The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-03-31
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

ClIl AND COUNTY NEWS.
Mr.. Joe Herring's two little boys are
quite i'll.
There is talk of organizing boat club
in the city.
D. H. Churchill of ulm, with Robert
Vaughn are in the city.
A number of settlers are expected to
arrive in Great Falls today.
The handbill is silent on that little
raise Of $40 On the ANIMALS.
1t is sometimes mighty good thing
for candidate to be unknown.
VIM. Mcqueen Of Belt was registered
at the Park hotel last evening.
VIM. Ulm and his wife registered at
the Park hotel yesterday afternoon.
Mr. St. Clair Of the Montana Central
r'y is spending Sunday in Great Falls.
l.. G. Phelps the cashier of the Mon
tana National bank WAS once more to he
seen on the streets.
Steve spitzley reached town yesterday
afternoon and says he is very glad to get
back to Great Falls.
f. B. Largent of Sun River has just ar
rived from the States where he has been
taking vacation.
W. S. Hunnewell of Exeter, N. H., and
John Strong Of Toronto, are stopping at
the Milwaukee house.
Judge j. G.. Sanders of Helena, arrived
last evening for the purpose of organic
ing post Of the Grand Army at this
place.
There were number Of arrivals of
parties from the East yesterday who are
desirous of making settlements in this vi
cinity.
Amusement loving citizens will have
an opportunity of seeing good perfor-
nance at the Park theatre tomorrow
night.
There was a large prairie treacross the
river on the Sun River bench last even
ing notwithstanding that we had rain
in the morning.
VIM. Casey, brother Of Mr.. Casey, Of
the Delmonico, arrived on Thursday and
| will locate land and become one of Cas-
cade's advancers.
We regret to learn that Postmaster
| TAYLOR is confined to his bed with a Sc
we're attack of pleurisy. DR.. Gordon
was attending him.
The LEADER believes TINT the office of
mayor should be given to the president
of the council, DR.. Fairfield, who is emf
nently we'll qualified for that place.
| Well, how would the DR.. Hyde &
Jekyll, for Cascade county in great Fails
and against Cascade In Fort Benton on
the fence and all things to all men Jerry
Collins have run if his opponent had
been nominated early in the campaignt
A number of citizens, and they are
many, would not object to seeing DR.
Ladd installed as mayor. He has lone
been a resident of this section and i!
always ready to do his part toward al
public enterprises.
A democrat condemns the course o
the handbill which nominated Charles
Wegner rs Jerry says for joke. It is
shame. Mr.. Wegner has earnestly sup
ported the handbill on all occasions ant
it Is the height Of ingratitude to ridicul'
him.
i City MarshalSweeney in this morning
LEADER calls upon the citizens of Grea
Falls to clean up their back yards and al
lev ways. II you don't the city marsha
will do it for you and you will have t
pay the piper. Now is the time to sc
rid Of the rubbish before the warn
. weather comes.
A letter from Kibbey says the larges
acreage of wheat ever known in tina
section will be put in this year. J. Gies
, has about fifty acres in. The people ar
greatly disappointed at the weak effort
made in the legislature to get Barke
into this county and willtry to get a caps
BILE man to represent them in the future
!, Barnes s. Collett have fitted up re-,
estate and insurance office near the Par
Hotel with handsome carpets, engra,
iugs and furniture In the rear of tn
room is curtain which is supposed
= cover the door way to the sanctum sant
torium of the real estate office. Thei
furniture has not all arrived, but Is e,
n pected early in the week.
Messrs. VIM. B. Van Kirk Of Pocaton
= ca, Illinois; Thomas B, Jones of Dun
: kirk, on Chesapeake bay, As miles soutl
east of Baltimore, N1aryland; and Haze
It Sinclair of Gratoit, Mich, called at tn
LEADER Office yesterday. The formt
= two arrived on yesterdays Manitol
train. They are all here for the purpos
of locating and investing means in lant
improvements and permanent enterprise
$ Sometime since the handbill state
= the registration law would not be
force here for the city elections. Take
in connection with the attempt at an ed
torial in last evenings blat,it is probab
70 that the same attempts at fraud will |
made that were last fall when over
= hundred railroad men were marched i
to the polls with the democratic tick
regardless of their residence. But v
would warn the chairman of the dem
T. cratic committee that such attempts h.
better not be tried.
A gentleman Of Great Falls who h
J. priced goods in the various cities of Il
Territory says that there is no other ci
at in Montana which has as fine stock
furniture as those carried by the thr
- furniture dealers OF Great Falls, and til
!" there is no other place where furnitu
can be bought SO cheaply The prices
this town are at least 80 per cent belt