The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-27
CITY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Interesting Discovery Of the Old
Days in Main Street
Cellar.
A Montana Cattleman Who Wore
No Frills Upon His
Person.
Debate-Eariy Closing Move
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60 great from the outside."
Before the election Russell vas very
decent sort Of fellow; nothing great. but
harmless and all that sort of thing. Imme-
diately he woke up one morning and found
himself the son Of the Arst- oitizen-in-the-
land-elect he donned, with his clothes.
supply of the high mighty feeling large
enough to keep royal sovereign Of Europe
and his family in business for year. A
mans man in the far west, whether he's
! rich, poor, famed or just an ordinary clti-
zen. And the fact that man is by acci-
dent Of birth the son Of a father holding an
enviable position is non-negotiable factor
save to the noble tribe of sycophants and
place hunters. But, though Russell had
lived in Montana long enough to know
! this, he either didn't or else he forgot it
when Mr.. Harrison was elected President.
! And he acted accordingly, until one day in
| going down Main street he was brought mn
with a sharp turn. He had noticed !
wealthy oattleman walking ON the other
side of the street, and desiring to sneak
with him he hailed him.
"Hello, RUSSELL" called the ono .oeost-
Cd, '.Hov are you?"
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with oeckon'ng gesture.
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