The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-02-06
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City itysndCopnlt|JylleWsItenlss, !
W.: Kennedy came ,' / n II rom Belt last
evening. fsss..s5s IS,
Mr.. Julius Horst n4de ! trip to his
ranch yesterday. w.. srst's'. s-'s-@
Messrs. Armington, Eu1ich and Childs
came in from Helena erday.
There is a blizzard III llsw England and
it is coming west. Look out for it.
Crowded houses greet Rose Osborne
at Fort Benton last night and night before
last. s.its.ss ~ iisss M
!. Attention is called tofk Advertisement
fuel. MI M ssts3'55 sessR5f5s 81 ll@'
Ateam attached to 4 III, wagon ran
away on Central avenuaS SesteMey morn
ing. 81 "a
F. A. Cummings' houSe II Fort Benton
was destroyed by fire Sunday during i
high wind. .,sss 1
Do not forget the concert at the Metho-
dist church tonight. a very pleasant
time anticipated. ),
George Go<las, the murderer of John
Embody, has been sentanced to. hang the
9Th day of March.
Forty degrees below zero in New Eng
land, seventy degrees shove In Montana
That Is the difference.
The Dartsmouth Collsge Alumni As
sociation of the Northwest have had theil
annual banquet at the West hotel in
Minneapolis. ~
Among the recent arrivals at the Park
hotel are: J. E. .O'Cbnnor and j. N
Beggs, Of Helena; ~. Cunningham and
R. J. Maybell, st: Paw. .It.se -
Prof. Beggs instructed his dancing class
last evening in the Dunn hall. The pro
fessor is considered q very able instructor
and an adept in the terpsichorean art.
Mr.. silas White is now employed ir
Lapeyre Brothers drug store. He will
learn the business, and no doubt viii
soon be a full-fledged apothecary.
L. Mollinelli,th founder Of the Helen,
Record, has retired from its management
and will probably accept the city editor
ship of the Daily Journal 80 says thu
Herald. s g..
It is authoritativelyf announced tina
Mr.. Cleveland will resume the practic,
Of law, having associated himself will
the law firm Of Bangs, Stetson, Tracy &
Co., Of New York city. :. 3f.s q. :
A number of CANNES Ind festiva
yesterday. They devourel with gustt
the unfortunate horses burned in the re
cent fire. A la equine is considerd a rar'
dish by the French epicure. e
A charity concert Of war. songs wal
given last night in Ming's opera house
Helena. The young lady ushers wer'
dressed in red, white and blue; the youn!
gentlemen in American uniform.
All ye cattle, horse, sheepan cowboys
with your wives, daughters, sweethearts
uneles, aunts and cousll he ys here "a
at the great refrigerating pow-wow OF
Tuesday next, 18th inst.-and don't yo1
forget it.
Conductor Pinney is one Of the frs
men to commence building i'll the yea
1880. He has let a contract to Mr.. Cal
vert to build neat cottage on the avenu
! North of the new school house. Sool
the building boom will be under way.
The frame upper story OF the MI
Helena house of Mr.. Langford, Co
Broadwater's private secretary, was care
fully lifted from its rocky foundation
and deposited in one of the streets o
Helena by the Chinook Of Sunday;. bu
since denied. ).
Mr.. Wernecke's milk delivery team 60
on their high-heel boots yesterday, upse
all the milk and kicked the driver in til
pan -acea, prohibiting or suppressing hi
wind for the while and depriving ou
epicurean limbs of the law of their quot
of cream a Ia cafe.
The Hon. Thomas H. Carter, on his wa
eastward, says the Helena Herald, visite
his mothers grave and former home q
Pana, Ill. A public meeting was held i
his honor in the Pana opera house Jal
10th. at which he delivered an address o.
the resources and wonders of Montana.
There was row on the dining car G
the Montana Central Monday. Two cook
and a waiter drew their revolvers an
dirks. The belligerents were arrested a
Boulder, fined forty dollars and cost
Meanwhile the conductor picked Vi
another cook at Helena and gave tn
passengers fine dinner.
We were pleased to receive call fro1
Mr.. J. s. .McCloskey, the master mechani
of Miss Rose Osborne's Metropolita
troupe of artistes, last evening. He come
to make preparations for the appearance
of the great emotional actress, in he
immense character of Cora, in L'Articl
Al, with her excellent company.
A certain nondescript talks abo,
James Lawler having erected the Par
stables, the front of which was demolisl
ed by the Sunday squall; as though NJ
Lawler were responsible for either I'll
squall or the crash, ..'rhey also say
says the concern, ''that the work did nj
come up to their expectations" This
common defect in the Great Falle
performances. That front will doubtle
''bob up serenely," now that it has pu
from the neither regions.
The Weekly Leader
OF Wednesday, Feb. 6, will contain ma
ter of unusual interest. Among the cd