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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-09-18
JOHN Q. DEMPSEY, .
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.
Bricks and lime for sale.
Neihart Montan.
Frisco Hotel Arrivals.

F A Preston, II w Lamb, ] A Short,
! Schmidt, N McGifin, s II Harley,
Monarch; w f Chesley, California; J c
Forber II G Klenze, Chas Wynn, Geo
Stewart w e Kern, DR. A Weidel & Son,
NJ Kanpman E Martin, B w Mcfarland
I French, Great Falls; ] w Swan, Denver;
f Senechal, Chamberlain, s D., NJ b
Mccall, of Big -Four Journal, A K Good
kins, Frank Edwards, Sam Kohlberg,
N w Mcconnell, A Lambeth, I'D Whclp-
ley, Helena; Jas Mari, Dave Barker, A
] Briggs, Snow creek; w D Lawson,
Sheep creek; F w Wilder, Grand Forks,
N D; W ] Casey 4 wife, J r Hudson,
H w Brooks, Barker; Dan Condor,
Jas Mcintosh, Phil Gillett, w w
Praul, Jas Chamberlain, Hank Will
son, G H Mayer, G y Ladd, J G
Kemmouth, G Whitmorc, F Stanley,
E Green, City; + A Lay, a b Shrere,
w S S; J f Bloom, St Paul.; G w
Beatty, J a Fitzpatrick, Castle;
Samual Anderson, w S S; PDevine,
Helena; f r Clingan. & wife, Belt;
c e Clingan 6 wife, Sioux Cy.
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Union Entertainment.

The Installation and Grand Ball, last
Friday night, given by the Belt Mountain
Miners Union was a grand success.
A large number were present from a
distance and all seemed to en- JOY them
selves.
After music by the orchestra, the retir-
ing officers filed in and took their re-
spectivc places. President Owen then
ordered the conductor to bring forward
the officers elect in the following order
President, George E. Gum; Vice Presi-
dent, VIM. Cummings; Financial Secrc-
tary, Daniel Slavins; Recording Sccrcta-
ry, P.J. Monaghan; Treasurer, James
Mari; Warden. Chas. Cogswell; Conduc-
tor, Charles Murch.
The officers elect were seated in a
semicircle in front of the president who
charged. each one separately in regard to
his duties. After the charge each one
was conducted to his respective position
in the hall and clothed in the rcgalia OF
his predecessor.
The installation over retiring presi.
dent Owen. delivered a. valedictory in
which he gave some very good. advice
The orchestra then rendered another
selection and was followed by Presiden'
Gum in a brief inaugural address, set
ting forth the aims, objects and needs Q!
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Minnie C~ree-Atwood-C ondron.

This morning at two o'clock Sept. 10,
died one of the most generous characters
connected with the history of Neihart.
The person whom everyone knows as
"Neihart MINI" and whose life has been
connected with the life and growth of
the camp passed away from the effects
of strong drink. Many a time have the
early p%rospectors been brought through
a spell of sickness by the kind hand of
this woman when there was no physician
nor any other woman in the camp.
Hers has been a strange history. Her
maiden name was Cree and she was long
connected in the highest honor with the
Sisters of Charity. She was married
twice and divorced from both husbands.
She has been wealthy in her life and has
also been the manager of respectable
business. She was educated, accomplish
ed in many arts, and possessed of a
physical constitution like iron. Undoubt-
eddy it is some severe disappointment
that has caused her fall from a station of
respect. But aside from her fallen
state, she evincel a character for gencr-
osity and goodness seldom equaled. May
her evil be forgotten, her goodness long
remembered, and may her bones rest in
peace.
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Past Belief.

