The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-14
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

White dress aprons at cut prices at Joe
Conrad's. th-tu
All the latest novelties in jewelry
Muggley's.
Books bound in cloth and gilt for Soc
at Fullerton's. J 1913.
Go to the Bee Hive for Crockery, Glass
and Tinware. If
Jesse F. Taylor left for his home yes
terday morning.
The ladies all marvel at the bargains
at Joe Conrad's. th-tu
just received at Fullerton's 500 vol
umes of new books. J 11-13.
Hon. W. A. Chessman of Helena, is a
guest of Maj. Field of Sand Coulee.
Ed. Nelson of Sand Coulee, a large
stock owner Of that town, is in the city.
Rauchmen, when you want dry goods
send for samples to Joe Conrad's THU
We must have more room. See our
bargains in consequence. JOE CONRAD.
Pres't Hill, Samuel Hill, Col. Broad
water and Mr.. Clough went out to Belt
yesterday.
The interest manifested by the Tribune
in the mana cement of the LEADER is
| wholly superfluous and obnoxious.
The ice cream party at the Arion last
night was pleasant little affair. Only
one dude present. Dancing kept uplive-
ly till midnight.
Whoever has borrowed our Military
Code Of Montana will confer favor by
returning it to the LEADER sanctum at
his earliest convenience.
Things on the fair ground are progress
ing finely. A good share of the sheds
are completed, the track is we'll under
way and the we'll is in working order.
Mr. Morgan will sell all of his house
hold furniture, including carpets, bed
room sets and bedding, stoves and all the
house keeping utensils. See his adv.
Prof. Werner, aided by some of the
amateurs, of the town. gave one Of hi
popular concerts at Fort Benton on Wed
nesday night, which was we'll attended.
To satisfy the ladies who were unable
to get some of our best bargains we viii
make further cuts on some of our choi
cest goods. th-tu JOE CONRAD.
Orange Judd, editor Of the Orang
Judd Farmer Of Chicago, and James S
Judd, assistant editor, returned to thi
city yesterday from Chinook to furthe
investigate and view the city and SUI
rounding country.
f have just received from New Yor
large line of sun umbrellas and pars
soils. The line contains the latest, mos
! unique designs, in all shades, and OWN
to the lateness of the season we hav
marked them very low. JOE CONRAD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Of Brooklyn, Me-
York, are domiciled at the Park. NJ
Bryant is an old attache editorial c
the Brooklyn Times and has been takin
Photographic views Of the falls and man
attractions i'll the vicinity Of the city. II
;. leaves for Helena today.
4 Mr., Goodrich's new style Of Grc'
g Falls letter-head will he all the rage wit
g our business men, 1t will be thing ,
t beauty and a joy forever to the thousan
s who are eager to receive informatic
! concerning Great Falls. Send in 20,
G orders, gentlemen. Tie Gem Lette
d head.
L. BY mutual consent, on the 10th ins
! the firm of Winchester & Mcmahon h
been dissolved. Mr.. Winchester cont
,es the merchandising Of pumps, win
y mills, pipe and tittings,scales, etc. NJ
# Mcmahon will prosecute the work
J. drilling well-contracting, mineral pre-
# pecting. etc as heretofore. They a
= both energetic and reliable gentlem
"a and will he able to render even more {
,e fective service TO their patrons, under &
70 new arrangement, than heretofore.
Attempt OH Glatlstonc's Life.
LONDON, June 13.-While Gladsto
was passing through Wade Bridge, Coz
Ill k@ ~,