The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-16
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

Mr.. Harry Muggley is quite ill.
Mr.. j. l. Murphy of Helena, is in town.
White dress aprons at cut prices at Joe
Conrad's. th-h,
The ladies all marvel at the bargains
at Joe Conrads. th-tu
Books bound in cloth and gilt for SOC
at Fullertons. j. 11-13.
Go to the Bee Hive for Crockery, Glass
and Tin ware If
Just received at Fullerton's 500 vol
umes Of new books. J11-13.
The laying of the water m ain is being
rushed on Third Ave.
Miss Anna Woodroth of Helena, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Paul.
There will be an interesting game of
base ball to day at Fe.s.,sh Ave. n.
Ranchmen, wle1, ye:' want dry goods
send for samples to Joe Conrad's. THU
We must have more room. See our
bargains in consequence. JOE CONRAD.
There will be special meeting of the
guards tomorrow night at the new armory
the river is filled with logs coming
down to Myers, Maclay Il Co.'S sawmin
Mr.. James NJ. Ch:lds and wife of Dos
ton are in town. Mr.. Childs is engaged
in the wool business.
Capt. Taylor's steamboat "Fern' was
o"t on Broadwater bay Yesterday after
noon making trial trip.
Blacksmith's coal can now he had ot
any time and in any quantity at Goodrich
Lumber and Fuel yard. i16-3t
S. a. Stone and wife of Fargo. Oak.
are at the Park. Mr Stone is one of the
leading attorneys Of North Dakota.
Orange Judi and son returned from
Helena yesterday and passed through the
city enrou:e for their home in Chicago.
Mat Dunn goes to Calgary, N. W.T..
W. Ii. Searlcs, travelling freight agent
Of the NJ, st. Z. & S. s. NJ R'y, is ut the
Park.
The Guards met last night and went
through some OF the minor movements in
their new armory in the old New York
Bazaar store.
The Hon. John A. Brown, master in
chancery, Decatur, Illinois, is now set
tier i'll the vicinity Of Great Falls. We
welcome such substantial gentlemen to
our midst.
Up to last evening there had been re-
ceived ut the wool warehouse in this city
1900 pounds Of wool from this years
clip, and the flow hitllerwarl has scarce
]y commenced
IL you want any clear or select Mime
sofa lumber thoroughly seasoned call at
Goodrich lumber yard, you can get /,
board there without knot in it, all the
way from ) to "a inches wide. j1G-3t
desire to kindly inform my patrons
and the public in general that within d
few days will have three car loads OF
y NO. cedar fence posts that | can sell
for 20 cts i piece. G. IL. GOODRlCH,
have just received from New York
large line Of sun umbrellas and para
soils. The line contains the latest, most
| unique designs, in all shades, and owing
to the latcness Of the season we have
marked them very low. JOE CONRAD.
Mr. j, 4. Willard, president of the
First National bank Of Mankato, Mimi,
arrived in Great Falls today lie is large
" interested in improvements in progress
hereabonts. Mrs. Willard accompanies
him and is charmed with our promising
city.
MIR. T.. j. Jones received telegram
from Nick Kessler to the effect that he
will be here on Monday next to invest on
no small or picaynish lay out in Great
Falls dirt. Our citizens will give him a
hearty greeting, for they all know that
he has heart of the dimensions of an OK,
Our very gentlemanly and rustling
lumber dealer, Mr.. g. H. Goodrich, an
nounces this morning thoroughly season
ed A Minnesota clear pine; also black
smiths coal; and car load of cedar posts
to arrive in a day or two to be sold at tn.
low figure Of 20 cents each. See him and
don't buy elsewhere.
Ind