Helena weekly herald., 1880-07-29

brick building, which is we'll lined with gro.
ceres and general merchandise.
j. G. Keppler is still at the old stand, and
carries well selected stock or jewelry, which
will well repay inspection.
Mr.. ]. Wells, who was among the first
merchants in the camp, is still to be found on
lower Main street. His stock of groceries
and general merchandise is large and well
assorted.
D. G. Turner & Co. are among the firms
which have recently begun business. They
carry fine assortment of stationery, confec.
tionery, tobaccos and cigars. Mr.. J. Wall,
a former Helena boy, is in charge of the
business, position he is we'll qualified to fill.
The only hardware house in Glendale is
that of Kinna, Jack e. Co., who have large
stock of hardware. cutlery, glassware, nails,
tin, horse and mule shoes, and in fact every.
thing pertaining to that line. They are agents
for the Charter Oak stoves and ranges, which
have reputation throughout the continent
for meeting every requirement of modern
cookery. In fact. they make good cooks out
of bad ones, and will bake anything, from
biscuit to brick, and do it we'll. Mr.. q. T.
Mahan, formerly of Helena, is the business
man of this establishment.
Mr.. B. F. Mahan, for a long time in the en-
ploy of Auerback, Wells s. Co., Helena, opened
up a stock of goods here early in the spring. 1t
consists of stationery, notions, confectiOn-
cry, toilet sets, wall paper, chromos, and
everything which could be mentioned in that
line. l was glad to learn that the enterprise
has proven very gratifying success.
Mr.. Il. Stewart, who was engaged in wagon
making, has enlarged his quarters, being now
in new two-story frame building.
Perkins & Smith carry heavy stock of
dry goods, clothing, groceries and general
merchandise. They are doing large bust,
ness, because they sell goods at figures which
are certain to draw trade.
The Burnett House is very good stopping
place, where guests are always made CON-
Portable The tables are excellent, being
provided with all the luxuries which it is pos
gible to obtain in this section.
Mr.. John Cannovan, proprietor of the
Montana House, has found it necessary to
considerably increase its dimensions 1t is an
open secret that Mr. Cannoyan will soon lead
to the altar an accomplished lady of high
standing in the social circles of Glendale.
The Centennial Saloon, owned by G. 7.
King, the Glendale Sample Rooms, kept by
J. Littlefeld, Keppler & Fosters saloon and
the Headquarters are places where liquid re-
freshments can be obtained at any hour of
the day or night. Mr.. Frank Gilg is pro-
prietor of large brewery, and manufactures
very superior quality of beer.
The firm of Kellogg Bros, carpenters and
builders, are doing thriving business. ANY
one requiring work in their line will do well
to give them call
There are two livery stables in this place.
which are kept by Mr.. E. Murray and Jack
Reynolds, respectively.
1t is expected that tramway, to be used
for conveying ore from the mines at Trapper
to the mill at Glendale, will be completed by
fall The road between the two places is
much better now than it has ever been before
There is little change in Trapper since was
last there. The mines are in splendid cOndi
ton, showing up ore enough to keep the re-
duction works, with their enlarged capacity,
in operation for over two years.
Mrs. Brooks has recently opened a very
comfortable house, which has been reftted
and furnished throughout. 1t is called the
Lion City Hotel. and any one desiring CON-
Portable quarters will find this house all that
could be wished.
Hamilton s. Cartier carry large and well
assorted stock of merchandise. Mr.. Hamil-
ton is the postmaster of the camp.
Charles Bean and Mr. Fall have large sam
pie rooms, where choice wines, liquors and
cigars can be obtained.
Du Relic & Co. carry very complete as
sortment of merchandise.
The Miners Hotel, which is kept by DR.
Miller, sustains its reputation as first-clas'
house, and is always full of dodgers.
Mr.. Geo. f. Tarbell is the proprietor OF
large sample room and billiard hall. The
upper story of this building is used for enter
tainments, balls, ETC., and is frequently the
scene of much festivity. +, NJ. W.