The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-22

commemorate the f1rst step toward State
hood Of our glorious Montana, no LEADER
will be issued tomorrow morning.
BOY WANTED.
A wideawake boy wanted at this office
Immediately. steady tob. f.
- eel1-=r
Fred Wilson of the Independent is in
town.
Mrs. A. G. Ladd lefton the yesterday
afternoons train to visit her sister, Mrs.
Gibson in Minneapolis.
The Handbill steals bodily our report
OF the speech at the K. of P. banquet, but
that is nothing new for them.
James McDugal and B. Lubenstohn
were arrested yesterday for fighting, and
were sent to the Jail to hober-up.
A marriage license has been issued to
Robert H. Whitehead, of Fort Shaw, and
Charlotte H. Bryan, Of Sun River.
In the case of Churchill vs.. Gore the
plaintiff obtained q judgment for $66.70.
An appeal will be taken to the district
court.
The Parlor restaurant is rapidly in
creasing in popularity. Mr.. Lincoln is
attentive to business, polite and "up to
snuff" as caterer.
AtBismarck last night and along the line
of the Northern Pacific as also through
Dakota and Minnesota the worst storm
of the season was raging.
The "beautiful snowrs came down last
night distilling upon US as the dews of
Hermon, for there the Lord commanded
His blessing forever more.
E. and J. B. Kellogg were fined $5 each,
yesterday, for shooting on the West side
of the river. A projectile from their gun
penetrated the residence Of Mr. Getz in
this city.
W. M. Cockrill says he recognizes his
portrait in yesterday mornings LEADER.
He considers it much better likeness
than those carricatures that appeared in
the yearly Handbill.
Mr.. Krambeck, of tie Delmonico, has
established a reputation for his hand
somely-furnished restaurant second to
none in Montana. Hill tables are always
provided with the delicacies of the sea
son.
Mr.. G. A. Coon. representing the
American Building and Loan association,
arrived yesterday from St. Paul. Those
desirous of obtaining loans should apply
to him directly. Mr. G. M. Webster is
president Of the local organization.
W. 0. Burdeck, special agent, and G..
H. Coon, appraiser of the American
Building & Loan Association, came in
from Livingstone last evening in the in
terest of their association. They will re-
main here several days and attend to some
loans.
The Dakota legislature on account of
the terrific snow and blizzard prevailing
along the Northern Pacific line, post
poned their visit to Helena till tomorrow;
and tomorrow, in all probability, the road
will be blockaded with SHOWS 50 that
they will not be able to get of till Mon
day.
Several infinitessimal pieces Of glass
were taken from Aid. Dickinson's knee
recently. The wound received by a fall
some time ago had almost healed, but
Mr.. Dickinson believed some foreign
substance still remained in his knee and
had an operation performed with the
above result.
The Arion will give concert on the
evening Of March 4th. It will be an en-
tertainment calculated to please Ameri
| cans as we'll as Germans. The affair
will be pleasing and edifying. Prof
Werner is undoubtedly multisciou'
musician, and will be greatly appreci-
ated on that occasion.
W. ]. Footner, Superintendent Ameri
can Express company, and Mr.. Yale
claim agent Of the St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba railway, came in yesterda,
from St. Paul. Tdey say they passet
through a terrible blizzard in Dakot'
and find it comparatively mild here
though we consider it the coolest weathe
we have had.
Guy x. Piatt has severed his connec
ton with the Helena Record. He was
the life of the concern, and his place OF
the editorial staff of the Record will bt
hard to fill. He will open an OF
fee in Butte and conduct th
general business for the Southern
Cross mine, in Deer Lodge county. w
wish our friend Piatt all the success III
anticipates in his new business and
million out of his mine.
Prof Werner, in the vernacular Of TIL
novice, can snake the pianer talk" II
entertained few Of the members of tn
German singing society, and couple o
representatives of the press night befor
last to their great delectation. Whe
the professor sits at the piano and bring
out deep reverberant tones he is the Gym
osure of every eye, and his excellent m,l
sic the delight of every ear. There is II
reason why Prof. Werner should not d
we'll in Great Falls.
Pleased to see Mr.. w. J. Footner, man
lager of express traffic, ST. Paul, NJ. & N
and Montana Central railways, again i
Great Falls. He says, great is st. Pau
of the dual city ut the head waters Of th
Mississippi; and great is the future in stor
| for Graat Ea1ls-nnar at hand Mr. Foo