For sometime past a family by the
name of Wciniger, from Snake River
Idaho, but recently of White Sulphur
Springs, have been making this place
their home. The husband whose name
is John, is a worthless piece Of flesh in
human form, and whose chief occupation
is blowing in the money earned by his
wife at washing; for tanglefoot whisky.
At first they occupied a cabin near.the
railroad and back of Jack Wilson's new
SALON. Being unable to pay their rent,
they were about to be turned out Of the
house, when the woman borrowed the
money and gave It to her husband to
pay the rent. Instead of paying the rent
he spent the whole amount for liquor
and as a natural consequence they had
to leave the house. At the same time
their youngest child, a baby of ten
months old was sick of dyptheria.
This took place on Saturday and they
Immediately secured rooms over the
Neihart Kitchen. The baby rapidly grew
worse and Sunday evening died. While
the woman was carrying the dying baby,
her husband was in the room drinking
and hcaping vile epithets upon her.
Monday Chas. Crawford and Dan Nc
Neil interested themselves in the wom-
ans behalf and raised $50 to defray the
funeral expenses. 1t took $50 to pay
the funeral expenses. and they still have
$50 which they gave to the woman.
1t is said that she intends to take il
and return with her child to her
parents in Idaho. A subscription had to
be raised to help them out Of White
Sulphur Springs, and should they leave
here. it will be a.good ridance. The soon
er he dies the better of his family will
Dc. If he still keeps up his methods of
abuse to his wife, a good ducking in the
Belt or a coat of tar and feathers would
be about the proper thing.
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the union. Mr.. Gum was then followed
by f. X. Abbott, in a few short remarks.
After another selection by the orchcs-
ira, the hall was cleared, and the remain
der of the evening spent in dancing. At
IL o'clock the merry dancers, adjourned
to the Fitzsimmon's building where they
enjoyed a feast fit for the gods. In the
"wee sma' hours" of the morning the
company broke up to return to their
homes, feeling that they owed the union
a debt Of gratitude for the way in which
they had been entertained. While the
social part Of the affair was a success
in every way, the financial part was not
so great q success, the boys being able
to quit only y few dollars ahead. The
total receipts of the evening amounted
to $318 nearly all Of which went to pay
expenses.
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jill. Moore and Dan Mcneil have fin.

JILL. Moore and Dan Mcneil have fin
ished the Ncihart road it is pronounced
to be one of the finest mountain roads in
the west Teams can now trott all the
way and make good time. The stage
now beats the Townsend line in each
trip. The people Of the country are to
be congratulated on securing such a good
route and as cheap as the contract calls
for.-News.
D1ED-On Thursday morning, Sept,
10, 1891, Geneva, a bright little daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.W. Soule, Of Nei-
hart. She was,a strong and intelligent
child of much promise, but succumbed
to the evils of or attack of bilious fever
and malignant sore throat after a pain
full sickness of five weeks. Her age was
Z years, 2 months and 12 days. Mr..
Soule is one of our most obliging bust
ness men and everybody feels toward his
the deepest sympathy.
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MINING MEN

1t will pay everyone wanting mining
machinery or tools Of any description
to call on or address Geo. L. Stevenson.
Ct. Falls, Mont. The largest line of
shovels, sledges and picks in Montana.
Agt. for NJ. L. Davidson's steam pumps
and hydraulic machinery, Lancaster
rock and ore crushcr, fitted with elevator
buckets and mounted on truck; delivers
the crushed product into cars on track
without handling. One of the great
labor saving machines of the age; COM
pact sclf~-contained and portable. We
also carry a full and complete line of
steel wire nails. with prices rs low a.
the lowest. Steam engines, hosting
engines and cornich roll and mine
pumps, wrought iron minc cages and
buckets; fine iron and steel wire ropc.
Orders promptly executed Write Tor
prices before placing orders elsewhere.
GEO. l.. STEVENSON,
Great Falls, MONT
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J. s. Rosburg paints signs.


