The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-07-30
New line of trunks at Burchard &

Take our lauy anu attend the DOWery
dance tomorrow. Best of refreshments
served on the grounds.
Preaching in the M. f. church on
Sunday morning and evening by the
pastor. Sunday school at $50 p. M.
The room occupied by the Bank of
Neihart was sold at sheriff's sale Tues
day. G. w. Brown being the purchaser.
Painters are at IVORY decorating the
new school building. Mr.. Wagner al
WAYS pushes work hard on a contract of
any kind.
Five members were taken in to the
A. O. U. W. last Monday night. All
were such as will give credit and honor
to the order.
C. D. Ladd is raising his residence to
conform to the street grade, and is 9TH
erwisc adding to its neat and tasty APP
pearance.
New dry goods, new clothing and ev-
crv thing new at Burchard & Pierse's.
G. J.. Ringwald has returned from
Helena and reports his wife's health
much improved. We shall be glad
when she can return again to Neihart.
Big line Of neck wear and shirts at
Burchard & Piersc's.
The foot ball boys, a little hilarious
the last few evenings, last night kicked
the inflated bag through Lowry & Shaw's
large plate show window. Bill of ex-
pense rendered, $1S.
Rushing sale Of remnants at Burchard
& Pierse's.
A consignment of twenty bundles Of
S-column paper billed to this office has
been six weeks on the road but is delay
ed at some peint. It was necessary to
reduce the size this week Oh that ac-
count.
f. A. DAME the affable clerk of
Burchard & Pierse is making himself
distinguished by the amount of work he
does and the exceedingly tasty manner
in which he arTanges and displays their
large stock Of goods.
VIM. Mueller our county commission
er returned this week from attending
the board of Equalization of taxes at the
Springs. Mr.. Mueller is able to do a
wonderful amount Of business, and one
| seldom sees him idle.
The service wires for arc and mean
descent lights are up and the dynamos
are both here for furnishing the element
for their working. Mr., Parker says
probably the lights will he in full blaze
by the time the trains begin to run.
John McAssey and Daniel Lenny del
egates to the office of Central Commit
tee for the Republican party went
today to the Springs to attend the meet
ing of that body. Two better or more
representative delegates could not have
been chosen.
Gents summer underwear st Burchard
& Pierse's.
Charles Crawford has purchased the
blacksmith shop of Johnson X McDon-
aid and is actively engaged at his old
trade. 1t calls up the memory of old
times to see him at this business for Mr..
Crawford long worked at Vulcan's art
when his shop stood on the corner of
Main and Granite. There is no better
blacksmith in any country.
Mrs. f. A. Shaw visits relatives in
in Butte and Deer Lodge, starting next
week. She will probably be gone two
months. Her mother, Mrs. Anna Pierse,
who lives at Deer Lodge is the main per-
sonage of her visit, and a brief stay with
the folks at home will be highly en-
joyed by Mrs. Shaw. She is one of the
first ladies of Neihart, many having
friends here.
John McAssey has raised his house,
excavated beneath it, and is finishing
the job by partitioning three comfort
able and commodious rooms below.
The house is a model of cOnvenienc al
ready, and with the aforementioned I'M
Drovement he will have one of the best
residences in the city. John is determ-
med to make things pleasant for the lit
tie girl who lately came under his roof.
w. E. Chamberlain and wife, W. E.
Haines and wife, and Miss Haines, all OF
Great Falls, were in camp yesterday on
a pleasure trip fishing and hunting. They
spent the night at the Frisco and depart
ed early on their joyous way. Mr.
Haines is connected with the Goodrich
Lumber Co. and Mr.. Chamberlain is the
leading jeweler as well as republican OF
the cataract city.
J. C. Banding returned last week
from a trip to the southern part OF
the state. James is a rustler of long eX-