The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-07-09

ne Aotty Nade company is billed
here for Saturday night next.
County Assessor Thos L. Gorham and
wife Of Cascade, are at the Park.
Plensy still on hand of those elegant
Muslin Underwear, at Joe Conrad's.
J. NJ. McNamara of Fl. Maginnis, and
W. u. Wheeler OF Augusta are in town.
Hon. Paris Gibson and T. E. Collins re-
turned to Helena to attend the conyen-
tiOn.
Ladies, don't forget that the only place
to get bargains in shoes is at Joe Con-
RAIDS.
krambeck's dinners have become an
institution among the good livers at the
Falls.
VIM. Kennedy returned from st. Paul
yesterday. He reports things at Glasgow
booming.
Another large band of cattle from Ne
vada was unloaded yesterday here for
Floweree and Lowry.
See the warranted unbreakable Feath-
erbone Corsets at 75c, $1.25 and $3.50 at
Joe Conrad's.
Mrs. A. D. Wellin 5ton and daughters.
Misses Myrtle and Ora, returned from
Butte yesterday.
Maj. E. G. Field, Indian agent at Fort
Belknap, passed through the city yester-
day bound for Helena.
Just received large consignment of
the celebrated Buttrerich dress patterns.
Send for fashion sheet. JOE CONRAD.
J. G. Fernding, the Great Falls boot
maker,spent the fourth in Helena He
returned more than ever enamored of
Great Falls.
Dunk Campbell, in rear of Wetzel's
sample rooms, with Pete Macdonald's S
"black -and-tan," are like the flowers that
bloom in the spring, ira la.
Mr.. G. G. Dickerman brother of A. E.
Dickerman, a sophmore in the University
Of Minnesota, will arrive here today to
spend few days in the city.
Yes-if they don't know much else, the
democrats know enough to hang together
rs vide the partisanship in the organiza-
ton of the constitutional convention.
We are sorry to learn that c. NJ. Web
ster is i'll. He could not return with the
rest Of the delegates from Great Falls
to the constitutional convention at Hell
ena.
HIT. Oakland Of Atho', 5. Dakota
called at the LEADER office yesterday
With large number of relatives and
friends he will locate at or near Great
Falls.
L. A. Winchester places his business
card in the LEADER this morning. Mr.
w. is careful, prompt and gentlemanly
operator in the plumbing and water-fur-
nishing business.
Capt. Jensen has received his commits
sion and had it framed. 1t is beautiful
design and will be hung up in the armory
as also the muster roll and the other Of
ficers' commissions.
A tremendous storm between Deer
Lodge and Helena occurred on Sunday
prostrating, trees, telegraph poles and
interrupting telegraphic communication
SO that we could not get our quota of dis
patches.
Green and Kesmison of Baker and
Malhnu counties, Oregon, are here with
218 horses which they wish to sell. They
will have them in the corral of the
Eclipse stables today. Go and see and
purchase.
l would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Great Falls that we are about
to organize two hose companies. AL
who wish to join will please hand in
their names to E. B. Judd, Sec'y Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Co., or to H. Ringwald
chief of Dept.
Our jolly friend Phil Gibson and Chic
Harry Ringwald; in their ecstacies ove1
the triumph of their favorite plug-ugl,
champion, at midnight last night lavish
ed the fragrant Havanas with copious
ness that was prolit1cally profusc ant
precipitated upon their sacerdotal head
the profundity of the topographic bene
diction.
Capt, Jensen of the Gibson Ligh
Guards returned from Helena Sunday
His negotiations in behalf of his promis
ing company were eminently successful
A. S. Heidelbach, wife and mother Of
New York arrived in the city from the
east Sunday in Pres. Hills private car
"Manitoba." They visited the falls
smelter and Giant springs and had ko
dak camera and took pictures OF thu
sights. The party went to Helena yes
terday. From there they go to the Vel
lowstone Park.