The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-11-27

Iron Works is in the city.
The trustees of the NJ. Z. church will
meet on tomorrow evening at the school
house 10 consider steps toward thcis
contemplated building.
G. s. Bailey keeps a bath house that
would do credit TO any city in the state.
The rooms are neat ard well kept and
the bath tubs are all secured daily.
J. =. St Louis, an experienced Mill
wright and Superintendent Of Great
Falls. advcrtiscs with us. His recon-
endations are worthy the public notice.
An Epworth league will be organized
tonight at the school house, the express
purpose of which is to encourage social,
moral and literary training. Everybody
invited TO ONE
The Episcopalians are well pleased at
the prospect of having regular services.
md they hope, at 10 distant date to
have a church erected in which they can
assemble for public worship.
p. Arnold of Great Falls, wholesale
liquor man, came up II few days this
week prospective of opening a wholesale
liquor house here. Mr.. Arnold is old
and experienced in that business.
McGinin Bros.'s meat market has re-
ceived a large lot of steel racks to equip
their shop for the hanging of their meats,
With these racks in place the Peoples
meat market will be uneXcellcl in its
equipment and ability to meet the trade,
Rev. Joel Vigus will preach next Sun
day night at 7 80 p. IN. upon the subject
"Wanted---A Man, This will be an in
teresting and instructive discourse, anG
both young and old may attend Will
profit.
Household, office and school furni.
ture in great variety at Phil Kesslor's
furniture and music store at Great
Falls. You can get just what yor
want in these lines and at low prices
-Four cars Of empty beer cases an(
kegs were sent to the brcweries from
the saloons in Neihart this week. The,
were the remains of an all-summer trade
and carried precious memories of many
Il happy hour.
Mr.. Baker of Baker 6 Harper, Butt.
mining attorneys. with his assistant, Mr.
Mcdonald, was here for two weeks sur
vcying claims. These gentleman arc
whole-souled, companionablc, and thor
oughly business like.
Green s Brennan have for sale {
few choice residence and business
lots in Neil,art within one block O.
the post Office. These lots can be
sold Oh time and at a bargain.
We are in receipt Of q kind invitation
OF the Barker Social Club to attend
Thanksgiving Ball at that town, bu'
could not leave business to attend. "
thank the managers for this fricndl,
notice and hope the affair was a gran,
success.
F. II. Meyer of Great Falls, has con.
cludcd to open q dry goods store in tn
FitZsimmons' block at this place ant
will carry a full line Of dry goods, car
pets, ladies' and children's shoes. II
desires us to that he Will b
ready to do business on or about De
cembar 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Howes, of Monarch
entertained IL few friends yesterday wit
T. Thanksgiving Dinner. The issuance 0
this weeks paper is all that prevents Il
from the enjoyment Of a season wit
+ them such as their own peculiar abilit
to entertain will warrant. We than
them for their kind invitation.
J. r. Hanna has leased the building
and fixtures of the Bon Ton restaurant
and is now running it with the same ser
vice and excellent accommodations tina
. have always characterized the place
Mr.. Hanna is a man of his word an
kind and obliging In his manner, al.
all who find service there will be please
with his hospitality.
S D. D. Bates, formerly of Fargo, n. D
. is our station agent, and a more agree
0 able and suitable mar could not be haC
V He combines that gentility and atfabilit
with his business which is so rarel
found in the makeup of men. We cor
: graduate the M. G. railway upon thei
i choice and feel that it is Il gain to on
place, which all highly appreciate.
5 G. S. Wells deserves special credit fc
> the able and mastery manner in whic
he has oversecn the construction of til
s new HEARD building. The building
I commodious and most convenient and j
its construction and Mr.. Wells has show
himself both an able and industrior
contractor and thorough gentleman
We have seen from his work that he
worthy Of confidence.
:, Our obliging post mistress, Mr.
Sprague, deserves special credit Tor I'll
efficient plan in which she has reme
i dcled the post office. The boxes hay
S been removed to the rear Of the rool
and the space allowed for the handlin
of the mails has been much increased
} The inside of the store has been repairs
!. ed ina splendid and tasty manner, an
the shelving has been greatly eXtende
for the display of goods. Mrs. Spragt
has Il prodigious supply OF holidi
goods on the road.
A.. X. Erwin, representing Luidekc
Warner & Schurmcicr of St. Paul, dea
. crs in dry goods and notions, miner
!, and lumbcrmen's suits, was in the cam
Il +hic ,ro,l- T,o bc,,so he raDrpSpntS