The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-08-27
New line of hats at Burchard & Picrse

furnishing store.
New stock of toilet soaps at W. J.
Minar's. 39-tf
Mrs. J. E. Sprague returned from a
visit to Great Falls yesterday in compa-
ny with Miss Ella Arnold of Chicago.
Miss Fay Turner went to the Fails
Thursday, her mother and sister Olive
remaining here the guests of Mrs. David
Barker.
J. S. Gordon is taking an outing of a
few DAYS, cOmmuning with nature and
talking to prairie chicken in the lower
Belt country.
Large stock of dry goods, Saxony suit
ings, Tricots, Henriettas, De Bulge
cloths and Bedford cord Just received at
Burchard & Pierse. Call and buy.
A. P. Curtin & Co., Ct. Falls, by the
genial manager, ID. r. Edwards, adver-
tises the largest stock and best assert
ment of furniture in Montana. When
in Ct. Falls give their place a call.
Since mail is carried on the train it is
possible to send letters to the Falls and
receive answer in one day, provided you
post them by eleven a. m. and Fred
Sprague's watch doesn't prove to be fast.
Archie Mcdonald at the Arcade Rest
aurant, Ct. Falls, will be pleased to
meet Neihart people attending the COM
ing conventions. He sets a good twenty
five cent meal and advertises in the Her.
aid.
Mrs. B. M. Howell Of Salt Lake has
been canvassing the town this week for
a very fine album. She has outdone all
former book agents Neihart having dis
posed of 35 eight dollar albums in two
days.
A ball was given in Crawford's hall
last evening, which was a good success.
Prof. fuckers orchestra furnished music
of a superior order. The crowd was
much enlarged by the later adjourn
ment of the Republican club meeting.
Bishop r. L. Brewer, of the Episcopal
church, of Montana, is in camp. He
preches Sunday at eleven a. m. and eight
D. IN. in A. O. L. W. hall. Holy COM
munion will be celebrated in the norm
ing service. Everybody is invited to
atteud these services.
Chas. RAIDER, sheriff, went to White
Sulphur Springs yesterday by coach,
after a trip rounding up jurors for the
McDermOtt murder case. Mr.. RAIDER
has many friends in this section of Mon
tana and in directing the affairs of his
office has given the best of satisfaction.
Jack Wilson, c. Nelander, Louis Del
ebert, Doc. Humphry, J. c. Blanding,
Josph Wagner and G. X. Malcolm were
among The number VINO returned from
Great Falls on Fridays train. They re-
port good racing, easy travelling, and
one continual round of pleasure during
their stay.
John Smith, of Fort Logan, one of
the old time cattle men of Montana
brought in thirty head of beef cattle
yesterday which he sold to T. F. McMil-
len of this place. These were of the
finest beef cattle ever driven into any
market. Mr.. Smith is a genial gentle
man and enjoys life with the best of
grace.
A fishing party started Tuesday down
Belt river bent on catching all the fish in
that stream. The party was named to
our reporter as follows; Ladies': Misses
Anna Baker, and Mary Hamilton, Mrs.
Al. Pierse and Mrs. r. NJ. Raymond:
Gentlemen: DR.. SandOw, G. ID. Ladd, r.
NJ. Raymond, o. b. Ninal and j. L..
Moore. The ladies scooped the pansies
when it came to fishing, catching in all
seventy four. The gentlemen caught
only the sum of nine. But the reason
of this lies in the fact that these were
extremely large and the fish biting were
so very prodigious as to carry off their
leaders leaving them unable to fish at
all. The ladies on the other hand
caught only ordinary sized fish. Why
isn't a fish a fish, we'd like to know!