The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-08


Happenings Here, There and Every
where. Local and General
Events.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.
The Names of the Officers Elected on
Monday Evening by the A. o.
U. W. Lodge.
Ex-supt. Waldo and wife left yesterday
for Milwaukee.
Mr.. Douglas Huy has been quite sick
for about week.
Mr.. H. E. Randall returned last even
ing from the capital.
Mr.. G. P. Thomson, popular dry goods
man, is "doing" the capital.
Mr. Larabie, of Butte, left on the train
yesterday afternoon for home.
Dr. Campbell has some nice rooms to
rent. See his advertisement.
A marriage license has been issued to
MIR. O'Connor and Maggie KEENAN,.
The Arion Society is making prepara-
ttons for a grand masquerade ball on
February first.
Mr.. q. Il. Thomas, who has been in the
city several months, will start today for
London, England.
Mark Salomon, representing Hart Bros,
of Chicago, ILL.,, has been spending several
days in Great Falls.
THE PRICE of the HOLIDAY EDITION
of the LEADER is ten cents q copy. Put
in your orders at once.
J. A McClintock, of St. Paul, Fred
Heinlin and F. jacob, Of Helena, are reg
istered at the Park hotel.
Mr.. Eaton, of Cora, has been in the CITY
several days. He has nearly recovered
from the effects of his accident.
Judge Race expects to go East today
or tomorrow. While absent he will pre-
sent the resources of Montana and Great
Falls in an attractive manner.
Police Magistrate Huy returned Sun
day from Minneapolis. While there he
met a great many of his old friends and
associates and enjoyed himself hugely.
A surprise party was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunn last evening. The lower hall
of the Dunn block was cleared, and the
convivialists participated in the mazy
waltz.
An lntellgent View England gentleman,
anxious to know more of our rapidly-be-
coming famous city, writes to know
whether Great Falls is in Montana, or
whether Montana is in Great Falls.
Frank Gehring returned day before
yesterday from California, where he had
been with his invalid wife and family
Mrs. Gehring's health has not improved
during her absence, and she was anxious
to get back to the old home in Great
Falls.
w. F. Kern, the County surveyor Of
Cascade county, returned from Philadel-
phia Sunday, but not alone. While East
Mr. Kern formed partnership for life,
and with his fair bride will take up his
residence in Great. Falls. His example
should be emulated by all of our young
men.
Young wife Ito her husband who
wishes her to excuse him for few
moments NO objection to your going to
'see man." as you call it, Charlie, but if
you are going to be gone as long as you
were last time, please send some good
looking man to see me. Charles conclud-
cd he wouldn't 60.
Moses Solomon, one Of the oldest old
timers in Montana, has been casting his
jovial smile on Great Falls for the last
three or four days. He clings to his old
residence at the mouth of the Marias,
and still talks in the sign language. Mr..
Solomon came here to meet his nephew,
whom he had not seen for eighteen years.
Mr.. G. r. Wernecke, the popular grocer,
recently received an immense refriger-
ator. Itis undoubtedly the largest and
finest in the Territory. 1t is seventeen
feet long and eight feet high, and was
manufactured by the Simon Refrigerator
Co., of St. Paul. The refrigerator will be
used for the preservation Of fruit and
other perishable commodities.
Great Falls Lodge No. 81 A. q. wv.
The following officers were elected last
evening:
III. Clarke, P. NJ. W.
c. Wegner, NJ. ".
J. Johnstone, F.
G. B. Pyle, 0.
A. c. Lux, Rec.
W. J. Kennedy. Fin.
j. X. Clark, Recv.
II. l.. Hull, Guide.
J. Hoag, l.. G.
NJ. Kobocker, O. G.
After the election, Deputy Crane!
Master H. P. Rolfe installed the officers
in due form.
Tie board of County Commissioners.
The County Commissioners met yester-
day morning at 10 Il. III. All members