The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-03-24

lot Dalt.
Riverside oranges 25 cents per dozen at
Churchill & Webster's.
Geo. w. Taylor, Esq, took trip to
Belt yester day on business.
Mr.. Eiler, of the smelling company,
came IN on the noon train yesterday.
Several small cottages are in course of
construction on Sixth avenue South.
Declaratory statements for filing on
coal land just issued asnd for sale at the
LEADER office.
Read the Talmage discourse in this
mornings LEADER and 60 to church like
good boys and girls.
The month of March never produced
more delightful weather than we are now
enjoying at Great Falls.
L. G. Phelps was one of the passengers
on the train with Col. Broadwater from
Helena yesterday afternoon.
A sidewalk on the north side of First
avenue South, between Park drive and
First street, has been constructed.
The fine brick corner block of Jerry
Quesnelle is rapidly coming to the front
and assuming handsome proportions.
Rev. P. B. Champagne has returned
to Great Falls. He was here short
time since looking after land for French
colony.
Horace Clarke of Highwood, has rented
his ranch to sheep man, and will take
his family to the St. Mary's lake country
where he will locate lands.
A. w. Hastings, Minneapolis; Dan
Simpson and Ed. Lathrop, Helena; ]. B
Rogers, Newark, N. j., and W. S. Barrett
Augusta, are at the Park hotel.
There was no meeting of the council
last night on account of quorum being
absent. The next meeting will take
place on the evening of Tuesday, March
Goth.
The Hon. J. NJ. Arnoux, from High
wood, came into Great Falls yesterda,
morning to get seed wheat. Near Box
Elder his wagon tongue broke and de
layed him.
The people of Cascade county denounce
the gerrymandering of the convention
districts which give the democratic Cho-
teau county with four hundred votes
less the same representation as this dis
trfct.
Every effort is being made to have the
LEADER delivered early and promptly IL
all parts Of the city. Subscribers who dt
not receive their papers, or have an,
other cause Of complaint, will oblige b,
notifying this office.
Mr.. Joe pepper for the past few day.
has been digging holes preparatory tt
planting a large number Of trees on It'll
| avenue south. He apparently under
stands the business and ought to fin
plenty to do in that line.
J.J. Gibbons will commence the erec
ton Of handsome Groom cottage on hi
lots on the corner of Third avenue Nortl
and Fourth streets. He has splendi'
location. Mr.. Calvert is the contIacto
and the building will resemble Conduc
tor Pinncy's.
The Cataract mill company have clear
ed up 1000 bushels Of Scotch Fife see'
| wheat, and have thousand bushels NOR
to clean. The demand for this wheat
great and in all probability there will b
large crops raised in this part Of tn
country this season.
MIR. G. II. Goodrich has completed hi
neat little office and commodious store
rooms near Theo. Gibson's warehouse
He has embarked in the lumber bushes
on his own hook and henceforward will
supply all persons with anything in hi
line at the lowest market price.
Jerry Collins left yesterday evening fc
Helena with his grip-sack. 1t is though
that Jerry has become discouraged abo'
democratic success and has concluded
flop again and go to Washington in scare
of a paving office. He has lots Of blarnc
and will doubtless succeed in convinciu
Harrison that he has always been re
publican.
| Yesterday morning buffalo rol
dropped out Of a vehicle near the bricl
yard on the road coming to Great Fall
Immediately after discovering the lo
the teamster started back after the rob
but it was gone, and man in a buc1
board, driving bay team in the dire
tion Of Belt was suspected to have stole
it, He seemed to be in Il hurry to g
away from the party losing the robe.
Messrs. A. f. Kellston Of Crawford
Vile, Indiana, and Lafayette Temple
Guernsey, Ohio, arrived here yesterd'
as an advance guard of heavy conti
gent of Young Americans from those tv
grand States-to come later. They a
: we'll pleased with the outlook here ar
believe that no place on the continent q
fcrs better inducements for young, ente
prising and intelligent settlers than Gre
Falls and its vicinity.
ilAnd now the hand bill intimates TIL
Sam Hauser sent an order to the LAX
precinct, telling the men at work on Il
ditch to vote for Carter, and groans al
complains of such an outrage. Well, Il
? establishment Of the Lake precin'
where none of the voters were bona fl
!. residents, was fraud in the start al
= the editor of the handbill and the del
ocratic member of the board Of cOun
commissioners knew it in the hcyinnin
Don't lay the blame onto Sam llaus'
Shoulder it like men.
Col. G. A. Broadwater came into Il
city yesterday afternoon and proceed
to Sand Coulee, looking after matters
the coal mines. Possibly he will ha
something to say about the location
j. the Great Falls depot. Mayor Gibs
and Mr.. Hastings Of the real estate a
insurance agency of Mcmillan g. Ha
ings, Minneapolis, accompanied the G