The Colored citizen., 1894-10-01

ling up Ross & Frank, telephone No 8.
orr collector has been turned loose.
olsase have your so cents ready for
him.
Gentlemen, one delegate should not
..nresent two preclncts.-Chairman
Word.
1udge Joseph Davis, who has been
lending a few days in Butte, re-
turned Friday
The equinoctial storms this year
have been postponed by consent until
after November 9th.
The weather is pleasantly cool with
blue skies in the day and occasional
light showers at night.
Judge w. FL. Hunt returned from
Fort Benton last Friday, where he
had been holding court.
The CITIZENS blade is keen and in
clsiye. Let it be thrust whenever
uecessary.-Judge ]. Armitage.
We had a pleasant trip on the ex-
cursion. Yes l wore this Helena
badge there and back.-Logan Smith.
Wouldn't pandemonium reign II all
three candidates tor county superin-
tenlent of schools should get to talk
ing at once.
You'd be surprised to know how
many of those Butte boys are for Hell
ena. Lots of them want to come
here.-M. o. J. Arnett.
Coles band, with their sleek plugs
and excellent music, made an extra
good showing last Monday as they
marched down Main street.
Yes, free ride is catchy. | told
Jim as soon as | could get my
breath that Helena was good enough
for us.-Mrs. James Crump.
The CITIZEN does things up in fine
shape. It's "a whip for the horse, a
bride for the ass, and a rod for the
FOOLS &C. G. Newman.
Jos. Myer, of st. Paul, was in the
city last week. Mr.. Myer, by his
afable manner, made many friends,
and a hearty welcome will ever await
him.
Gentlemen, / decline the nomina.
tion for surveyor. l am here to look
after the interests of friends, but not
to ask anything for mysslf---l0hn-W ".
Wade.
| believe my experience as county
attorney for the past few years will
be of great value to me. now want
to look on the civil side of the case
c. B. Nolan.
The trip was very pleasant and
everything passed of nicely. The
Butte crowd seemed about evenly
divided between Helena and Ana
conda.-John A. Lucas.
I've been up looking at the other
fellows. They've got the best looking
man, but believe we have got the
strongest, and l think he'll get back
by a safe majority.-M. A. Meyen-
dorff.
Our committee will soon inaugurate
an aggressive campaign. Look out,
then, for the fur will fly in all direc-
tions. l like the way the CITIZEN
gets after persons and things.-Gus
Mahrt.
My porter went on the excursion
last Monday and he didn't report
again for work until Friday morning.
OF course I hak to get someone in his
place, and now he's kicking.-Duke
Dutriuelle.
Colorphobia germs can't exist in
our store. We carry only the best
brands of liquors which we sell alike
to oil classes at bottom figures. Your
paper is as good as our "Old Matur-
ity. Ed. I. Goodkiud.
don't fancy making speeches be-
fore an auditorium full of people.
The boys knew this so they let me of
easy. However, l expect to make
talk to every voter in the county be-
fore election.-C. B. Garrett.
The Capital restaurant of your city
refused to serve me Sunday night,
Sept. %. l demeaned myself in gen.
tlemanly manner and l believe nv
personal appearance was up to the
average.-W. N. Easton, Butte.
The Herald, with commendable en-
terprise, has published in full the able
speech of Hon. T. 81. Carter. 1t is
regretted that the other speeches de-
livered at the meeting of citizens last
wednesday night are not also pro-
duced.
l don't like official life much, but
I've promised my friends not to de-
cline the nomination for assessor. /