The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-06-30

CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

Peter Fehrenbach, a prominent mining
man Of Helena is in town.
G. E. Conrad of Benton Is guest of his
brother, Joe Conrad, of this city.
Henry NJ. Martin, the Boston wool buy
er, returned from Benton yesterday.
Parties in from Neihart and Barker re-
port things booming in that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Horst returned
from St. Paul and Minneapolis yesterday.
Frank s. Street, New York capitalist,
arrived in town yesterday from the east.
Col. Plummer, of Helena left yester-
day for the mining districts Of the Belt.
j. E. Williams returned to Barker yes
terday where he has large mining inter
ests,
The name of the postoffice at Gorham
in this county has been changed to Point
Clair.
We are sorry to learn that County
Clerk Ringwald is confined to his home
with sickness.
Mr.. NJ. H. Luther started for Fargo yes
terday, on business. He will return in
about two weeks.
viii Hanks returned from Missoula
yesterday and reports things at the asso-
citation booming.
| Frank H. Plummer and G. P. Mum,
wool merchants of Boston, arrived from
the east yesterday.
Mr.. T. II. Brand left for Helena today.
He has not yet concluded to make date
for DR.. Talmage here.
Homer Hewins of Gorham and s. G.
Hewins, former owner Of the Fox House
of Columbus, Wis, are in town.
Mr. c. C. Rice, wool buyer here, re-
ceived quite bruise yesterday while at
work about the wool warehouse.
Sheriff e. Coleman, of Minot, Oak, left
with Hi Gibson, the accused murderer Of
Jack Culbertson of that place, yesterday.
The Baptists have selected two lots
. corner Of Second avenue south and 9th
street as a site for their new church edi-
fee
| About 100000 pounds of wool have al
). ready been received here. They can
q keep right on pulling the wool over this
4 town.
+ Another busy day. Wool teams were
J; in town yesterday from all parts of thu
d country and many freighting outfits vert
y loaded here for outgoers.
q Mr.. W. B. Smith of Missoula, notet
IS horse man, las band of horses on th'
opposite side of the river. He has sonl'
L of the finest stock in the northwest
= The band played better than ever las
: evening. A neat but inexpensive pavil
= lion should be erected upon the Par
: grounds between Central ana First ave
. :. nue. South.
f. Hume Of Potter, Iowa writes IT,.
Il. LEADER that he has seen copy OF Il!
II paper and wants to subscribe. we az
very accommodating about letting peop!
n subscribe.
g Mai. L. G. Field Indian Agent at the +
II Be]knap Agency, was in town yesterda
on business. The Major did not forget
call on the LEADER folks, and subscri
NV for the daily.
ne Jno. P. Kobes, representing the Anti
no ony Kuhn Brewing Go. Of st. Louis, h;
he returned from Ft. Shaw, Choteau, 81
er River and other points, where he HI
he been taking orders for his company.
ng Through the untiriny efforts of
ry Stewart Tod, secretary, the fair groun'
1r- are rapidly approaching completion. ii
sd fences are erected and some OF Il
ng stables, All the track needs is 4 soaki,
OF rain.
'''i The boulevard on Tenth avenue Sou
~ ~ has been partially completed. 1t W
W. make a very beautiful drive which W
'"' be finally connected by cross drives, wi
the extension of Fourth avenue Mort
tor Both roads will lead to the Falls, Smelt
ey, and Springs.
ed, The grounds around the Method
ms, church have been enclosed with fen
lts; to protect the growing trees. The ya
md has been broken and is in readiness
lad cultivation and with a plentiful wa
supply will be one Of the most attract
places in the city.
nee The Pioneer Hook and Ladder CO
by pany have a very neat design for tn
olic ball tickets 4th ofJuly. Harry Ringw
procured cut of steam fire engi
,eet We hope that every person in Great F;
"a will purchase one OF those beautiful Ii
+, or souvenirs and attend the ball.
D, Messrs. Dickerman, 'rrigg, Nels
Erwin and Mayor Fairfield returned ,
,' -. terday afternoon having spent pleas
, "' week in camp on Hound creek. L
brought back between four and five Ii
the lred trout and left several in the crt
, his They had good time and improved Il
w delicate health.
0 to Brothers Riggin and Van Orsdel le
ash for Helena next Wednesday to attend
)tf annual conference OF the Methodist
copal church With the constitute
convention, u fourth of July celebra
we and d conference all in full blast at O
tho Helena's spiritual and material intel
Off will he pretty we'll provided for