The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-12
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Books bound in cloth and gilt for SOC
at Fullerton's. J11-13.
If you want to get cooled of, 20 to
Wetzel's basement.
An industrious man with strong team
wants employment. See personal.
just received at Fullerton's 500 vol
umes of new books. J11-13.
Pres. J. ]. Hill and party arrived in the
city yesterday. They we're very non-comat
able.
A young man not afraid of work wants
place to throw himself. See his per-
sonal.
Who took Mr.. Wetzel's table and chair
away from the stand on Memorial Day?
Speak out!
Mr.. Wernecke has q consignment of
gilt-edge creamery and ranch butter. See
his local.
Mrs. B. Harris and daughters have just
arrived from Nashville, Tenn. and will
spend month or two in Great Falls.
Zeigler's world renowned hand sewed.
hand turned French kid shoe, reduced
from $3.50 to $425, at Joe Conrad's. j6-12
The Sparkling reported" if read
Sparkling imported" wouldn't be so loud
on our strictly virtuous friends of the
Germania. How's that for high?
Hugh s. Ford's celebrated hand sewed,
hand turned French kid button Waukem-
fast ladies shoes, reduced from IS to So,
at Joe Conrads. j612
The editorial gentlemen bade good bye
to Great Falls yesterday afternoon-hap-
py in being relieved from the everlasting
dogging OF their footsteps by O'Dyna-
miter.
Charley Lawson, ''The chief of the
barbers," has opened a very tidy and at
tractive shop,tirst door west of the Rocky
Mountain telegraph company's office.
Call and test his tonsorial skill.
Misses, boys and children's Red School
House shoes of the well-known Hender-
son make, reduced from $3.50 to $1.35, at
Joe Conrad's. j6-12
The ladies-God bless them-of the
Episcopal church have arranged for a
hop and ice cream to cool off with, on
Thursday evening next. Go, everybody,
to the latest charm of the season.
We learn that our manager, Mr.. Rolfe,
has purchased the team of bay and brown
mares brought here by Mr.. Moore some
weeks since. Paul, the liveryman,. as
serts that one of them is the swiftest
roadsters in Great Falls.
Messrs. Judd g. Devine have opened
ice cream parlors in the store recently
occupied by Mrs. Races music store.
They have remodeled. repainted, papered
and otherwise improved the premises,
rendering it inviting and unique.
The handbill is now claiming Col
Broadwater as democrat. On the con
trary, we believe the colonel is repenting
of his sins and is preparing an immense
bath house and plenty of hot and cold
water in order to aid in the regeneration
Of the great unwashed.
c. F. Fullerton having purchased the
entire stock of music and musical ner-
chandise Of Mrs. Race, will hereafter
keep on hand, in addition to his full and
increasing stock Of books, newspapers
and periodicals., a complete assortment Of
music and musical merchandise. j11tf
Just received large consignment of
creamery butter, also plenty of ranch
butter Oh hand. Bids will be received on
commission goods in any quantity up tc
each Saturday, when they will he sold to
make room for more. Yea:-looking for
bargains? see these goods at Wcrncckc's,
J 12, 1w.
Great Falls coal is unrival!cd. Ite
crops Of wheat and oats cannot be beat.
The scenery of its falls is unsurpassed
1t has the finest agricultural region ad-
jacent, in the country. The water power
is unlimited. The beautiful sandstone
would grace the massive blocks of any
city. 1t has twenty five hundred inhabi-
tants, twenty thousand dollar school
house and grand union depot.
Choteau Calumet: The River Press
has column editorial on an alleged land
fraud ut Great Falls; but merely refers in
short, unintelligible local paragraph, tt
the fact that an injunction has been serv
ed to prevent the Choteau county com
missionersfrom buying the Benton bridge
The Calumet has frequently warned tho
taxpayers of Chotcau county Of this in
tended steal; but the Press, if it was evcI
disposed to be honest, dare not utter one
word against it.
| business. Business.
More than full column OF new adver
tisements in this mornings LEADER