Us Rosburg paints signs.
Don't forget J. s. .Rosburg when you
want a good p%aperhanger.
Go to J. s. Rosburg for all kinds of
painting and p~aperhanging.
Dubach Lumber Co. will furnish
you with boards and dimension.
If you need brick Dubach Lum-
Der Co. will furnish them on short
notice.
Get a first class meal at Hollis
Lunch Counter.
Insure your building with Chowen s
Wilcox, Great Falls.
All the latest dishes served in fine
style at o. N. Hollis.
Big meals at the Neihart Kitchen.
Fresh vegetables every Friday at
the City Meat Market.
The Neihart pharmacy for drugs.
medicines, paints and oils.
They all. talk about tho square
meals at the Neihart Kitchen.
just received 10000 sheets. of New
Music; all the latest songs to date. !.
Phil KEssLER, Great Falls.
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National Loan & Savings Union,

A good strong branch of the National
Loan 4 Savings Union, of Helena, Mont,
was organized here last week by the, en-
ergies Of Mr.. W. B. Bryan their author
lied agent. The work of organization
was completed in about two weeks, with
a list of forty members and stock plac-
ed %aggregating nearly GOO shares of 800
each. There arc; also a few others who
have made applications for stock and the
probabilities are strong that u much larg-
er list will be obtained.
The officers Of the branch are as fol-
lows; T.. E. Healey, Pres; Jno. s.
Cook, Vice Pres; A. G. White, sec'y;
G.. F. Curtis; Treas, ". w. Praul, At
torney; Hennessy & Co., Insurance Agts.
Board Of Appraisers, J. 9. Dempsey,
Hugo Matthes, E. K. Abbott, G.. J.
Ringwald, c. Mix, Jo. Wagner, G. s.
Wells, Jas c. Banding; Local Agt., G.
K. Malcolm.
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Building Notes.

The counter at the Neihart Hotel
is adorned with a new register.
S. c.. Christensen: of Chicago, has
been employed as clerk at the Frisco,
The Fitzsimon's building is being
I! enlarged by az ~ addition n to the rear.
J.. A. !staley is: putting up a. Guild.
ing for business purposes next to the
Peoples Meat Market.
James Kyle is building a large
business room between Murphy's and
the Pioneer drug store. The build.
ing will be 23x40.' 4
Mrs. Baldwin is charging he,
house by an addition to tue real
12x18. It will be two. stories high
and have an excellent cellar un.
der it.
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Blowout.

A meeting is called for tonight at the
Fitzsimmcns building to devise plans for
a railroad blowout of some magnitude.
1t is expected that a large excursion will
be run from Great Falls and that the
majority will be of those who have a
lively interest in Ncihart-some of them
perhaps never having seen the place.
One might speculate on the results of
the meeting tonight and exposulate by
the wholesale on what will be the orders
of the great day, but let everybody come
to the meeting and speak his mind, and
let it be understood that unlike Barker
we expect to have at least one plain
drink on that day. And let the COM
mittee set the examples: If the COM
mittee appears with a red paint brush let
all come with the ruby preparation and
let the hills rcsound.
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Neihart Board Of Trade.

