The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-09
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

ClIY AMI COUNI1 NEWS.
O'Liar is an "amooein cuss."
Dune Campbell has most luscious
menu.
Bulge Il Ksnkel are selling shoes at
very low figures.
Rev. ]. H. Little Of Sun River was in
the city yesterday.
s. s. Hobson,a prominent cattle man of
Utica is At the Pssk.
A man and team willing to work wants
See personal.
Col. G. A. Broadwater Is expected to
visit this city on Monday.
Strawberries, spring chicken aud ice
cream At Bryant's Bon Ton.
The sparkling reported at the Germania
is the sensation Of the town. .
D. 4. McGfnnis passed through town
yesterday with the editorial party.
For ways that are daak and tricks that
are vain, two faced Jerry is peculiar.
J. T. Armington came in on the even
ing train from Helena yesterday.
For honest, square-dealing treatment
go to A. Nathan, the leading clothier Of
Montana.
James Barnes, Jr., has returned from
the east and sports the latest style Of q
silk hat.
The body of the operator, ,Burwell, who
was murdered at Silver, went east for in
terment at Detroit yesterday.
DR.. Reed, the busy surgeon of the St.
Paul, NJ. & NJ. Ry. arrived in the city yes
terday from q professional trip.
When Mother O'Dwyer was put on a
committee on the Fourth of July celebra-
tion it put damper on the concern.
Zeigler's world renowned hand sewed.
hand turned French kid shoe, reduced
from $3.50 to &4.25, at Joe Conrad's. j6-12
Misses, boys and children's Red School
House shoes of the well-known Hender-
son make, reduced from $3.50 to $135, at
Joe Conrad's. j8-12
Hugh & Ford's celebrated hand sewed,
hand turned French kid button Waukem.
fast ladies shoes, reduced from $5 to s.
at Joe Conrad's. j6-12
General Passenger Agent Whitney o1
t Manitoba, after accompanying the
eastern editors as far as Great Falls, re-
turned yesterday to St. Paul.
The board of county commissioner
adjourned last evening after hard work
ing session. j. B. Leslie acted as attor
ney for the county In the absence, from
sickness, Of G. W. Taylor.
Pleased to meet Pete May, one of thu
leading miners Of Barker. Pete says h'
has heaps Of good ore to ship as soon a
the steam wagon gets along. He mean
what he says and no foolishness.
When James Lewis heard Of the kill
ing of the men at Silver, he shoulderee
his faithful Winchester and, with bel
full of deadly missiles, took early trail
for the front. Jim is brick in the bust
ness.
For about eighteen hours We have hae
a soaking rain. The grass has alread
shown the good effects Of It. Coming as
did Just after the hot weather we hav
had, 1t was Of the greatest benefit. Farm
ers say that this rain is worth thousand
Of dollars to the county.
MI Marion Pace of Minot has just al
rived with several carloads Of the fines
graded cows, calves, yearlings and two
year -olds ever brought to Montana. Il
offers them ut Il bargain. Such an oppo
| tunity to get fine milk cows and superio
, breeding animals well adapted to the a,
2 mosphere Of Montana, may not again o.
cur in 4 lifetime. See his ad.
Our readers will not fail to observe til
!, professional card of DIR. G. W. Phillips
Glasgow, in our columns this mornin
!. DR.. Phillips is the surgeon of tho Man
!. !. toba railway at that point; one OF tn
!. most thorough, prompt, skillful surgeon
in the west and a gentleman of emine
. attainments in the profession and dist
guished for his courteous bearing.
We just dropped down to MIR. We
n necke's in the basement under the Ca'
Il Bazaar and was surprised to see the We
o+ob1aa now in stock Lettuce etrli
g beans, asparagus, spinach, turnips, bee
o onions andeverything in thevegetable lir
e He intends keeping on hand milk al
cream on ice from this on. Low prfc
tell. Call aud zee for yourself. m24tf.
Orange Judd, the veteran agricult"'
c. editor, said to LEADER representa-
u yesterday that he wanted to spend two
= three days in Great Falls. He wished
T. visit the coal mines and see more OF
.. fine agricultural lands about great Fal
III His son and chief editor will reach Gr'
Falls teday, having been detained by b.
mess. Roht. Vaughn, twenty years a
=. was a reader of the American Agricul
i, rist, founded by Orange Judd.
n County Surv. Kern announces that
en- has completed arrangements with
ed Jas. S. Keerl, G. E. of Helena, forme
Oh. clerk to Surv. Gen'l Greene.
Keerl is at present the Sec'y Of the Nc
Society of Civil Engineers and is an
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