The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-03-03
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS,

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
We have a new carrier. Should any
of our subscribers fail to receive their
papers, we will thank them to inform u.s.
The medicine bill has been signed by
the governor.
Mrs. Astor declares that if the price of
her private box is raised to over 5000,
she will not keep it.
W. w. Vanorsdel arrived in Great
Falls yesterday and will assist in con-
Quoting the services at the N. E. Church
today.
General Agent Dawson, Of the Mon
tana Central, at Butte, announces another
car loads of Sand Coulee coal for sale at
the depot.
The women of Great Britain are pro-
testing against the manner in which the
waltz is overwhelming and suppressing
all other dances.
A woman in New York the other day
gave her husband a good thrashing-
which he undoubtedly deserved and
was sent six months to Jail for it.
1t was rumored today in sporting GER
cles that rowing match for $500 side
has been arranged to take place on Broad
water Bay as soon as the ice disappears
On and after April 1st, will deliver 8
barrels Of water for $1.00, where the
barrels are conveniently located to reach
With the hose. RED, WHITE AND BLUE
TANK.
| John McGill, pleasant and former
manipulation of beverages in Green's
billiard parlor at Fort Benton has re-
moved to Great Falls and is filling SINH
lar position in the Senate Club Rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Currie. sr. of Ar
row Creek, Cascade county, are in the
city. Yesterday MI. Currie appeared be-
fore Judge Dyas and filed upon his desert
land claim, in township 10 of range 8
east.
Silas White, the efficient contractor and
builder, returned Tuesday from a three
months visit with friends in Rochester,
N. Y. He is pleased to get back to Mon
tana, where the climate is salubrious, and
the song of the bird is perennial
Charlie Callers, proprietor of Callers
Bus line, has certainly made worldwide
reputation among the ladies as being q
most careful driver. Upon the arrival
OF the daily trains, Charlie is almost GER
tain to catch the lady passengers every
time.
| L. W. Fauquier who for the past two
days has been visiting his rancho on the
Missouri river, has again returned to thu
city. AS another additional proof of the
near approach Of spring, Mr.. Fauquiel
informed us that his sweet potatoes were
blooming nicely.
II. A. Nottingham, a successful farmer
of the Shonkin in Choteau County, was
in Great Falls yesterday negotiating witt
our merchants for the sale of his produce
and vegetables. Mr. Nottingham was
heard to remark that the ranchers in hit
neighborhood had already done consid
cradle quantity of blowing this season.
We ascertained last evening from q
most reliable source that all arrange
ments were all completed and that on OF
about the 10th of the the present month
u new banking house would be opened
in this city, with Il capital Of $4,000. S
E. Atkinson Of Helena, will be its presi
dent, Will Hanks, vice president and +
p. Atkinson, cashier.
, On Monday evening March 4th Prof
Oscar Werner's benefit concert take.
, place at the Park Hotel. Prof. Werner il
too well known in Great Falls as mos
thorough and superb musician to neet
any recommendation from US. Lovers O.
music should embrace this opportunity
to enjoy one Of the most delightful enter
tainments Of the season.
Among the real estate transactions il
Great Falls yesterday was one in whicl
William j. Kennedy, in consideration O
the sum Of $500, sold and conveyed Il
Herman Wildekoff an undivided ont
half interest in the W 4 of Lot 13 Blocl
365. We learned from Mr.. Wildekof
| that as soon as the weather permitted h
would erect suitable brick building
upon the property.
s But few days ago, the arrival of J.
Richardson, q contractor and builder o
Minneapolis, was announced in thu
LEADER. Mr.. Richardson was simply on
visit. He came, he saw and was captivate
y by the inducements offered here to me
T of his profession and he decided to II
;. main. lie has already several contract
ahead, one OF which is from wooe, co:
and lumber firm, for the erection {
buildings at their place of business.
The handsome residence which is bein
built by Conductor Piney of the Montan
Central on the north side of 9th Avenu
r in this city is rapidly nearing completic
, and when finished will be an ornameI
i to the city. In the adjoining lot is all
n under construction a residence belongin
j, to Professor Werner. also of this cit