The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-05-06
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It's all over town!
What.
Why. Mud, of course.
Rough on ruhbcrs now days.
Catch on to the want column.
What's the matter with our sewers!
Jackson's Music House, Great Falls.
Best of meals served ut the Bon Ton.
Will the old man ever cease picking
his geese!
New wants in the want column.
Have you read them!
The want column is the place for
luck. Give it Il hitch.
A fresh supply of candies and nuts .at
the i and 10 cents store. 23-tf.
The new church building will be a
pride to the city when finished.
Go to W. l.. Cooks ) and 10 cents
store for kitchen utensiels. 23-tf.
Wind, rain floods, snow and mud
reign supreme throughout the land.
The 5 and 10 cent store is the place
to buy glassware and notions. 23-tf.
The driver of the street sprinkler is
having Il snap now days.
Don't fail to attend the Base Ball
dance at the Hotel Judge tonight.
Ed Rockmorc is putting up an eight
foot chimney at the City Restaurant.
The Base Ball dance will be the So
cial event of the season. Don't miss it.
The rainy weather ticklcrs the ranch
men and makes them smile all over, but
different here.
A number of carpenters arrived on
Friday and Mondays trains to work
on the Queen hoist.
J. ID. Orcutt visited Barker a couple
of days this week in the interest of the
Dubach Lumber Co.
Wholesale slaughter in prices on boots
NItt NV ~ 10 IbIoSs ICAN NSCN
Goods will be sold for less than cost.
A. Guthrie, of the firm of Foley Bros
& Guthrie, railroad contractors, was
registered at the Frisco Hotel on Mon.
day.
Among those who took the train fol
Great Falls on Tuesday was A. Guthrie
C,r<nu D,r1yav E,0 T1 ~>n
Gordon and Gold Curtis.
Cascade county maps for sale at the
HERALD Office. They were prepared by
Prof. O. G. Morrison and contain the
most reliable chart of the Belt Mountain
district.
The Monarch mine shipped one car o1
ore this week to be treated at Aurora
Ill.,, and if the returns are satisfactor,
other shipments will follow from thi,
mine.
Miss Mollic Stark is on the sick lis'
this week with Il bad cold which sh'
caught on her trip to Arlington las
week in company with her sister Mis-
Ollie.
The Red Horse lode, situated on til,
top of Badly, owned by Lemuel Fisher
Dave Barker, Il. f. Collins and Others
will he worked this spring rs soon a
the weather will permit.
Herman Ludcke, of the well know
firm of Ludcke, Speedy Il Co., decora
tors, of Great Falls, is in town this week
Mr.. Ludcke is here this time beautifyin!
Mix & JOhnston's saloon.
Persons having bought chances in tn
rattle of bedding, silver knives, forks etc
are notified that the following mum
bers drew prizes: Z, 10, ~, 81, 23, A
65, 70, u, 80. Mrs. NJ. BOYLE.
Miss Ollie Stark left last week fo
Stanford, Mont, where she will pro
badly spend several months visiting will
friends. Miss Ollie is a pleasant ant
attractive young lady and will he great
" missed in social circles.
DR.. Thomas ]. Reed, of Great Falls
who was in town but a short time ag'
on professional business and apparent,
enjoying the best of health at the tim
we 10 learn is dead. The body wa
taken to Washington, d. c.
Miss Ella Sedgewick, of Houston
Tex, daughter of Col. Sedgcwick, Al
rived on Mondays train. She is a CUES
of Mrs, II. S, Rice. they beinu old friend