The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-05-13
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Every day brings fresh arrivals from
the Springs.
Cl,as. Burclard returned from the
Springs Tuesday.
Some very fine orc is now being taken
out of the HEARTILY.
Miss Mary Hamilton visited friends in
Great Falls last week.
Free and unlimited coinage of silver
is the motto for Montana.
Mr.. Dubach may well be proud of his
new dwelling when finished.
J. r. Fitzsimmons came up from
Monarch on Wednesdays train.
J. r. Arlington came in on Mondays
train for a short stay on business.
Michael Day is busy now days sup
plying his many customers with ice.
Mr.. II. L. Robinson was among the
passengers from Great Falls on last
Mondays train.
Monarch is getting to be Il resort for
hard characters, and n fight each day is
no rare occasion.
Mrs. David Lane presented her hus-
band, on Friday last, with a fine boy
weighing ten pounds.
&. X. Malcolm has had such a rush of
business lately that he found it necessary
to take out both front doors.
Mrs. A. S. Turner, of Fort Benton, ar.
rived in the city on Wednesday last and
is the guest of Mrs. Dave Barker.
w. s. Jennings returned Friday from
a visit to Great Falls, where he took in
the "Spider and Fly" at the opera house.
+. F. McMillcn left this week to visi,
relations in Sioux Falls. He will com
bine both business and pleasure while
absent.
Mrs. ]. p. Fistcr and her two children
are making Il two months visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Taylor, OF
Tckama, Ncb.
The late district conference of tho
M. E. church, at st. Clair, decided by a
unanimous vote to hold their next meet
ing in Neihart.
j. c. Kenmonth, and family, arrived
last Wednesday with the furniture and
fixtures for the Park Hotel and will
open up business in Il few days.
Mcssrs. Danforth, Bluet, Hoffcr and
Johnson left Wednesday morning fol
Copperoplis to look after their numer-
GUS mining interests at that place.
We have the tiucst line of millinery
and Ladies furnishing goods in Great
Falls. Call and examine the handsome
spring stock. Miss NJ. A. Finnegan 4
Co. Cory building, Central avenue. 24-27
We made a slight mistake in our last
issue in announcing the arrival of Miss
Alice NJ. Scdgcwick. She is Il very deal
friend of Mrs. Ricc's daughter, Mrs
Falmsby, instead of an old schoolmate
of Mrs. Rice.
A special agent of the postoficc de.
partment will soon visit the postofticcs
at Great Falls and other places in Mon.
tana with a view to ascertain their need,
in the matter of rents and clerk hire
Great Falls Tribune.
Mr.. II. l.. Robinson, of Great Falls
has rented his building at Monarch for.
merly occupied as the Brunswick hotel
to L. L. Howcs. Nj. Howes will re,
modal tha huil1inU fOy a ctoro o,l will
put in Il stock of general merchandise.
Dick Harley called at the HERALD Of
fee On Saturday and stated he had just
comc from the Springs. Dick says 'ncar
ly all the old timers, of Neihart, were
over there. The only ones absent being
John McAssey, Tom Gong and Lee Sing
Miss Minnie Doyle, of Barker, arrived
in the city On Saturday last and has &C.
ccpted the position as waitress ut thu
City Restaurant. Miss Doyle is a pleas
ant and agreeable young lady and vii
he a valuable addition to our social cir
cles.
Mr.. Mcclellan, superintendent of tin
interviewed last Tuesday by n HERAIl
reporter" and through his kindness W,
learn that the church will he ready fo
the plasterers by Saturday next. NJ,
Mcclellan is II man of long expcrienc
which is shown by the manner in whic1
the structure is put together, and it i
needless to say that he has spared n