The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-11
CITY AND COU NTY NEWS.

CITY AND COU NTY NEWS.
! Mr.. Couch left for Butte Yesterday.
Mr.. Jesse Taylor Of Choteau is at the
Park.
Seamstress wanted by Miss Gray. See
personal.
DR.. Crutcher honored the LEADER with
a call yesterday.
Books bound in cloth and gilt for Soc
at Fullerton's. j Ills.
G. W. Maher has brought in stud of
Mormon stations.
Just received at Fullerton's 500 vol
umes of new books. J11-13,
Mr.. Davenport went to Helena yester-
day on theatrical business.
Professor Anderson called to pay his
compliments to the LEADER yesterday.
s. P. Frisby, gen. pass'r and freight
agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee \ St.
Paul R'y, is At the Park.
Mrs. Sarah Gott Of Breckenridge, Minn.,
arrived in the city yesterday and is now
domiciled at the Germania.
Mr.. Schierholtz, the butter and egg
mans horse ran away yesterday breaking
the rig, but not the broncho's neck.
Additions are being plated four or five
miles from Helena and lots are selling at
ten to twelve dollars front foot.
q. F. Fullerton has received ship
ment Of fireworks, fire candy, torpedoes,
pistols, flags, ETC., for the 4th of July.
Capt. Taylor's steam boat Fern is now
ready and will be got underway this
morning for a run up the river for wool
and hay.
A. E. Dickerman, Jerry Collins, J. H.
Payne, H. P. Rolfe, and H. F. Collet re-
turned last evening from a trip to the
capital city.
E. Anderson, superintendent of the
Sand COulee coal mines was in town yes
terday and called to pay his devoirs to
the LEADER.
Hugh & Ford's celebrated hand sewed.
hand turned French kid button Waukem-
fast ladies shoes, reduced from IS to So,
at Joe Conrad's. 1912
Capt. Atkins informs us that the water
pipe is still non est and that he will
! probably have to lay of fifty or sixty
, more men today.
Mr.. Fullerton, our enterprising news
agent, is going to have car of fireworks
for the patriotic Fourth-also books and
fine binding. See locals.
We are pleased to learn that our vete.
ran friend and staunch republican, E. +
Marston, is steadily improving in health
We cannot afford to loose such men.
The water supply in Helena is def
cient. Residents complain of TIE scarci
ty. The city will have to resort to tho
Missouri river BY pumps sooner or later.
j. A. Fortier, manager Of the Rocky
Mountain telegraph office, has gone to
Fort Benton on q pleasure trip. A. j.
Lowe is attending the Office during his
absence.
Mr.. Hawkins, on Sunday, killed bull
snake ~ feet long-a good Sabbath
days journey and he got away will
him without the traditional bruising ol
his head.
Mr. Albrecht this morning announces
the arrival Of the most complete stock Of
wall paper ever brought to Northern
Montana at prices never before heard Of
See his adv.
The Hook and Ladder company arr
preparing to treat their friends to a gran,
banquet on the glorious fourth-freman'.
day. The boys know how to make theil
friends happy.
Supt. II. W. Child of the smelter and
Directors w. S. Gurnee, A. G. Gurnet
and G. W. Cromwell, Of New York, pass
ed through here at o'clock last evening
In a private car for the smelter.
There will be meeting OF the younl
men Of the city tonight in the counci
chamber for the purpose Of organizing
military company. All young men o
military esprit are requested to be present
The LEADER had a pleasant call yes
terday from Mr.. and Mrs. Roehl and Mr.
Matthes of the Milwaukee. Mrs. Roeh
was looking rosy after her evenings rid,
t in the bracing and balmy air of Grea
Falls.
, George Singler, accompanying &. l.
r Judd, Of jamestown, Dakota, have beer
l taking views Of the greut iron bridge, thu
! river, the falls, the Giant spring, ane
8 other attractions in the vicinity of Grea
2 Falls. They are charmed with our sur
r roundings.
J Mr.. W. A. Paul, proprietor of th'
e Eclipse stables, has enlarged his barn ant
3 has everything now in shipshape for tn
E rush to Belt. He is daily adding to hi
D large stock of horses and carriages an.
E everything around the barns are new
: fresh and stylish,
Messrs. Morrison, Blanding and Wells
the locators Of the Great Falls, San,
. Coulee and Neihart wagonroad, returned
, yesterday. They report that, for the sun
. Of 5000, one third of which will be GOV