The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-10-20

Shaving brushes at Campbell's.
Chest protectors at Campbell's.
Rev. Hawk preached in Monarcl
Monday night.
A. F. Servoss of Belt Park with Mrs
Servoss and child were in Neihart Sun
day.
Crawford and Jennings saving ma
chine is keep busy all the time filling
orders for fuel.
The Home restaurant has the best
cook in Montana. Now is the time tc
get your moneys worth.
Ed. Hall is doing the campaign act
quite gracefully, and is winning many
friends in all parts of the county.
Dan Macintosh, himself a sort of a
printer, lent the HERALD some valuable
and appreciable assistance last press day
After the speaking last Monday even
ing an enjoyable hop was given, and
Prof. Workman did the violin act. He
is an adopt in his line.
r. G. Vaughn and l.. A. Bruce are
this week in attendance at the grand
lodge meeting of l. o. o. F., which is
held this year at Missoula.
We received letter this week from
J. F. Powell 10 of Butte, who formerly
lived here. He is coming back for a
visit and reports everything well with
him.
M. Oteri, the Japanese minister to
Corea, has been recalled, owing to his
failure to carry out reforms. Count
1nonye will proceed to Corea as M.
Oteri's successor.
A rumor is current at Shanghai that
the Chinese government has common
ced negotiation with Japan for peace.
China, it is said, has offered to ac-
knowledge the independence of Corea
and pay a war indemnity to Japan.
In the Illustrated American of Oct.
20 will appear a full page engraving of
Governor Richards and family. This
issue of Oct. 20 will be issued in advance
and will be on sale Oct. 81. Those
desiring one can get the same from nv
reliable news dealer, or at home office, 5
and 7 East Sixteenth street. N. Y. CITY.
Paul Marcure killed a fine cub bear
this week the flesh of which was sold off
the block in Marelius' shop. To the
kindness of Mr.. Marelius we are in
debted for a most scrumptuous and saw
DRY roast. We don't know what "scrum-
ptuous" means but Webster fails to give
us a word that more nearly hits the
spot.
Judge Goodwin on the capital ques-
ton. Salt Lake Tribune.
In Montana a disgraceful fight is
going on. The interests of the country
are subordinated to the question of
whether the capital of the state should
be removed to Anaconda or not. The
real question is whether the Anaconda
company has the state of Montana in
it's pocket or not.
Correspondence solicited at this office.
Anything of a newsy nature from sur
rounding towns and camps will be
thankfully received and promptly printed
Nevertheless, nothing of an unsavory or
an a~ntagonastic nature will receive rec
ognition, as such is not news. Use any
o de plume that you choose, but also
sign your name that we may know that
1t is in good faith.
Judge Goodwin on the capital ques-
ton. Salt Lake Tribune:
In Montana a disgraceful fight is
going IN. The interests of the country
are subordinated to the question of
whether the capital of the state should
be removed to Anaconda or not. The
real question is whether the Anaconda
company has the state of Montana in
its pocket or not.
Judge Goodwin on the capital ques-
ton. Salt Lake Tribune;
In Montana a disgraceful fight is
going on. The interests of the coun-
try are suboldinated to the question of
whether the capital of the state should
be removed to Anaconda or not. The
real question is whether the Anaconda
company has the state of Montana in
its pocket or not.
r. W. Lamb Of Monarch is a man of
whose acquaintance and friendship we
are proud. AS a general merchant he is
building himself up as one of the solid
business men of that section and form
ing a record for honesty integrity and
general business ability second to no
young man in Montana. He is repub-
lican in his ideas, and as a member of
that vigorous party takes an active part
in everything in Cascade county of a
political nature. He was in Neihart |
when MIR. Hartman made his famous
speech and evinced the same enthusiasm
borne by every republican present on
that occasion. We wish our friend sue
cess in all his ventures.
Those so happy as to be present at the
NJ. E. Church last Sunday evening lis
tened to probably tile finest sermon ever
delivered in Neihart, to be the produc-
ton of a home man. Rev. Hawk
preached with more than his usual abil-
ity upon the destruction of Sodom and
Gomorroh, and the application of its
leading thought to our present lives. As
people become more generally acquaint-
ed with Mr.. Hawk they grow to feel
that he is an able man for the position
he occupied. His theme for tomorrow
evening is sabbath Dissertation"