The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-08-06
John Schmidt and Robert Lamb, of

They called at the Office of the greatest
newspaper in the world and greeted
devil and all with a good cheer. These
bows are of as good quality as they put
them up, and they will make it win in
business. Mr.. Schmidt has spent most
all spring along Puget sound and in six
months of travel he did Mt see any place
where the amount of business was bigger
than here.
A company consisting of a few of
Neihart's young people took a camping
outfit into the Newland creek and Sheep
Creek country last week. They return
ed Tuesday with enough trout to treat
theirsfriends and enouh camping expert
ence to distinguish them from Pilgrims.
They were Misses Matte Frazee, Polly
Elliot, Sadie Lindsay and Mollie Stark
A. d. Courteau, VIM. Giffels, Fred.
Sprague and Frank Rush.
Gents summer underwear st Burchard
& Pierse's.
What s the matter with insisting on
owners of property covered with Il heavy
growth of pines, so thinning the same as
to prevent the spread of fire in u i'm
mediate vicinity? If it is not written in
the law it ought to be.
Rushing sale of remnants at Burchard
| & Pierse's.
Jack McDowell's express wagon was
the swiftest moving object on Main one
day this week. His horse finding that
he was free from everything but the
wagon was doing the song and dance
act, emitting the song.
Mrs r. G. Vaughn, wife of the engi.
neer in charge of the electric plant of
the Queen of the Hills at Neihart, passed
through the city yesterday en- route from
Memphis, Tenn, to join her husband
Tribune.
The HERALD is grateful for frequent
orders by mail for printed stationery.
Schmidt & Scultz, the popular livery
men of Monarch are of the entcrprising
number.
New line of trunks at Burchard &
Pierse's
Henry NJ. Wilson will secure his
winters supply of hay from the Belt
park and the Kibbey bench. The hay
crop in these quarters is something en-
ormOus.
Sticky fly paper at w. J. Minar's.
Sidewalks of the regulation width are
being constructed across the Frisco add
in the west end of town. Verify our
enterprise sometimes astonishes our
selves.
Rev. j. L. Sooy and family, of Des
Moines Iowa, are expected to arrive in
town to day. They will be guests of F.
A. Preston during their visit.
Our merchants are receiving goods by
teams from the Falls but in about five
DAYS the trains will again be in opera
ton.
Rev. Joel Vigus left on Mondays
coach for Anaconda where he will at
tend the M. E. Conference.
Mrs. E. A. Shaw is visiting her mother
in Deer Lodge at this writing. She will
be absent several weeks.
Mrs. E, w. Allen, of Barker, is in
town visiting friends. She expects to 60
into business here.
The Maclay ditch, above town is
again started up. A good force of men
is working there.
Clothing in all styles. Large line of
bows knee pants ct Burchrrd & Pierse's.
T. F. Smith of Minneapolis is with
his brother-in-law, P. F. Hammersley.
New dry goods, new clothing and ev-
erv thing new at Burchard e Piersc's.
c.. w. Abbott of White Sulphur
Springs was in town last Monday.
All light summer goods are sold at
cost at Burchard & Pierse's.
The boys will practice base ball next
Sunday ut the forks of Belt.
The construction train has passed
Ynleville in this directsOn.
Big line Of neck wear and shirts at
Burchard & Pierse's.
w. G. Gooding, of Helena, was in
camp this week.
The card of the National hotel appears
in this issue.
The electric light will be running in q
week.
Picture feames made to order al
CaIkin's books store, Great Falls. IS II