The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-04-28

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ye are called to the front; ye must lead;
Behind are the grave and the darkness; the Mas
ter is risen indeed.
NJ. Harris went away on trip to Hell
ena yesterday.
Thomas Miller of Belt, was in town
yesterday proving up on his pre-emption.
Harry Ringwald, the city treasurer of
Great Falls, embarked yesterday for
Helena.
Kew. II. Z. Clewes will hold services
in the Episcopal church At the regular
hours today.
Cascade county needs men of ability in
the constitutional convention. Men who
are skilled in parliamentary tactics.
Any person having framed portrait
Of Washington or Garfield will confer q
favor by bringing the same to the Pres
byterian church on Monday next.
Eighty-five men were at work yester-
day digging in the trenches for the water
works. One carload of pipe has arrived
and two more carloads are expected to.
day.
E. D. Haskins, St. Louis; ]. Wetmore
Cascade; e. NJ, Hoffman, Bozeman; Capt
F. K. Ward, Fl. Assiniboine and p. Bu
chanan, Willow Creek registered at the
Park hotel yesterday.
Inns be put off the central committee
They attribute their defeat of last fall tt
him and say that it will be impossible te
carry such load this year.
The herder employed by Mr.. Wake
of Sand Coulee had his shoulder dislo
Gated by his horse falling on him OF
Wednesday. He was attended by Dr.
Gelsthorpe of Sand Coulee and was pro
crossing favorably.
Mr., Marvel of the St. Paul, Minneapo
lis & Manitoba r. R., passed throug
Great Falls in special car yesterday o
his way to Helena, where he will renal
until Monday and will then return to thi
city for day or two.
The bosh in the evening bladder wa
evidently inspired by the lady ~ friend
of O'Dynamiter on Second street an
Third avenue south. The LEADER doe
not court the good will of the dem
monde. 1t prints respectable papt
which every clergyman in Great Fal
speaks we'll of.
| We understand the final arrangement
were made yesterday in the consumm
ton of large real estate deal. The prie
paid was up in the thousands and tt
lbuyers are some Of the most prominc
men in the community. The parties a
largely Great Falls men who have Il
utmost confidence in the future Of Gre
Falls
Mai. Geo. F. Fields of Sand Coulee h
laid away about 10000 prairie dogs, usi'
the sulphur furnace and bi-sulphate
carbon. He has succeeded in riddi1
his farm of the pests. The major Ii
GOOD staunch republican and says t
dovs arc dead as Old Buchanan's due
and as hopelessly gone as the democra
party.
I The democrats met last evening IN
nrobate court room and elected the
loving named delegates to the den
J. cratic conventions: ]. B. Leslie, )
Matthews, Geo. W. Taylor, ]. ii. Cla
Phil Gerlach, Paris Gibson, Dr.. Crutcf
CHI. Wegner and Messrs. Nelson a
Stewart from the smelter; and Mess
Schmitt, Stanton, Germ, Bridges s"'
ney and Payne as alternates.
Prof, Race took his departure yesterc
for Missoula, to accept an engagement
the theatrical orchestra there. his mo
xtore will be closed during his aosen
Orr citizens at their balls and banqu'
will miss the exquisite strains OF the ?
:. fessor's violin and the bewitching SIT
:: that always lit up his countenance WI
IN the midst of his friends; and Win
host of admirers here the LEADER j.
in wishing him prosperous voyage
, speedy return.
The new county road cutting on wa
or.s hill in Sand coulee is now open
travel The road supervisor has a fe
ly Of men employed grading the new ,s,
through 10. Hamilton's ranch 'A's ~
H. 10 a continuation of that between VI
i y. 1,s and the Sand Coulee coal mi
All work executed on this new ROAD
the road supervisor, Thomas McAa'
has heen done in a substantial "."A
and shows that the county COMMISSION
are determined that there shal' 10
ground Of complaint or bad roaos snfo
this populous district, as there mas
lin the past.