The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-03-12
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

H. Wildekopf, the "papetry" artist, is
embellishing the office of Messrs. Hanks
s Atkinson
Mr.. Fishropp is building brick house
on Sixth avenue North, two blocks from
the school house.
Some nocturnal prowler stole several
hundred pounds of coal Sunday night
from the school house coal sheds.
]. Z. Major, the grand lecturer of the
Masonic order in Montana, left yesterday
afternoon on visit to Fort Benton.
c. T. Grove, the grocer, Il enlarging his
storeroom on Third avenue South Tor the
accommodation of large stock Of gro
ceries. +
A large amount of thes ornate Sand
Coulee sandstone is being hauled for
building purposes in the southern part of
the city, where several residences are in
course of construction.
Thos. E. Brady is engaged in setting
out trees on his corner lot just west of
the new school house. Before long there
will be a handsome cottage erected on
the lot aforesaid and Mr.. Brady will be
taking trip East after partner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan have returned
from their protracted visit in the East.
Their trip was fraught with pleasure,
but their return to the salubrious climate
of Montana and the lovely Cataract City
is felicitation not to be sneezed at.
Mr.. Goodrich, agent for Gilchrist Bros.
& Edgar, has nearly completed a neat
little Office building near Theo. Gibson's
warehouse, and also has in course of con-
struction commodious building which
will be used for storage purposes.
1t will be seen by reference to our
columns this morning that the great
athletes of the Patsey Cardiff combination
will visit Great Falls on Wednesday, 18th
lust, en- route to San Francisco, and will
on that evening give our citizens an op-
pOrtunity to see some muscular per-
fOrmances.
We are pleased to learn that our estim-
able friend A. E. Dickerman will return
to the bosom of his host of friends by to-
days Manitoba train. DR.. Fairfield and
Mr.. Walter Clark, the sheep king Of Cho-
teau, are all passengers hither by the
same train. Welcome home again to you
all, gentlemen.
The ladies of Great Falls-not the gen
tlemen, oh, no!-will be pleased to en-
brace in their arms of love and social
communion those capital young ladies
who were to accompany Mr.. Dickermall
home. There's room for them all and a
small regiment more of their kind and
quality here.
One of the results of the undue haste
Of the democratic officials in districting
the Territory, is shown in Cascade county,
Sun River, Mission and Leavings pre-
cincts, all put in the same district as Viii
low, which is forty miles away from the
others. This Is not in accordance with
the act of congress, which requires the
precincts to be contiguous.
Mayor Gibson and H. P. Rolfe yester-
day rode over and made reconnaissance
Of the route Of the proposed boulevard
The drive commences at Tenth avenue
South near Myers sawmill, then runs
east via H. 0. Chowen's house and the
South end of Black Eagle Falls addition
four miles to Will Hanks homestead
thence north two and one-half miles tC
the smelling works, making six and one
half miles. The road bed will be solid
and needs but little work to make it per.
feet. A horse can trot every foot of the
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