The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-03-26

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For the apprehension of any person steal
ing the LEADER from subscribers door
or premises.
A card from the pastor and ladies O
the NJ. E. church is crowded over until
tomorrow.
Mr.. d. II. McGinnis of the St. p. NJ. s
NJ. Ky. left for the East yesterday to re-
urn again in few days.
Joseph Herring, wife and family, re
turned yesterday from an Eastern trip
and are located in their old home.
Judge Joe Dayis and wife and Richard
Hoback OF Helena passed through the
city yesterday en- route for the East.
At the races yesterday the Randall
mare beat the Sand Coulee horse by sin
gle length. 1t was an exciting race.
Mr.. Chas. F. Gibson, the leading sheen.
man OF Fert Benton. is in town and elated
over the sheep and wool prospects Of the
present season.
A special from Pat Hughes states that
he is on the way to Great Falls with two
carloads of two-year-old heifers and will
probably arrive tonight.
W. II. Todd, Representative of the River
Press, was in the LEADER sanctum a
short time yesterday afternoon. He re-
turned on the afternoon train to Benton,
Messrs. Davenport and Germ will open
Monday ueXt-new theatre and new
play-no more varieties or low-down vul-
garities; but all can come and enjoy
themselves.
Bishop Brewer will be in Great Falls
in few days looking after the interest
of the Episcopal church in this place. He
will preach here probably next Sunday or
the Sunday after.
Harrison NJ. Packard of Stanton, Judith
Basin arrived in the city Sunday and yes
terlay took stage for his home He has
been absent during the winter visiting
friends in New Hampshire.
The funeral rites over the remains of
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Turner's little
hoy took place at the Methodist church
yesterday afternoon and the intcrment
took place at the Great Falls cemetery.
Among the returning citizens from the
effete East yesterday was William Win
ters. Eight Michiganders came with
him. Mr.. Winters is thin in flesh, and is
glad to get back to the bracing air Of
Montana.
Ernest Ringwald, with his fair aud
blushing bride were passengers on the
train from Helena yesterday. Ernest was
cordially greeted by his friends--all join
with the LEADER in extending congratu-
lations to him.
The school children have a vacation
commencing next Monday and lasting
two weeks. The schools have been rum
ming for about three months since the
last holidays, and little vacation will do
the children good.
After delightful visit among their
home friends in the Buckeye State and
seeing other sections Of the East, Mr..
ahd Mrs Ira Myers returned to Great
Falls on Sundny-having deeper love
than ever for "Home sweet home."
We congratulate our friend Phil Glib
son on his association real estate
partnership with Mr.. John Renner. The
two gentlemen will form a strong team
and snake Rome howl" in the coming
migratory cyclone,as it marches on Great
Falls.
7. W. Chaplin of Waterloo, Jefferson
county, Wisconsin, arrived Sunday. He
was accompanied by Fl. NJ. Knowlton, ed
itor of the Waterloo Journal. They are off
today on tour of observation to the Belt
and other sections in the vicinage of
Great Falls.
James Fl. DAILY, formerly foreman of the
LEADER job-room, arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon on the Manitoba
train. After transacting some i'm
portant business and greeting a few of
his many friends in Great Falls he re-
turned to his home in st. Paul YESTERDAY
afternoon.
Had the pleasure of meeting Major
Thomas O'llanlon, agent at the Fort
Belknap Indian agency, yesterday, en-
route for Helena. The major Is III
raptures over the send-off already given
his new venture at Chinook; but thinks
Great Falls ''takes the cake" of all towns
in the west.
Ira Myers while East, made arrange
ments for the immediate shipment of the
iron for the water-works, including the
pipes. It Is expected the pipes will be
here so work can be commenced in two
weeks. Mr., Myers, while In minneapolis,
had severe chill and was dangerously
r., it,
The LEADER sanctum was yesterday
favored with call from Maj. Field of
Sand Coulee. Mrs. Fields returned but
u short time since from a visit to her
friends in the old Bay State in com.
pany with her brother, Maj. W. A. Chess
man, an old and leading resident OF the
capital.
Mr.. Moore, the expert tonsorial artist
has sold his establishment on Second
street between Central and First avenue
south, to 0, Beardsly, an efficient knight
of the razor, who will keep up the good
reputation of the shop. Mr.. Moore
thanks his numerous patrons and re-
spectfully requests them to visit as usual
the old stand, where courteous treatment
and good work are assured.
Some creatures in this world are SO
craven that everything they touch is pol
lutcd with the fetid breath OF their innate
depravity. To this class belong those
who impulsively put somo ''lasivious" or
cloud" construction upon honest, fair and
comDetent criticism. Others having no