On last evening a meeting of a few cit
liens was held at the law Office of Bennett
& Woodruff, aud a complete organiza-
ton was effected of a Roard of Trade for
the lively town. The fact Of the; meeting
was not generally known and SO a good
many, who might have attended were
necessarily absent. Among those present
were r. Bennett, VIM. Mueller, Allen
Pierse, Chas. Crawford, Phil. Walsh,
Andy Wilson, Hank. Wilson, Patrick
Murphy, Hugo Matthes, Richard Bren-
man, II. W. Soule, T. B. Gregg, Dr.. D. B.
Mccain and'E K. Abbott. =
The minds of these people was a unit
upon the question of organizing a Board
of Trade and all felt confident that such
an organization would tend to build up
our material interests and lend more
stability to the industry which makes
our camp what it is. The meeting was
called to order by Mr. White, and Mr..
McAssey, by vote, was placed in the
chair. The chief object Of the meeting
was briefly stated by him and remarks
called for, = 70 *t*s,t It &. 49,, =
Allen Pierse. first. addressed the :;'ineet-
ing in a pointed manner. II think the
organization Of q Board of Trade will
very much aid the Interests Of every one.
Business has grown in a vast proportion
while the camp has not been organized,
and the final resWlt of organized effort
would very much more increase the, a.
mount of business DONE"
Richard Brennan spoke of the embit-
terments which may arise between, bust
ness men and of how they may be de-
creased by the aid of such an ~organiza-
ton. When business men "stand in"
togather they can very materially. aid
one another without any disadvantage
to self.
T. B. Gregg then roso- and referred
briefly to the fact that stranger coming
to town ought to have attention and that
certain ones having that for their
business would properly give such
attention than if not detailed for that
purpose.
I Hugo Matthes assented very heartily
to this and "kickcd" about the fact that
persons who desire information about
camp have no way of learning true and
accurate accounts of the place. To this
a gentlemen who sat far back in the
replied that they ought to be
taking the HERALD.
A. G. White said, "My surprise is that
a Board of Taade has not been organized
long before this. l have been in towns
where they were working and I know
what a 'staunch backing it gives every
part of a towns progress. -
VIM. Mueller rose and corroborated
the foregoing by saying that those
speeches had a ring to them which ga
vored of originating with experienced
business men and of having come from
the heart. He was heartily in favor Of
such an organization.
E. X. Abbott then arose and told. a
story which some said was appropriate
and moved that a Board of Trade be or
ganized for the camp. Seconded by
H. W. Soule, put and carried.
On motion the following officers were
elected by acclamstioh,; John McAssey,
Pres. ;iR. Bennett, vice Pres. z. K. Abb
OFT, Secretary, A. G.. White Treas. Com
mitee, VIM. Mueller, H. Matthes, Andy
Wilson, and Chas. Crawford. :.
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Fresh fruit Mt Mrs sprague's.' Lowest
cash price.
Frank Marion and wife went Sunday
to Great Falls. T.
Fresh candies, nuts and cigars at the
pOstoffice store.
J. G. Farber. proprietor of the Boston
Coffee house, Great Falls, was in camp
this week.
Phil Willet is industriously employed
at the Ncihart Lumber Company's mills
above town.
]. r. Hudson, H. J.. Foster, P. Butler,
H. W. Brooks and W. ]. Casey and wife
were here this week.
Mrs. Spraguc will have in quite. a
large assortment of Millinery goods this
week. Give her q call.
Fresh Bread and Pies at Mrs. Bald
wins bakery. Standing orders solicited.
Best goods for the money.
NJ. Kaufman, of Great Falls the assist
ant of A. Nathan has taken post in the
clothing store at this place.
b. W. Mcfarland, of Robbins & Nc
Farland of Great, Falls Engineers and
Contractors is in camp this week getting
acquainted, and doing business.
E. r. Clingan and wife of Belt and
brother DR.. G. E. Clingan and wife of
Sioux City, came in on Wednesday night.
Their opinion of Neihart is very favor
able.
J. D. Whelpley, for the Equitable Life,
of New York, is in camp to day. He
expresses himself very favorably i'm
pressed with the camp.
Do you want a fine cottage door?
Dubach Lumber Co. has them.
We received q letter from Judge
Woodruff who is at his home in Chicago.
He has had a successful and pleasant
trip and promises to be, back in about
ten days., .-f.1;
Mrs. J. E. Spraguc has ordered a H.
brary of 500 books of the best class and
will have them in her shop before long.
she will rent them at 10 cents a week
and there is no reason why we should
not post up.
James Chamberlain an old timer of
Neihart is here this week looking over
the place. His many friends arc glad to
learn that he will % bring his estima-
BILE wife from the Springs and will make
this his home.
C. G. Criswell, of GrcatFalls, IN ex-
perien ced business man has taken charge
of the Neihart Kitchen, the property of
Mrs. Van Blarcum. Mrs. Van in CON-
pany with Mrs. Craddock kept a frst-clas
house and their retirement is regretted
by their friends. But Mr.. Criswell has
all the afability of a splendid hotel
keeper and is bound to succeed.
If you need anything in the lum-
Der line cell on the Dnbach Lumber
Co.
Chas. Ladd and Judge Mcconnell,
drove over from the Springs last Tuesday
and spent two or three days in camp.
Mr.. Ladd was employed for four days as
juryman in the case concerning the Cum
berland Mining and Smelling Co., of
Castle. The case was decided against
the company but a motion was made fol-
a new trial.
Buy your Eastern lumber from
Dubach Lumber Co.
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Took a Tumble.

