
excellent one. Also the suggestion in IN
board OF trade to have law passed s''
eventlng the use of 4 seine in the Mis-
ri river above the falls. This river
been almost denuded of fish by the
, OF the seine, and the law which an
cs to using the seine in smaller streams so
water should be SO amended as to an VI
to th. Nis.o,r; r;vor .,,,,.a ~. s.n ~ ki
l public library is needed in Great H. ~.
us. Allusion to the subject by the 49,,
>DER has been made at different times. ,,o,
thout desiring to be called pcdantic ~,
would say that in this progressive age the
'lblic library has become a aneccssity in ~.
es OF lesser growth and importance ~.
II Great Falls. Through the media of ~, ~,
press, the public library and so forth, f.o
science of social phenomena has .,.,
le great strides: fallacious ideas and
tenets have been superseded WI,
/ more enlightened and felicitous pub ,,n
opinion. Sociology has its votaries ,.,.
'ly everywhere, and things once awful 49,,
now obviously impotent. Evolution ~;
brought within tho cogni-
.c OF nearly every one. The human tom;
is making great strides 4 few dol f,.,
in this age of steam will buy big ho,
library than King Solomon had acces, -,,,.
Great Falls can well afford a public
ny.
lee Carnival Excursion. d.
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