The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-04-03
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

Mr.. Lawler has nine room house fo]
rent. See his ad.
Nice rooms in pleasant part of town
See H. NJ. Morgan's "Personal."
See the subscription notice of the
Great Falls Water Power company and
go and subscribe.
l.. B. Smith of Clinton, called at the
LEADER office yesterday. He is wide
awake for Montana.
VIM. s. Reynolds of Cherrytree, Pa.
called at the LEADER office last evening
He is waiting for the wagon.
Odd Fellows will be interested in the
notice of N. G. Collett and Secretary
Hunt in this mornings LEADER.
Mr.. j. S. Corson offers town and ranch
property for sale both at Cascade and
Choteau. Good time for investment.
See his ad. 4s
Mr.. Albert Cunningham, of the excel
lent Kenmore House at the Sand Corlee.
wants two good girls. See his ad. among
the "Personals."
No meeting of the city council oc
Cured last night op account of quorum
being absent. The council will meet to-
night at the usual hour
Supt. King of the Great Falls Water
Works company invites bids for the erec-
ton Of a bric! boiler and pump-house.
See Mr.. Kings notice and wade in or
you'll get left in the mighty rush of
events.
Miss Helen P. Clarke, superintendent
of Lewis and Clark county, arrived last
evening and is the guest of Mrs. HIP.
Rolfe. Miss Clarke by request of many
will give reading the first of the week.
She is considered fine elocutionist.
Mr.. Aug. Hornschuk, representing the
great importing firm of Weis Bros, Mil
waukce, was visitant at the LEALER Of
fee yesterday, accompanied by MIR. Mat
thes of the Milwaukee House, old friends
and business chums. Mr.. H. will re-
main in our city few days to talk ND
the famed bourbon and rye whiskeys Of
his firm to our merchants.
The Inauguration tea party to be given
this evening promises to he very pleas
ant affair. The ladies have secured the
use of the store room formerly occupied
by Mr.. Beckon of the Cash Bazaar on
Central avenue, and are preparing the
room in nice shape. Supper will be
served and several tables in charge of the
ladies will furnish ample opportunity for
delightful evening. A large attendance
is expected. The supper will be so
cents, children half price.
John Clinton, architect, is now located
in the office of the Cataract Mill COM
pany. Mr.. Clinton has furnished the
plans for H. Wildekopf's brick store
building on First avenue South. Work
will be commenced next week. When
completed the building will possess
much architectural beauty. Mr.. Clinton
is one Of the hest architects in the coun-
try. He has had many years experience
and is master of the recondite parts of
the art. He has planned and constructed
fine government buildings in all parts of
the world.
A certain nondescript or apology for a
newspaper published here-but suppos-
ed to be printed in Saint Paul-stated
Monday evening that "Boby was closed"
Now who 'Boby' is does not appear, but if
the thing refers to Bob of the Fifth Ave-
nue. restaurant, we are requested by him
to state that he never was ''closed"-
that his vigilant caterers never slumber
nor sleep; that the weathercock on the
top Of the chimney made "vane' at
tempt to get to the windward of him;
but his motto is, "Dont give up the ship y
and the order, "all hands on deck and the
rest in the hold" will be the watchword
this morning.