The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-04-14
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.


Read the kilograms.
Don't forget that Grand Delmonico
dinner today.
Rev. H. E. Clewes is in the city, and
will hold services today.
O'liar was not present last evening and
had no chance to prevaricate.
A Fair association is what it is to be
called, let it not be an unfair one:
Mr.. A. Nathan has ornamented the
front of his store with several artistic
signs.
The county commissioners will con-
vene again on Friday next in a special
meeting.
Jerry Collins was one of the passen-
gers out on the west bound train yester-
day afternoon.
The skies being, propitious, an ex-
tensive fishing party will start out today
on junketing tour.
s. c. Ashby & Co. report business i'm
proving. Sales have been brisk in their
line the last week.
The boat race did not take place yes
terday as anticipated, on account of one
of the contestants failing to materialize.
1t is understood that an important wit
ness has been obtained for the prosecu-
tion in the case of the Territory vs..
Hunt.
W. E. Frederick, one of the citizens of
Helena, is stopping at the Park, enroute
to his sheep ranch IL miles from town on
Box Elder.
Call on g. H. Goodrich for lumber. He
Is one of the most energetic business
men of Great Falls and gives you your
moneys worth.
Mr.. James Blanding was the success
full bidder for the horse sold by Judge
Dyas on the street yesterday afternoon.
It cost him $50.
The wedding Of Mr.. Paul Rumsey and
Miss Coon, of Sand Coulee, will he Gel
ebrated at the house of the brides father
on Monday next.
Al. Lester is one of the candidate for
city marshalship. He is we'll known and
will have the support of many of the tax
payers of Great Falls.
Mine hosts, Matthes g. Roehl, of the
Milwaukee house, serve up to their bat
TALON of guests and patrons one Of their
far-famed dinners today.
On Monday the governor will issue a
call for constitutional convention. Cas-
cade county should send to the conven-
tion men Of sufficient intellect to repre-
sent it before the convention.
David Davies, one of the old-time
farmers of the Sun River valley, was in
the city yesterday afternoon, having
been called as witness in the case OF
Charles johnson VS.. Kennith McIver.
Four or five bidders on the contract for
digging the trenches and laying the
pipes for the water works made about
the same bid, from $4,000 to $18, 900.
The contract has not yet been awarded.
Mr.. Renner says that the great Louisi-
ana lottery has yielded $2,500,000 to the
State for charitable and educational pur-
poses and that by the terms of its charter
It pays about $500, 900 annually to these
laudable objects.
| The time between here and St. Paul
} will be shortened three hours. The
train from st. Paul will leave there three
hours later than now, getting into Great
Falls at the same time it does now. The
change will go into effect Monday.
Mr.. A. B. Keith, formerly city editor
of the Des Moines, Iowa, Leader, favor
ed us with fraternal call yesterday
He Is looking around the country and j!
especially delighted with the progress
, made here since his last visit to Montana
about year ago.
Messrs. Mann T. Decker are careful
experienced and reliable gentlemen
h Those who entrust their stock in thei
, herd may be sure of having them wei
cared for. They are building up quit
d an establishment in their line of herdinI
+ and selling stock.
jones' Bottling Works, on Sevent
avenue South, is one of the GROWN
I. manufactures of Great Falls. His Gran
Opera House champagne cider, sod
= water and sarsaparilla are winning gold
en- opinions from the connoisseurs. Hi
', vine egar-well, there's no flies on Ga
Tiger.
Mr.J.J. Richardson, builder and col
tractor of Minneapolis, returned yeste
~ day, after pleasant sojourn among us {
several weeks, during which he becam
deeply enamored of Great Falls, her PEI
pie and surroundings. He is builde
Of cities and will return here to max
It, his permanent home. He thinks the fl
- ture of Great Falls will he glorious.
Helena Herald: The judgment in tt
l., case of the Garfield Mining company
10, A. G, Hammer has been affirmed in Il
supreme court of the United State
This case was tried before Judge Wat
In the district court at Helena, who re
m dered Judgment in favor of the plai
ne tiff, This judgment was affirmed on
peal to the supreme court OF the Ter!
- tory. and has now been affirmed by Il
SUPREME court of the United States.
IS between the lawyers engaged in the cas-
the decision was in favor OF Sanders al
,at Cullen and against Toole q Toole.
Service of Song
AT the First Presbyterian church tt
T. Sunday evening, April IA, 1899, &C
-, Do,, Iocnnh An1ors0n late