The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-27
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
We have a new carrier. Should any |
of our subscribers fail to receive their |
papers, we will thank them to inform us. |
w. H. Mcqueen & several gentlemen |
from the Barker district are in the city.
J. T. Armington will leave today for
st. Paul to be absent about ten days.
G. Pratt came into town yesterday
afternoon returning from his western
trip to stop while in Great Falls.
The sun played fearful havoc with the
snow yesterday. None is left. The ther-
mometer stood Is degrees above zero
yesterday afternoon.
Barnes & Collett sold yesterday one
| thousand dollars worth Of property In
the popular Black Eagle Falls addl1ion
to G. E. Wells of the North West terri
tory.
Walter Kennedy, the handsome young
accountant of the city meat market left
the city this afternoon upon q short visit
to his sister, Mrs. E. R. Clingan Of Belt
Creek.
Bobby Gray will in a few days open
the Fifth avenue Oyster and Dining Sa-
loon on Central avenue, b be run strictly
on the old metropolitan plan. We wish
Bob success.
George H. Wright, the popular and
rustling young editor and proprietor Of
the Livingston Enterprise arrived in
Helena Sunday. He told the Independ-
ent reporter that he doesn't like the Col
lins printing bill.
If there is laundry on the continent
that does any better work than the Cas-
cade Steam Laundry at Great Falls, We
should like to see it. China gloss Is no.
where in comparison with the finishing
touches of Miss John4Dn and her ma
chine. 4
\ While many of the Helena Legislators
upon their recent visit to Great Falls
thoughtful]y donned their straw hats and
brown linen busters, those of Dakota,
through force of habit, wore each 3 buf-
fa1o coat and carried another carefully
thrown over their shoul lders.
We were informed yesterday by Mr..
T. S. Edison that he WILL remaiu in Great
Falls but few days longer for the sale
Of his fine imported Stations now at the
City Stables. Parties in need of such
animals should avail themselves of the
golden opportunity to purchase.
Messrs. W. B. Raleigh & Co., the lead
ing dry goods dealers of Great Falls,
, have fresh announcement in this morn
r Nhn1 1nAS l,na no3n1 l..
ly interested therein and should em~~~
the earliest opportunity to see those ele.
CANT corsets. They are absolutely indis
pensable.
Prevailing Chinook winds of the past
two days have caused nearly all of the
= snow to disappear and the streets Of ou,
s city are in sloppy condition. The city
fathers who keep both their eyes and
ears open for the welfare of their wards
are having large and substantial side
walk constructed on First avenue South
n between Second and Third streets.
F. W. Dearborn, Of Chicago, is in the
= city: He is the inventor of the celebrat
: ed Dearborn Cement, for joining betting
tapes, woods, also for tagging pulleys
It He has been visiting the mines and mill
Of Butte, Helena, Anaconda ,Philipsburg
chinery is used. His invention super
sedes the use of lacing and rivets. He
I has the highest testimonials.
Col. Samuel G. Bird, the well-know,
COW man Of Choteau, and son are reg
istered at the Park Hotel. Col. Bird il
also proprietor Of the all-popular stag
line from Choteau to the Blackfoo
"a agency where his steel spring coache
make close connection with the dea,
= OK wagon line conveying passenger
from the Arctic regions to the sublim
and invigorating climate of Great Falls
i. Within the past few days deal ha
been effected in this city by which es
= Sheriff w. H. Black Of Fort Benton will
not only become an enterprising citize
D. of Great Falls but proprietor of the Cit
Livery stables, he having purchased tn
at entire interest of F. NJ. Morgan, forme
proprietor. The purchase consists o
the live stock, rolling stock furniture an
=, fixtures. While we could not ascertai
the consideration, we understand MI
Black will take possession March 1st.
The Hon. Jonas Bremen, and Mr.. Phil
A. Lamneck, Of Port Washington, Tuscar'
nd was county, Ohio, are in the city The
are solid Buckeyes and their visit her
X. means an invasion of the country and a
- appropriation of a goodly scope Of benc
and bottom land in this vicinity. NJ
"A, Bremen has two sturdy sons already hel
and moro to come. They 60 out today
nos To view the landscape DER
sn- and will select some available place for
lib Buckeye colony. No better stock in Il
Union.