The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-05-28
T. GEO. HELDT. Adjutant.

| Ao " 'Ac LEADEN printers went out
for sabbath-days journey by water up
the Missouri in one of Capt Taylor's ele-
CANT boats, on Sunday last. Being the
only opportunity the boys have Of rusti-
eating and enjoying full blast of the
bracing air Of these health laden hills
and wales, because Of their constant
night work, u dispensation was readily
procured by which this indulgence was
accorded them without pennance, purga-
tory Or absolution. They found the banks
all strewn with wild roses and lilies
presenting, with the lovely landscape of
river, valley and mountain scenery. a
prospective of surprising beauty. They
returned with the summer bloom upon
their cheeks and wreathed in smiles
Like dish Of sweet strawberries,
Smothered in cream"
grateful to Capt. Taylor for his boats
and rechristening Broadwater bay to
Broadwater the Blest.
The musical and literary entertainment
to be given at the Methodist Episcopal
church on Friday night Of this week
promises to be very pleasant affair.
Profs. Thompson and Kellison, two gift
ed elocutionists lately from the east, to-
gether with our local talent both in de-
clamation and in song will furnish en-
tertainment for the evening which our
people will appreciate. The programme
will be duly published. The proceeds
are for the ladies fund. Admission 50
cents and children 20. Our popular
pianist, Prof. Werner, will preside at the
organ and assist in making the enter
tainment pleasant and profitable.
John D. Williams of Barker returned
from his trip with carload of ore to
the Kansas City Consolidated Smelling
and Refining company. He says "thcm
fellers down there are too sharp 1t is
currently reported that Jack got badly
done for there; that they gat away with
his ores for song and the poor fellow
had to borrow money with which to get
back. He has had Il full dose Of Kansas
ore sampling and purchasing. His wild
goose chase has resulted as we predicted
and the LEADER, tho not specially happy
over Jacks misfortune, is vindicated and
right, as usual.
1t will be remembered that on the 21st
inst. new time table went into effect on
the Manitoba and Montana Central lines.
by which the arrival from the east and
departure for Helena are made about an
hour and half earlier than heretofore.
The Manitoba now arrives from the east
at II :35 a. m. and the Montana Central
leaves Great Falls for Helena a few min
utes later. The mails for Helena close
half an hour before the trains leave.
The famous French drama entitled
"A Celebrated Case" will be produced for
the first time in this city Thursday, May
Both, at Aron hall, by the Stuttz New
York Theatre Go. of twenty members. the
largest, best and most complete theatrl-
cal organization on the Pacific coast.
Admission one dollar. Tickets now or
sale at Ringwald q Carriers, where seats
may be reserved without extra cost.
Nlessrs. Geltzthorp & Bohm, merchant
tailors, place their announcement in the
LEADER this morning. They are accom-
plished filters and makers. All their
work warranted to suit. See their adv.
MIR. Aaberg wants q young man or
young lady to learn the art of photog-
raphy. Here is a rare opportunity to
acquire knowledge Of delightful art
from one who is master thereof.