The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-03-28

Friday evening p. IN. Every member
and every citizen should be present.
J.P. Dyas returned yesterday from
Helena.
Riverside oranges 25 cents per dozen at
Churchill s. Webster's.
J. P. Dyas left on the afternoon train
Tuesday for trip to Helena.
Joseph Herring's Youngest son is quite
ill, being troubled with tonsillitus.
AL Frame is out on the streets although
still lame from the effects of rheumatism.
George ". Taylor returned from visit
to the Barker mining camp Wednesday
afternoon.
Chas. Moore, who has been East for
several months, returned yesterday to
Great Falls.
A. w. Paul has one of the ncatest sta
bles in the city. He recently purchased
a fine team.
Declaratory statements for filing on
coal land just issued and for sale at the
LEADER office.
Mr.. j. f. Williams Of the Barker mir
ing district took the Manitoba train for
the East yesterday.
1t makes man tired to hear the hand
bill prate about non partisan election.
Non partisan with it means democratic
and nothing more.
Thomas Gear, the enterprising con-
tractor from Kibbey, has been spending
few days in the CITY, He expects to
start for his home today or tomorrow.
Patrick Hughes returned yesterday af-
ternoon from Fergus Falls, Minn., bring
ing with him two car loads dairy cows,
which arrived here in good condition.
The LEADER Extra last night was
brim full of important news direct from
Washington. Our evening Extra is be-
coming very popular with our citizens.
II. Nalbach, the merchant tailor, is
happy over his fine we'll in which he
struck water at the distance of 80 feet on
the bench land southwest of the mouth of
Sun river.
Herman Wildekopf was made happy
over the birth yesterday Of boy, who
weighed fourteen and half pounds.
This is great Territory and the climate
of Northern Montana is unsurpassed.
Some of the republicans in the ward
in the southeast part OF tic oi+y t1i"h
that til ere should be republican caucuscs
called. They take no stock III the pre-
tended non-partisanship Of the democrats
Mr.. Daniel j. McTyere has dissolved
partnership with VIM. Campbell and nov
the old and popular Kibbey House ant
restaurant is out in flying colors TO-
Tyerc and the public veal. See his ad
VIII Kennedy's meat wagon had a frol
ic yesterday, capsizing the wagon
knocking down the horse and jamboree
ing in general; but they all got up anc
went off in gay style as though nothing
, had happened.
BY all means let lis have non-parti
san election. The democracy have hat
, the offices Of mayor, magistrate, attorne
:. and treasurer for the first term. The re
. publicans should have the offices thu
: second term. This is fair and all shoul
acquiesce in it.
A. w. Paul has newly fitted up hi
i: stable and spread on liberal coat (
whitcwash. He bought new team la
Saturday which he considers one OF tn
i. best in the Territory. One Of his horst
" is a half-brother to Turf who won pur'
=. of fifty thousand guineas in England
" Gently.
We were pleased to meet MIR. John
Johannsen yesterday, who was here re
I. resenting the great Red River Nallt
Brewing company Of Fargo, Dakota /
IS is Il genial gentleman, friend OF NJ
- Luther, and will make profitable come
tions for his firm with our business mel
Mr.. J. A. Goettel has just opened
the tailoring and gents furnishing line
trade. He is finished workman al
guarantees satisfaction to his custome
- He has fine stock of suitings, docski'
broadcloths. etc, from which gentlem
may select to suit their taste See ]
adv. and call acd see his goods and
IT. suited.
Many of the citizens of Great Fal
- would like to see as mayor Alderm;
Fairfield who has well and faithful
u served as alderman and president of
.. council DIR. Fairfield is always on
az side of the people and allows no schel
to escape his watchful eye. We j
- with the citizens in proposing the nan
m of DR.. L. II. Fairfield for mayor.
The Great Falls Chapter No. s U.
r, A. NJ. held their first meeting We
ncsday evening Their regular convo
as tions will be on the first and third Tu
lue day of each month. The officers appoi
ed are James A. Carrier, II. r.; NJ. Pc
mt or. X; Geo. f. Huy, s.; T. L. Coli
. Treas Andrew Jensen C.of H.; n. \
bach, p. S.: Fred Wright, u. A. e.;
Evarts, NJ. of LIST N.:J l.. Silvermall,
of end VIII. P Rolfe, NJ. of 3d v; A
It Trigg, 7.
The LEADER sanctum was made
cund las evening by call from Mr.. G
: A. Sargent, city editor of the Minnea
lis Tribune, who is out to see what
:. this Northern Montana cry is Il bout.
y, saws he has never seen such yr
country; that not the ll:.i' had been
him and that Of truth this is G
country. lie was astol,isAci to sec
IA. fine samples of potatoes and h"ets grt
on the bench lands in this vicinity W
and out irrigation. After visiting Butte
Helena he will return to tell OF
RK. promised land.