The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-07

Mr.. Sherrer will. repair your old
clothes as good as new.
If you have old clothes to be made
new bring them to Shcrrcr's.
Dubach Lumber Co. will furnish
you with boards and dimension.
w. S. Frary, Of the real estate firm
of Berghart & Frary is in camp since
yesterday.
If you need brick Dubach Lum-
Der Go. will furnish them on short
notice.
Go to Dubach Lumber Co. for
doors, windows, building paper and
mouldings.
Miss Alice Kline, the amiable
deputy postmistress went to Castle
today to spend a few days with her
sister Mrs. Ed. S. Pardec.
John G. Cunningham, of St. Paul,
with the shoe house of Foot, Schulze
& Co., came in town yesterday for a
business trip. e;
Francis A. Preston, of the HERALD,
came up to camp last night and ex-
presses pleasure ut seeing 40 many
new Improvements in camp.
VIM. Mueller received this week
a large stock of goodsIfor his gcner-
al store. Three car loads of merch-
andise were added to His supply OF
comodities.
Rev. J.. Vigus has been. appointed
by the NJ. E.. Conference to the
Belt Mountain circuit for the COM
ing year. He will in all probable.
ity preach his first sermon at Nci.
hart Aug. 8.
c. K. Cunningham; of the Indus
trial of Great Falls, went through
this week to Running Wolf creek,
spending yesterday in camp. He
is looking we'll and somewhat fatte,
than the ordinary newspaper men.
A shooting contest held last even.
ing resulted in the following:
p. E. MCGOWAN, lost. ID dead
F. Tandy, 8" 8"
A. Salmon, 2" 4"
Butcher, g" 4"
J. Cromwell, 2" 10"
Editor VIM. II. Todd, of the Rive,
Press of Fl. Benton, has been in
camp the most of the week. This i.
our first acquaintance with Mr.. Todd
and we can say we are more thar
pleased with his gentlcmanly and at
fable manner. Come again, Mr.
Todd.
G. S. Bailey the new. enterprisine
barber has gone to the Fall to return
this evening or Sunday. The bar.
Der stand has opened Under the firm
name of Brown & Bailey and is do.
ing business. He will have BATH
tubs running in a few days.
MI. Frank Sherrer, the merchant
tailor, has opened his shop opposite
the postofice and is taking orders fo1
suits. He is permanently located
and will always be found ready to ID
business at the above named place
Cleaning and repairing Of clothes ,
speciality.
G.. J. Ringwald, the prominent ant
enterprising Jewelcr and silversmith
from Helena has opened business il
the Burlingame building. Mr.
Ringwald will carry a large ane
abundant stock of goods and will
will keep everything to be found il
a first-class jcwclry store.
Messrs. Green s. Brennan hav,
leased the blacksmith shop of Chas
Crawford to be fitted up in 6~rst-clas:
style for a business house. The,
will handle fruits of all kinds, nuts
confectionery, flour, grain, baled hay
and do a general wholesale, retail
and commission business. Mine.
and real estste will receive promp'
attention.
We are written the sad death o.
the six-year-old son ofGeo. b. Swar
Supt. of Pub. Instruction in Cacadt
county and residing near Kibby
The child on Aug. 4 was riding OF
q load of hay when the load over
turned, burying the boy beneath thu
hay. He was quickly uncovered
but when found was still in death
a large bruise on his breast from g
rock was probably the cause of hi.
death. Mr.. and Mrs. Swan arc
known far and wide and they have
the sympathy of all their acquain'
tances. 49,.
Hugo Matthes.. Wholesale. liquor house l,
the only place to buy pure liquors 1t rea.
sonsble prices.
Spring chicken at Hollis.
o. N. Hollis for square meals.
Us. Gordon went -to-thc Falls last