The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-08-27
CAMP NOTES.

day.
A. Lambeth arrived on Wednesdays
train.
E. r. Clingan, merchant and miner OF
Belt was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. r. DeVlne is visiting her sist-
err Mrs. Gibbs in Salt Lake City.
This office for plain and fancy printed
stationery. Call and see samples of our
work.
Miss Anna Baker, Newton, Mass, is
visiting her friend Mrs. r. NJ. Raymond
of this place.
Epworth League will be held in the
M. F.. church Sunday evening, 1870 p.
m. Preaching 8 p. m. All are cordially
invited.
For plans and specifications of build
ings call on or address Norman & White.
Room 5, Mcknight Block, Great Falls,
Montana. 39-46
A box and necktie social will be given
at the M. E. church, Monarch, Tuesday
evening, Aug. Both. All are cordially
invited.
The Frisco hotel was crowded this
week to its full capacity. Mr.. Roehl
was compelled to rustic rooms on the
outside for some of his guests.
Parties desiring to build will save
money by addressing Norman & White,
architects and superintendent, Great
Falls. Mont, 1916
WANTED:-by a middle aged widow.
Situation us housekeeper for a widower
or batchelder. Address Mrs. J. HoosE-
MAN, Great Falls, Montana.
Thos. Starbird starts today to visit his
parents in York state whom he has not
seen since he left home twenty years
ago. 1t will be Il rare treat to him.
A dozen or so of the Princes of Wales
of Neihart are playing the Great Falls
races this week. The races furnish a
rare opportunity for men of capital to
double their piles.
The fruit store of Mrs. Allen is open
with a fair assortment of goods on hand
and a large stock on the road. The pro
prietress is pleasant to deal with, and
enjoys an increasing trade.
The Judge hotel has again re-opened,
and is ready to receive guests. VIM.
Judge and J. W. McCully are the pro-
p%rietors. We hope that its progress this
trip will be under better stars.
The Minar Drug Store has the finest
assortment of fancy candies ever exhib-
tied in the mountains. Selected, fash
Toned and arranged in a manner most in
viting to the epicure. See and be con-
WINGED.
S. l.. Crane is now a proud father.
Fortune has smiled on his household in
the shape of a healthy, vigorous girl ba-
by. Not naturally a proud-hearted man
he has overlooked some of our best citi-
zens the past week.
VIM. Harrison and wife visited the
Falls this week where Mr.. Harrison was
sent as a delegate to the Grand Lodge,
A. o. [. w. The happy couple took in
the races. visited the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Clark, and returned yesterday
A. Nj. Lewis returned from the Falls
Wednesday in his usual happy mood,
wearing II democratic campaign hat.
Knowing the political outlook ut Great
Falls and here he has offered a shoestore
against anything salable that Cleveland
will be elected.
Died.. P. Triplett, this city, died
Sunday, of heart and lung disease. Mr..
Triplctt was IA friend of j. E. Thnrmond
who attended him faithfully through his
last hours. Rev. Joel Vigus conducted
the funeral in Crawford's hall, where "A
feeling discourse was preached
NJ, Anna D;oroo mntbnr tc Al and
Steve Pierse and to Mrs. E. A. Shaw,
came in from Deer Lodge Wednesday to
visit her children here. A chat with
Mrs. Pierse convinces one that the gent
atty of the Pierses, as we know them, Is
Il trait by which they come honestly.
w. J. Minar'S for CONNECTIONS.
VIM. RAIDER came in Monday with w.
II. Padget, formerly of the Hotel Judge,
whom he had arrested in Helena for
grand larceny. He had a hearing before
Judge Gray, waived examination and
gave bonds Of $500 to appear before the
district court. VIM. RAIDER as deputy
sheriff always fetches his man.
Fancy candies at w. j. Minar's.
DIED-On Monday night, at the farm
of James Welsh in Belt Park, Edwin
DcFrate, a barber, aged about fifty years.
The deceased ran IA barber shop i'll Mel
hart for some time, and had recently Wis
tied the ranch to see his boys, being ia
ken sick while there. He was moral in
his habits, Christian in his views, and
attentive to his business. His home was
formerly in lewiston.
Two fine star fish, some sea moss and
shells are added to our rarecollectiOn OF
r specimens, being the gift of Mrs. }. H.
Nudro She brOuUht with her on her