Building material took a tumble Mon
day. morning. Mayer & Wilson, our
hustling real estate men were the cause
of it. Sunday morning Messrs Malcolm
4 Sellers began the building of a cabin
just north of Mayer s. Wilson's residence.
!, Monday morning Mayer and Wilson
tore the half completed building down
and pitched the lumber down the hill.
The case will have a preliminary hearing
before Judge Gray. Monday G. E. Blair
for plaintiff and Woodruff & Bennett
for defendants.
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SIT N--~-- y tSh ~
F.. a. Preston. was IL II the. city. Monday.
For paints and ka,somine, try Dubach
Lumber Co. Ii
The hillsidcs about town are being
dotted with cottages.
When you want q chew or smoke call
at Fisher & Malcolm's.
G. L. Parker is at present in St. Paul
attending to business matters.
Tho eihart Lumber Co. carries a
large line of glass doors.
Dan Md cuts a wide swath with
his big team and spring wagon.
The Ncihart Lumber Company has
screen doors of all sizes for sale.
Fresh car load of California fruit just
arrived at Fisher and Malcolm's.
Mrs. e. E. Corbin has returned from
a visit with her parents at Cottonwood.
II. G. Klenzc, Great Falls mining
broker, was here a day or two this week.
The Neihart Lumber Co. has any
quantity Of plastering hair for sale.
W. w. Praul returned Monday from
Great Falls. He has great faith in Mel
hart.
J. ". Schmidt Robert Lamb, and 10.
Lamb took in the camp the night of the
ball.
The infant child of Mrs. Courtois is
lying very sick and is not expected to
live.
T. II. Russell, wife and daughter, of
Colorado Springs, are here looking over
the city.
Go to Dubach Lumber Co. for
doors, windows, building paper and
mouldings.
The biggest time ON record swas the
unanimous opinion of last Friday
nights performance.
Sash, doors, mouldings, and finish
ing lumber of all kinds at the Mel
hart Lumber Co.
The Neihart Lumber Company
carries a large stock of lath, shingles,
split and drop siding and dimension
timber in all lengths.
The "Want" column is a new feature
in this paper. 1t will be continued and
several other improvements are planning
to be made soon.
M. B. Mccall, the affable represent
alive of the Helena Journal, has been in
town this week writing up II camp and
its chief attractions.
A very interesting guessing match was
held yesterday as to what a six horse
team was hauling. 1t proved to be load
ed with candy for Fisher and Malcholm.
Al. Schlosser, artistic typo from the
Husbandman office and Dan Mcintosh,
of W. S. s., son of Capt. Mcintosh, were
in town this week admiring the rushing
activities of our live town. They gave q
welcome call at the HERALD office.
D1ED-Little John, son of J. s. and
M. J. Weinigar, aged 10 months. The
child was born at Sheep creek Now, 81,
1890 and the parents have but lately
moved to Neihart. The sympathics Of q
community are extended to them.
Idaho papers please copy
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Use BLAKE's Pills
Get meals ut the Bon Ton.
Spring chicken at Hollis.
For billiousncss use DIAKE's Pills.
Did YOU ever use ALyIN's, c~arl,olic
salve.
Excellent meals served at the Bon Ton
Restaurant.
We consider BI4AKE's the most perfect
cathartic pill used.
Meals served in fine style at the
Neihart Kitchen.
Chicken dinner every Sunday at the
Bon Ton Restaurant.
One of the best in the world; BlAKE's
pills for constipation.
Fresh fish every Friday at the Bon
Ton, opposite postoficc.
Drugs, perfumeries, paints and oils
at the Neihart Pharmacy.
Use ALvrN's carbolic salvc for cuts,
old sores, piles, scalds or burns.
We sell ALvIN's carbolic salvc, and
guarantee it. Pioneer Drug Store.
If you are drowsy your liver is out of
order. BIAKE's pills will ure you.
Try Il box of BIAKE's pills from the
ioncer Drug Store, 25 ct. per box.
Get watches repaired at the Post
Office :cwelry shop. W. G.. Norman,
prop.
Orders for wall paper, shades, signs,
or pictures, send to Rubottom 4 Gill
christ Great Falls.
Wal ornaments, paints and win
dow glass at Rubottom & Gilchrist's
Great Falls. Send in your order.
Phil Kessler keeps the best assert.
ment Of pianos, organs and all
musical instruments in the Fails.
If you wish IA business or residence lot
on the Compromise ground, Neihart.
Address Chowcn & Wilcox, Great Falls.
Doctor Wcitman; diseases peculiar to
wome and surgery u speciality. Room
II, Dunn block, Telephone Is. Ct. Falls.
Get your building brick at Windsor &
Co.'S yards three. miles south of town.
near the saw mill. Their prices will
suit you.
The Neihart Brick Company desires ia
announce that by the 25th of August
they will he ready to deliver brick to
any part of the city on short notice.
j. @. DEMPSEY,
Manager.
Household, office and school furni-
ture in great variety at Phil Kessler's
furniture and music store at Great
Falls. You can get just what YOU
want in these lines and at low prices.
Quality and not quantity, is what the
Great Falls Paint Co. say in regard to
their paints. If you want a first-class
job and not dopcd by painters, buy the
Great Falls best prepared paint Of the
Pioneer Drug Store. 1t will cover moro
surface for the money, than any paint
that can be made, and we will guarantee
it in every particular.
GREAT FANS PAINT Co.
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Bargains in Realestates

