The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-20
A DOCTORS BSCAPADE,
Col. &. A. Broadwater, President of
the Montana Central, in the
City on Business.
THE LEADER EDITORS SUNDAY
SERMON.
A General Summary of Local Events
in the Metropolis Of the
Northwest.

Northwest.
DR.. Longeway will make trip to the
East In few days.
G. A. Broadwater came in on the train
from Helena last evening.
Major Condee, paymaster of the United
States army, arrived In Great Falls last
evening.
Colonel Matthews will leave soon for
Dakota, and will ship to Great Falls =
carload Of fine imported stations.
There will be services In the Methodist
church this morning at II o'clock; Sun
day school at $50 p. m. All are invited.
Col. G. A. Broadwater and wife, Miss
Chumasero and Miss Phillips came into
the city yesterday and will return to
Helena tomorrow.
Ernest Ringwald, the efficient an d af-
fable county clerk and recorder, will
leave on this afternoons train for q short
visit to St. Paul. He will return in about
= week.
Mr.. Chas Lochray is making arrange
ments to put water supply system upon
his ranch in Sand Coulee. The system
will be an effective one. Messrs. Win
chester and Mcmahon have been engaged
to do the work.
The marriage of w. ]. Hickory and
Miss Carrie Ford will take place today at
noon at the residence of c. T. Wernecke.
The happy couple will 60 to housekeep-
ing in cozily furnished rooms in the
Hickory block.
We understand that one of our distin-
guished physicians will take his leave
this afternoon for Washington. He will
take in the Inauguration and give Mr..
Harrison valuable advice about the for
nation of his cabinet.
On and after the 28th inst. the Mo L.
tana Central railway will carry the m ails
from Great Falls to Butte and over its
entire line. This is one of the accom-
plishments of Col. Broadwater's recent
visit to the East, and for which every resi-
dent Of this section of Montana will feel
grateful to him.
Col. Broadwater, president of the Mon
tana Central railway came over from the
capital yesterday. He is in elegant health
and spirits. He takes run over to the
Sand Coulee coal mines today, and will
return to Helena tomorrow. Our citi-
zens are always pleased to see the Coils
genial face at the Cataract City.
Why is 1t that man is always in a
great hurry when in barber shop? Take
the fellow even who don't do anything
for the whole week to come, and he is
sure to drop in at the busy time of a
barber and be in great hurry, and make
. great fuss If he has to wait half an hour
for men of business to get shaved, and
then he sits down and gets his hair cut.
Isn't it SO?
For the period of one hundred and
eleven years the figure nine will appear
as the successive years are written down,
and it will also be one hundred and eleven
years until another year comes along
which will contain three consecutive
figures that are alike-1999. It is an ex-
treme probability to suppose that any one
Of the /, 400, ,O00, 900 Of people now living
on the earth will be alive when this just
mentioned period comes along.
Ex-Supt. q. W. Dickinson Of the Mon
tana Union resigned because of the in
adequacy Of the salary and disagreeable
inefficiency Of the forces supplied him by
the Union and Northern Pacific, who
Jointly own 1t. The very best outcome
Of all these complications would be for
the whole business to be turned over to
the Montana Central. We should then
have efficient service, low rates and
road with which Anaconda and the trav
cling public would be gratified. Mr..
Dickinson's brother is general superin-
tendent of the Union Pacific. Another
brother is chief engineer of the Cleve
land, O., fire department. They are all
popular and competent gentlemen.
Yesterday morning johnson s. Jensen's
horse attached to the Cascade Laundry
de livery wagon started down the street
driverless. The equine trotted along as
leisurely as usual. The wagon was a
covered one. A few pedestrians took
cursory look at the outfit. 1t appeared to
be all right. Mr.. johnson knew differ
emily. He ran hard and was out of
breath. The equine had som ewhat the
start of its pursuer. johnson got up
"steam." johnson perspicuously per
spired profusely. He gained somewhat
if he could only throw a "wringer"
around the truant's neck or--but he
his toe and was precipitated into
the snow which filled his ears, nose and
mouth. The spectators smiled broadly,
johnson cursed loudly, and the horse ran
quickly-up against fence and stopped.
How do your boys progress ia school?
If they do not as they should do. visit the
school regularly yourself and see whose
fault it is. If it is the teachers, tell him
privately; if it is the boys fault, see that
he spends his evenings at home with his
books, instead of running out on the
street and lounging around in other
places, and see that he attends school