The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-04-21
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
PretZels at Wetzel's.

- --Ays A1>1't Voc oA S4AV L1ull
for Butte last evening.
The Rose Brothers are making Bis
hit at the Park theater,
Monday it is expected that the new
bank will be ready to transact business
Messrs. Hotchkiss & Hawkins have
just received a fine line of fishing tackle
The new brick smoke-stack at the cleo
trio light plant is approaching compile
ton.
MIR. James Lawler is building very
attractive fence around his houses on 1th
avenue south.
Mr.. William Albrecht's horses disan-
peared several weeks ago and their
whereabouts is still unknown
When you walk up Central avenue
stop in to Ferndings, and leave your or
der for nice-titting shoes. And don't YOU
forget it.
Captain Taylor killed goose the other
day. A flock flew too close the captains
headquarters and gun, he shot and was
surprised, cause he only killed one.
Now is your time to leave your meas
ure at A. G. Fernding's for pair of boots
or shoes, in rear of Rocky Mountain Tel
egraph Office.
S. P. Atkinson the president of the
new Cascade County bank is expected to
come from Helena today to be present at
the formal opening of the institution.
George A. Titus, while endeavoring to
break colt fell and fractured his collar
bone. He came to town last evening and
the fracture was reduced" by DR.. Thom-
as Reed, assisted by DIR. Ladd.
Arrivals at the Milwaukee: j. A.
Flett, Netchc. D. T.; G. r. Mather, Dwig-
in, Helena; A. II. Ross, Barker; Chas.
Young and wife, Maiden; G, II. Linscott,
Boston, Mass; Joe Kipp, Piegan.
Men have been at work for several
days hauling brick and stone and ex-
cayating for the pump-house for the wa
ter-works. A large force will be put on
tomorrow and work will be pushed ex-
peditiously.
DR.. Weidman, who has been in attend
ance upon the board of medical examin
ers returned from Helena yesterday. The
doctor says the course will cut off about
one-third of the practicing physicians in
the Territory.
Mr.. Renner says that the great Louisi
ana lottery has yielded $2,500oo0 to the
State for charitable and educational pur-
poses and that by the terms of its charter
it pays about 100000 annually to these
laudable objects.
Mr.. Miller and his wife left yesterday
afternoon for Helena where he will visit
Col. Sanders. Mr.. Miller has long been
in the banking business in Iowa. He is
greatly pleased with Great Falls and We
hope will make his future home here.
Pleased to meet John S. Miller, ESQ.
attorney at law, Of Correctionville. Iowa
yesterday. He has great faith in the fu
ture Of Great Falls and has already in
vested pretty heavily in real estate here
He left for the East yesterday--to return
again with his family
Ernest Ringwald, the atfable count,
clerk and recorder was quite severel,
affected by the wind while taking th'
trip of about $50 miles with the count,
commissioners. His face is badly in
famed and swollen. He will soon be al
right again, however.
Joe Kipp was i'll the city last evening
Joe hRs lately paid visit to Troy, New
York, on invitation Of Charles Francis 0
Of the Troy Times, who recently gave
long sketch of Joe kipp i'll his paper
Joe is first-class guide and deserves til
reputation he has achieved in that line.
Park hotel arrivals: w. NJ. Greer
Benton; ]. X. Castner, Belt; John Wei
her, Sun River; W. F. Parrour, Chicago
Z. P. Hemka and Joseph Bruner, Rocl
ford; c. S. Pierce, J. l.. Leahman and I
A. Sears, st. Paul: J. A. Williams an
John Shuts, Danville, H.: E. D. Coope
NJ. D., St. Louis; D. &. Jackson, Kearnc,
Neb.
The performances last evening at tn
theatre were very good. Miss Moll1
Sommers is trained artistic. Her cha
acter acting, singing and dancing al
very charming The music of the 0
chestra was treat. No better orchestl
can be found anywhere. A change {
program tonight.
Immigrants are arriving daily and a!
favorably impressed with the appea
ance of Great Falls and country CONT!
nous. Several parties who recently toe
up land few miles from this city valt
their claims very highly, and will vcl
likely be instrumental in augmentii
to some extent the number of settle
who will find good homes in this 90,
country.
The county commissioners have esta
lished several necessary roads in diffe
ent parts of the county and have mat
liberal appropriations for improvil
them. They have appointed Judges al
designated the polling places for Il
coming May election. The official repc
of the proceedings will be published
e the LEADER Tuesday morning. Owl
= to the illness Of County Clerk Ring"a
We are nnahle To publish the official