The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-05-29
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

Some of the busindS u houses were do;n
rushing business let evening.
Mr.. J.L. Neihart WIS in town yesterd.
and informed us thatImen are busy in II,
mines.
EDWARD q. Allen isour city editor. H,
Is sober, pains-taking, educated youns
man. and will be pleased to meet our pa
irons and treat them with due courtesy
The Misses Hattie Pancost and ,Jenn;.
James drove in from their ranches which
are located nearly opposite the smelte,
On the west side of the river and made
several calls while inthe city.
The largest theatrical company now
west Organized ins 1867. They give a
performance pure, reaned and elegant
Little Miss Ivy, onlyP years old, Is With
out doubt the greatest child actress in
America.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mr.. Samuel Mckay of Boulder is in
town and reports things booming in his
locality. He is on his way to Belt river
district to look over band Of stock he
mas there on the range but will drive
them after the roundup to the Neihart
country.
we are pleased to note that j. NJ. .Addle.
Esq, has received his certificate of admis-
sion to the supreme court, which. through
some inadvertency had not been forward
ed to him. Mr.. Addle is courteous gen
tleman and will not be preiudiced in his
practice by mistake or any occu rrence
for which he is not responsible.
Don't fail to secure your seats early for
stuttz New York Theatre Co. who will
produce (for the first time in this city) the
famous French drama entitled "A Ce,e-
brated Case with N. J. Stutz in his orig
lnal character Of Jean Renaud supported
oy the full strength of the company. Ad-
mission one dollar Tickets now on sale
1T Ringwald Carriers where seats NAV
be reserved without extra charge.
Messrs. Athers and Bamey OF California.
and whose headquarters have been at the
House for short tine past.
have taken up ranches on the Maria and
ire getting together live stock and buy
ng agricultural implements to work up
m their lands. Mr.. Athers is a retired sea
captain and in his past thirty years active
'erVlce has visited nearly all the parts of
nc world. He has certainly come to the
light place to embark in his new enter
Prise.
The unexpected rush at Joe Conrad's
m the opening of his stock on Yesterday
nd today precluded remarking the goods
t the reduced price at which they are to
e sold. Consequently he is compelled
close his store until Friday morning
Vhen he will reopen and offer to the
'ublic his immense stock, which will be
old very cheap. All wanting articles in
ry goods, dress goods, ladies' and child
ems wear, etc, at prices lower than ever
re invited to call early, as indications
olnt to quick sale Of this large and
legant stock OF goods.
Remember Stuttz New York Theatre
Q. carry new and special scenery for
very play they produce. The company
I'LL appear at Arion hall, Thursday, MAY
}, on which occasion they will present
'r the first time in this city, the famous
rench drama entitled "a Celebrated
ase' with ]. G. Stuttz in his original
laracter of Jean Renaud, supported by
le full strength Of the company which
composed of twenty members. Admis-
on one dollar. Tickets now on sale at
ingwald Carriers where seats may be
served without extra charge.