The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

LUlAL 1lEMS.
There are e,70O languages now spoken
in the world.
The largest bell in the world is at
Moscow, Russia. II
Several persons from Neihart are TAX
ing in the sights of the Cataract City.
J.H. Smith and E. Greiser of Helena
are registered at the Milwaukee house.
The desert land case of H. Kahl is still
in progress before the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court.
An ice house is being built for the use
of the Great Falls meat market on Second
avenue South.
Mr.. Eaton, of Cora creek, has been in
the city several days. He is a great ad-
mirer of the young metropolis.
The HOLIDAY LEADER is still in de-
nland. Another prominent real estate
firm sent out large number yesterday.
Street Supervisor Lux and his men are
doing some good work on Central avenue,
raising crossings, building sidewalks, etc.
There have been number of strangers
in Great Falls the last few days and all
express their delight In the Cataract City. /
Messrs. Miller & Lowe have opened
real estate and employment office on Zen.
trail avenue, one door east of the "B &B''
restaurant
Phil Gibson, when his pending inn
provements are completed, will have one
Of the most elegant Offices in the whole
Northwest.
Supt. Mayer returned from St. Paul on
Sunday evening and left again by yester-
DAYS Manitoba train for an inspection
tour over his division.
Mr.. C. n. Dickinson met with pain
full accident night before last He fell
t and fractured the cap of his knee. DIR.
Ladd has been attending him.
Our Butte papers come to us direct
now-the same morning they are printed
instead of taking from two days to SIX
weeks as formerly. Thanks to the Mon
: tana Central.
The Great Falls Literary and Scientific
Society has been organized, and will
meet at the Presbyterian church next
Va Monday evening" The society is a
promising one.
Is. Warren and W. J. Dutch OF the
Manitoba railroad, have returned to the
East after a two days visit. They ex
IT. press themselves as delighted with tn
camp Of Butte and Great Falls
: Don't forget your friends in the East
r. but send them the WEEKLY LEADER ant
keep them informed in regard to tn
at coming CITY of the Northwest. This !
." an admonition you will do we'll to heed.
Among the recent arrivals at the Mir
IL. neapolis house are Thomas b. Fewsol
Lenox, Iowa; Mrs. Leece, Cascade; Ed
win Wilson, Dickinson, Dak.; q. Atkif
son. Ninot. and E. Rubbert, Minneapolis
a. A democratic subscriber to the LEADE
md says, it don't make nuch difference aoo'
the politics; like to read both sides. Il
*. LEADER is the best family newspaper
- the Territory and better than half in II
=. States.
~ Supt. G. w. Dickinson and Gener
Chas. s. Warren are back from a tr
es ess over the Montana Central line They +
dis mort themselves much impressed vii
. The extent of the Sand Coulee coal d
r posits.
'on: Assessor Gorham, the venerable foun
. er of the town Of his name and Il
r.. Oldest inhabitant Of this section OF Mo
sa nd tana, is in town attending to the duties
only his office. He is a genial Montanlan
I'D a rara avis? mot muchly!
In our next weekly we shall commen
a serial story of thrilling interest entitl
Miss Butherton. 1t is written by t
famed authoress of Robert Elsmt
who has excited the attention of
u'al thinking world and has stirred up I
churches to such a point as has rart
before occurred.
A. At the Delmonico, just below the pc
office, the hungry aspirant for gustat'
lf fame may satiatiate his appetite on
J u delicacies Of the season, at very mod
ate figures. The oyster suppers
the Delmonico are famed all over
RS Pacific coast. Go and be converted fr
the error of your ways, and get luscl'
bivalve straight.
RS. Mr.. Dan Simpson, of Helena, agent
Of Geo. r. Newell q Co., the great wht
sale .rocers of Minneapolis, graced
=. LEADER Office yesterday AFTERNOON:
N is a wide-awake, cnterprising sentlen
and intensely enamored Of the LEAD
He is an associate of Mr.. r.. B: Mumf'
who. it is understood, will establis
great real estate agency in Great r
this spring.
r. w, Cheathan. IL man in the eml
Of Mr.. Chas G. Fish of Highwood nei
loA borhood, was arrested on Sunday III
ing at VIM. Woods ranch, Willow CT.
on Monday morning he was arranged
also. fore Probate Judge 'Iattan at Denton
the hearing set for Jan. 31st. Bail
furnished in the sum of $4,000 by s.
of the most solid men Of the town. Il
'rts of suspected of having been the poisone
tho Thames and Thorpe, ut Highwot
FROM OTTER CREEK.
If you Mrs. Ed. Mann arrived in the city
Mann station yesterday. She reports