The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-19
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

Mrs. Marden went to Helena yester-
day.
IF. McClelland went to Helena yester-
day.
The new stars at the theatre this week
are immense.
20 to the Bee Hive for Crockery, Glass
and Tin-ware. If
The Park Hotel had a view taken of
the exterior Sunday.
Frank Brown returned to his home to-
day in Crookston, MINI.
The sheriff closed the saloon run bv
Allen on First avenue south yesterday.
just received, a&large stock Of Ladies'
cotton and isle thread gloves.
tu-lW JOE CONRAD.
Mr. Willard and wife of Mankato left
ny noon train today for the National
Park.
Messrs. Flowree s. Lowree received
~ more car loads of cattle yesterday, and
more expected today.
H. E. Eveleth of St. Paul. at present
connected with the tie department of the
st. p, NJ. & NJ. R'y, is in our town on
business.
The carpenters union at Glasgow
struck Monday for an advance of wages,
which was at once conceded, and work
is again going on.
Mr.. Frank Stacy, travelling salesman
for W. s. Wetzel, returned from points
east on the Manitoba and reports things
booming all along the line.
MIR. j. Q. Enright, train dispatcher at
Glasgow, visited our city Tuesday, start
ing on the afternoon train for four
months visit to relatives east of St. Pau,
George Grant, Asst. Mgr. Of the Pacific
Coast Dep, of the North British ana
Nero. Insurance company, was in the
city yesterday, the guest Of Phil Gibson.
MIR. John E. James, agent of the Red
Line Transit company, fast freight line,
head quarters ut St. Paul, Minn., is in the
city. He is a gentleman of genial man
ners and efficiency.
A race will take place Saturday after
noon at 8 p. m., between the Ran,lall's
bay horse and the Pickett horse owned
by Mr.. Pence. The distance will be 600
yards, for purse Of 800 side.
If you want any clear or select Mime
sofa lumber thoroughly seasoned call at
Goodrich lumber yard, you can get a
board there without knot in it, all the
way from to "a inches wide. j16-3t
l desire to kindly inform my patrons
and the public in general that within Il
few days I will have three car loads of
A No. cedar fence posts that I can sell
for 20 cts piece. G. II. GooDn1cH,
During the past "a hours the influx of
settlers filing on land has been greater
than at any time during the past four
months. Up to noon yesterday 1000
acres had been filed on in tile previous
five hours.
We have the authority Of Joe Conrad,
who is acquainted all over the surround
ing country, that large numbers Of. peo-
pie who formerly went to Benton will do
their trading here this year. Better pric-
es all round the cause. tu-1w
Joe Conrad announces in his adver-
tisement on first page that his new stock
Of goods have arrived and are for sale.
II you want great bargains in fine goods
call at this enterprising house. See his
advertisement on first page. 6
Charles Hanson, the genial and jolly
proprietor of the Chinook livery stables,
is in the city on Il business trip; he
bought of Mr.. Goodrich car load Of
cedar posts to ship to Chinook, where he
is engaging in real estate business.
That fine piece of oak granting so uni
versaily admired, in Mr.. Matlins' saloon,
old post office corner, is a credit to Great
Falls art. 1t was execnted by Mr.. c. Z.
nattlleWs, VINO HIS llle contract Tor
graining the interior of Mr.. Couch's Sun
river mansion.
Superintendent Dining and Sleeping
Service Of the Manitoba Ry., Geo. l.. Bon
ney and wife, Conductor w. D. Scott and
wife, W. NJ Faber, and f. A. Dowd, pass
ed through the city enroute for Helena
and Butte and will return to this city
soon and remain for sometime.
We are pleased to add to our Glasgow
department the names of j. p. Kelly &
Co, butchers and meat dealers. All who
know them are gratitied with their ex-
cellent mode Of doing busincss-and OF
their meats the universal testimony is
that no better is ever bought.