The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-15
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
The war that for space did fail,
Now trebly laundering, swells the gale
And TEADER Is the crv

The war that for space did fail,
Now trebly laundering swells the gale
And LEADER is the cry.
Mr.. F. P. Atkinson returned from Ben
ton yesterday.
White dress aprons at cut prices at Joe
Conrad's. th-tu
Mr.. cambridge s. Clark of New York
is at the Park.
Books bound in cloth and gilt for SOC
at Fullerton's. J11-13.
Go to the Bee Hive for Crockery, Glass
and Tin-ware. If
The ladies all marvel at the bargains
at Joe Conrad's. th-tu
D. R. McGinnis passed through the city
en- route for Helena.
just received at Fullerton's 500 vol
umes Of new books. J11-13,
Mr.. Geo. w. Taylor went to Helena to
be gone for few days.
Hon. w. A. Chessman returned to his
home in Helena yesterday.
The great Greco Roman wrestling con-
test at Kingsbury Halltonight.
See Charley Lawson's new styles in
hair dressing and tonsorial art.
Ranchmen, when you want dry goods
send for samples to Joe Conrad's. THU
W. E. Fortner of the Manitoba made a
pleasant call at this office last evening.
We must have more room. See our
bargains in consequence. JOE CONRAD.
Mr.. Nathan has the most elegant sum-
mer suits, vestings and ties in the great
west.
Mr.. L. D. Corbett of Fargo, OAK, arriv-
ed in the city yesterday and will make it
his home hereafter.
Attention is drawn to the genuine
Myrtle Navy Tobacco found OILY at
Wetzel's sample rooms
Don't forget that Mrs. G: G. Ray has
opened one of the most elegant private
boarding houses in town.
Mr.. Orange Judd and son James s.
left the city yesterday for Helena. They
will return in few days.
The Great Falls Base Ball association
will meet in the council chamber imme-
diately after the guards meeting.
Dunk Campbell wants attention drawn
to his enticing private supper rooms i'm
mediately in rear of Wetzel's sampling
rooms.
All are requested to be present at the
meeting Of the militia company tonight
All those desirous of joining should not
fail to he on hand at 8 p. H., sharp.
Messrs. Ringwald s. Carrier have a
choice lot of brood mares and colts, which,
can be bought cheap if application is
made within few days. See their ad.
Commodore Taylor has been the recip-
lent of choice gift from Chief Little
Bad Man Of Assiniboine; which is no less
than that of a beautiful,young silverg grey
fox. 1t may be seen at the boat house.
Flowree s. Lowree of Sun River will
receive in a few days from Utah about 60
cars or 1900 head of cattle which will b.
taken to the Marias after they have
branded them in their new shutes at the
stock yards.
Mr.. Krambeck draws special attention
to his new additions Of handsome rooms,
with board or without. They are unsur-
passed-and he knows how to keep them
ship-shape-with Mrs. KS help. See hi,
new announcement.
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 lateness of the season we have
marked them very low. JOE CONRAD
The Helena train ran off the track OH
the other side of the river yesterday.
The trainnen on the incoming train
left the switch open and being on curve
the engineer could not see the switch
and the engine, tank and baggage car
ran off. No serious damage was don,.
otherwise than delaying the train three
and a half hours