The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-10-20
CAMP NOTES.
Fresh fruits at Sprague's.
Hair brushes at Campbcll's

Fresh fruits at Sprague's.
Hair brushes at Campbcll's.
Get your apples at Mrs. Sprague.
Tablets and stationery at Campbell's
Mrs. E. s. Wyman is visiting friends
in the Falls.
Go to the Home restaurant for you
square meals.
Mrs. Pat Sweeney is home from visit
ing friends at the Falls.
Harry skinner attended to business in
Great Falls the first of the week.
First-class board and lodging at the
Home restaurant at reasonable rates.
Anaconda boomers arc supposed to
have held a meeting in Crawford's hall
last night.
The HERALD is sold on Montana Cen
trail trains, and at Crockett's news stand.
Main street, Great Falls.
Joe. Hegner has opened the doors of
the Vienna bakery, and wants people to
come and trade with him as they did in
days of yore.
j. J. Schwerdt has done an artistic lob
of repainting and refitting the interior of
Pierse & Harrison's store. Joe is a dan
dy in his line of business.
If there weren't so many jack-asses
in Congress we could get better prices
tor Il horses. cattle and sheep, and
wool and wheat and silver, etc, etc.
Helena Telegram.
II. j. Wackerlin inspected the course
business here last week, returning Tues
day to Fort Benton. Mr.. Wackerlin has
interests here that will some day net him
handsome returns.
1t was an inexcusable blunder not %
say something about the new baby that
has come to say with Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
Crockett in the Falls. We haven't its
name nor sex, but that is there the neigh
bors, who are not deaf all bear testimony.
Luck to the young member of that happy
family.
r. M. Lowry, of the firm of Lowry e.
oildH, IL Ill SuLAps NIs LOWIy ltOCSl l
talk a great deal, but has undying faith
in the ultimate prosperity of this dis
trict. He has property in Butte and
Deer Lodge, and is one of the heaviest
men, financially, who have interests in
this camp.
We noted with pleasure the smiling
face of our friend D. w. Bateman, Of
Bateman & Switzer, wholesale liquors,
Great Falls, on our streets this week.
Mr.. Bateman always sees the bright side
of business and never complains about
existing conditions. His house enjoys a
good trade by local dealers in this camp.
He declared that for years the dem
ocrats had abused the republicans for
the decentralization or silver, and pro-
missed if they had the power, to undo
the evil. They got into power and in
stead of redeeming their promise they
had driven the last nail into the coffin
of silver.-Populist report of r.. B.
Smiths Deer Lodge speech.
Judge Goodwin on the capital ques-
tion. Salt Lake Tribune:
III MONTANA a ulSgrace1ul ngnt 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
its pocket or not.
Geo. Marelius has got back from a
trip to the Springs. He returned to
find that the king of liars had got in his
work and learned to his own surprise
that the purpose of his trip to the
Springs was to join the A. P. A. 1t
would not have surprised him more to
learn he had stolen the fine bunch of
beef cattle that he brought back, but
the beef would be just as good in either
case.