The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-04-19
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.


Governor Leslie returned to He,e,
> yesterday.
: MI. J. l.. Neihart was in Great Fal
yesterday.
Fine gents shoes made and rena;re
at Fernding's.
t John T. Athey, of Sun River, was
* the city yesterday.
Mr.. Garrity of Sand Coulee. was
Great Falls yesterday.
Mr.. A. A. Campbell of the Helen
journal was in town yesterday.
, Bob's Fifth Avenne is under fnl, hea,
OF steam. No flies on Galliger.
DR.. Reid, surgeon Of the Manitoba. ant
Banker Martin went to Helena yesterda,
MI: II. Childs was among the passen
gers who arrived in Great Falls yesterda,
afternoon on the Montana Central train.
Board of trade meeting this evening
important business. Let every one In
terested In Great Falls upbuilding com,
out.
When you walk up Central avenue
stop In to Ferndings, and leave your or
der for nice-fitting shoes. And don't yo,
forget it.
Now Is your time to leave your meas
ure at A. c. Ferndlng's for pair of boot.
or shoes, in rear of Rocky Mountain Tel.
egraph Office.
The Quesnelle building on First ave
nue. South is approaching completion and
presents fine appearance. More such
buildings should be built on that avenue,
Milwaukee house arrivals: L. A,
Chase, St. Paul; E. L. Peyton, Maiden;
A. ]. Mclean, Boulder; J. Goss, Anoka,
Minn.; A. H. Barney, Vartena, California.
The Park theatre band as usual at
tracted much attention last evening. and
many eulogistic remarks in regard to the
boys playing were heard. They are
adopts.
Messrs. Germ s. Davenport request
their friends to stay away from the thea
tire tomorrow night, rs the performance
will be bad-and the music '.wus and
wusser."
The following named persons registered
at the Park hotel yesterday: Jno. I.
Athey, Sun River; s. Allen and s. Jack
son, st. Paul; Mrs. Brown, Sun River;
VIM. s. Warner. d. w Rnrk and n II
Mr.. Renner says that the great Louisi-
ana lottery has yielded $2,5o0,0O0 to the
State for charitable and educational pur
poses and that by the terms of Its charter
1t pays about $500, 900 annually to these
laudable objects.
John Clinton, architect, has drawn up
the plans for row Of very fine and capa-
cious tenement houses to be constructed
by Messrs. Gibson & Renner. He also
has the plans for three mansard-roof
double tenement houses.
A dozen citizens met last evening in
]. W. Stanton's office to take steps to-
ward the organization Of a boat club.
Messrs. Ladd, Brady and Mitchell We're
appointed committee on organization, to
report on the evening Of the 28th.
The SEVENTEEN anniversary of the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows will be
celebrated by Rainbow Lodge No. 20, in
this city on the evening Of the goth inst
The banquet and ball will be conducted
on grand scale. Great preparations
have been made to make the affair de-
lectable one.
Mr.. d. H. Weston of the Helena Inde
pendent came over to Great Falls yester
day to attend special meeting of tht
Choteau Canal company Mr.. w. is ont
Of the early settlers Of Montana; was fo
many years Territorial treasurer and ha
occupied other important offices of trust
He is protectionist to the hearts core,
genial gentleman, scholar and worth,
representative Of Montana.
A typical trapper tolo Ine 10lloWlpl
yarn last evening to several auditors, VIII
were so impressed by its originality as t.
request its publication: "Mosquitoes
megrewhuzz! I've seen 'em thick'rn tn
devil. They bothered me so that had t
sod my shanty up all round, then plaste
it with mud. There wasn't crack i
her. Mosquitoes come 'ronnd just tn
same. They were bound to bother me
blast 'em! 1 waited till knew the
were all try'n ter get in at the door whe
I bursted 'er open, They come in s
thick couldn't breathe and they knocke
my hat open. got through 'em, waite
until the shack was chock full, shut tn
door and alppt on the autstde."
A Mystsri0ns Robbery.
! BRA1NERp, Mimi, April 18.-A packag
containing $4,000 in gold has myste