The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-08
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
MI. Davenport is i'll.
Maj Fields left for his ranch yesterday
afternoon.
Dune Campbell knows how to make a
good cup Of coffee.
1t should have read, "O'Dynamiter the
hero of hundred fights"
F.M. Brown is now in Helena repre-
senting the Crookston, Minn., flour mills.
1t was reported at Chinook yesterday
that the artesian we'll diggers had 'struck
ile.''
The dance Of last night at Arion hall
was postponed till Wednesday evening,
18th inst.
Mrs. Col. Sanders has found her valise.
See the effects Of advertising In the
Messrs. Simpson, Bates aud Barker left
the city yesterday afternoon forthe Bark
er mining districts.
The house of Prof. Thompson is near
ly completed on his ranch about seven
miles northeast of the city.
A. Guthrie, ex-division superintendent
of ahe Barnesville division of the Man.
itoba railway, Is In the city.
James Barnes jr. is expected here to-
morrow. Since leaving here Mr.. Barnes
has been to the Atlantic coast.
The supplies for the new express Of
fee at Sand Coulee have arrived and the
new office will shortly be established.
Zeigler's world renowned hand sewed.
hand turned French kid shoe, reduced
from $3.50 to $4.25, at Joe Conrad's. j6-12
There Is school section on Belt Creek
all covered with mineral claims. Where
are the righteous Helenaites and Benton
| ties?
Paris Gibson is feeling proud over his
fine Holstein Friesien cattle which he
lately imported from Minnesota at great
expense.
NJ. G. McDermott Of the Germania
house, received letter from the east
which we'll accounts for his many smiles
last night.
Work on the fair grounds is progress
ing finely. The post holes for the fence
are nearly dug and the race track is we'll
under way.
Misses, boys and children's Red School
House shoes of the wellknown Hender-
son make, reduced from $3.50 to $1.35, al
Joe Conrad's. j6-12
The River Press displays alarming ig.
norance of the true state Of the building
stone near this city or else 1t wilfully
misrcpresents 1t.
Hugh & Ford's celebrated hand sewed
hand turned French kid button Waukem
fast ladies shoes, reduced from IS to 50
} at Joe Conrad's. jG-12
Messrs. c. Judd and Geo. Singler OF
jamestown, Dakota, are in the city. They
have been taking views all along the line
for the St. r., N. 8 NJ. R'y Go.
We deeply sympathize with Hon.Gran
vile Stuart in the loss Of his elder daugh
ter, Miss Katie at the family home neal
: Fort Moginnis, On the goth ult. She wal
beloved by all.
1t Is said that Mr.. Neihart recently re
fused to bond the Queen Of the Hills, a
s75, OO0-for thirty days. The Queen o
the Hills will undoubtedly yield grea
quantities Of fine ore.
Mineral claims on school sections hav
been taken in all parts Of the telritor
and no one ever raised their little head i
, objection before until it happened to b
taken near Great Falls.
Placer claims near Helena have bee
located on schonl sections and the lie
: ena press didn't say word. 1t Is onl
when they can say word against Gre.
d Falls that these bigots become so alarm
ingly righteous.
l. President j. j. Hill was one Of tn
:, pail ll-bearers of the lamented DR.. D. Han
of St. Paul, whose funeral took plae
= there on Tuesday afternoon. The otht
pail bearers were Gov. Merriam, Chi'
Justice Gilfillan, Judge Wilkin, P. !
Kelly, j. r. jerks, Maurice Auerbac
= :. and DR.. Hewitt of Red Wing.
. Mr.. Earle of the we'll known law firm
,s Curtiss Il Burdett Of Washington, D.
Il left here yesterday for Helena and Butt
! He expects to arrive in Washington
season to take part in the argument ov
the famous Sioux half breed scrip case
which will come again for hearin
G His firm are retained In favor OF Il
'e scrip claimants.
y We just dropped down to Mr.. We
necke's III the basement under the Ca
Bazaar and was surprised to see the We
is- etables now in stock. Lettuce, stri
,;s beans, asparagus, spinach, turnips, bee
m onions andeverything g in theyegetable lii
He intends keeping on hand milk a
cream on ice from this on. Low prit
tell. Call and see for yourself. m24tf
60 The only objection fair minded nj
could have to the action of the cOu1
commissioners in regard to the regist
ton districts is that they recognized
cd fraudulent Lake precinct at all. The {
tricts generally were made to suit