The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-11

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H. Farris. weut this. week, to,sthe
Springs on. Ansint9ss. u
Fancy. ff%cafiions, ribbons and lace at the
Misses IIcCarthy's.
~Have srs.sect those. boys and chill
.dron's suits at a. Nathan's!
Ladies furnishing goods in every var
iety at-the Misses McCarthy's.
Two sets Of secondhand harness
at Lewis Bros. for sale cheap.
Prof. James Reid, president Of the
College OF Montana was here this week.
The City Meat Market will enter their
own room when their new meat racks
arrive.
Millinery, dress goods, ladies' and
misses hats and bonncts at the new mill
merry storc..
New shipment OF hats at the new mill
inery store; hats and bonnets for ladies,
misses and children. Large assortment
to select from.
The. Hotel Judge changed hands
this morning. Mr.. Judge %retires and
Messrs McFee and Fisher are now
at the helm.
Mrs. CD. Ringwald will come to-
morrow to join her husband at this
place and to spend the winter. She
was well pleased with the town upon
her last visit here.
A rich vein of ore has been struck in
the Peabody. The vein is about three
feet wide and has ore of the character of
that found i'll the Moulton.- Hugh
Stevens is forcman'of hecworks:>.'
Green & Brennan have for sale a
few choice residence and business
lots in Neihart within one block Of
the. post Office. These lots can be
sold on time and at a bargain.
W. L. Cook expects to receive the
stock of his 5 ana 10 cent goods about
next Tuesday. IIo will have everything
in tie line OF toys and chinaware, glass
ware and knicknacks. Boys save up
your dimes.
Program of interesting events for the
next twenty days:
Dec 12, Prize Mil
Dec. 90, {aboaD A. O. L. ". enter
tainmcnt.
Dec. "a, NJ. z. Concert.
Dec. e5, B. n. NJ. U. Ball
Jan. 1, Grand Masquerade.
We wonder if we will be in it all.
THE Herald cabinet Of ore which
has received some choice additions
lately, was supplied Monday with a
large and valuable piece Of ore from
the Minnehalla, the gift of James
Chamberlain This piece Of ore is
free milling and carries much mating
silver, which is distinctly visible over
its surface.
All lovers of sport are invited to at
tend the prize mill, for 5000 a side, to
take place at Murphy & Hollands saloon,
tomorrow evening at 10 80 p. m. The
contestants are james Lovctt, champion
middle weight of British Columbia and
Of the North West Territory, and Ed.
Roehl, colored, the Black Pearls trainer.
The fight will be to'a finish, and those
who see it will pay $1.oo.
Daniel Carpenter, after whom
Carpenter creek was named and who
has been known in this section since
it's first history, was stricken with
paralysis on the evening Of the 2nd
while walking ON the streets inGreat
Falls. He was taken to the Park
hotel, and lying in an unconscious
condition, died in a few hours. He
was we'll and widely known among
the boys and his death is a source of
sorrow to all.
Household, office and school furni-
ture in great variety at Phil Kessler's
furniture and music store at Great
Falls. You a get just what you
want in these lines and at low prices.
A. D. Courtcau has drawn a few ex-
ira fine portraits Of some or our citizens
and in this work has evinccJ great skill
as an artist. The pictures-are, on ex-
hibition at his gallery, and are exceed
ingly natural and lifc-likc, and all who
see them are impressed with their near
approach to perfection. Some of them
are life-sized. Geo. w. Brown, Fred
Spraguc, Alice Cline, Mrs. Courtois and
Eddie Picrse are among those represented.
Go to the gallery and see these pictures.
b.. The theatrical troupe, headed by
John Mcguire Of Butte, which
showed here Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights, drew immense houses
both nights. On the first evening
they produced "East Lynne i'll a
most interesting manner, the various
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