One-sixteenth interest in the New.
Idea OF Main Street-$1OOO. :
Building on Main Street and lease
of ground-*5OO.
Restaurant doing large business,
for sale or to rent.
Houses large or small for sale.
Gordon & White.
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Co to The Nethart Pharmacy for
drugs, medicines, toilet articles,
perfumes, paints, oils, brushes,
etc.
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Hugo Matthes: Wholesale liquor house Is
tho only place to buy pure liquors Ut req
sonabls 1hfices, 1 -r-
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French Claret, Rhine Wine, Port. Sherry,
buy at Hugo Matthes.
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WANTED-100 men to unload beer At the Tn
w lon Saloon. g.

osr:-A gold chain bracelet. with clasp Get
Bon Ton Restaurant. "a.
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WANTED-situation, by . first class Book.
w keeper; Good reference. Apply at HER
AID once or to Ut Cudn,ore, JohnstOn's gulch,
next door to n F Boiand's residence. Experience
Of some years. q
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j. K. CLARK & Co.,
Real Estate and
Mining Agents.,

CENTRAL. AVENUE,
GREAT FALLS, MONTANA.
We have a large list of choice city property aud
outside acres. d..
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A. Nathan's

Store differs from them all, as he sells
the best Clothing and Furnishing
Goods that the best makers in the
country produce, and is satisfied with
one-half the profits these other shops
demand. Therefore the best store
for you to trade in is
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To h Public.

There are a great many Clothin
stores in Great Falls of many differ
ent kinds; some good, some bad, and
some Indifferent. There is just one
store that is the best. :.
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paid on time deposits.