The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-01-01

+. j. Stanley who has SO often
turned over the social body here by
his crazy breaks, is not dead nor
sleeping as was reported, but a
recently seen at Lewistown bum
ming his drinks.
Don't send away for crayon work, but
examine Corteau's samples and leave
vour orders with him. 3-tf
F. II. Meyer the dry goods merchant
comes out in a very fine al tins week.
He is a good business man and takes
Il good liking to the town. His stock is
complete in every respect and we believe
he will do all he says in his public
notice. Give him Il call.
If you wish a business or residence lot
on the Compromise ground, Neihart.
Address Chowcn & Wilcox, Great Falls.
Cashier Curtis, Of the First National
Bank, returned Monday from his eastern
trip. He went rs lar as New York. but
in all his travels he saw nothing ahead
of Montana, and as he believes that
Ncihart leads the state, it is not neces-
sary to say that he is well pleased to be
back once more.
Phil Kessler keeps the best assert
ment Of pianos, organs and all
musical instruments in the Fails.
The Wackerlin Hardware Company is
now open with its stock of hardware,
supplies and every thing wanted in their
line. Location on the Frisco ground.
Mr.. II. J. Wackerlin is a good business
mpn and a most agreeable gentleman to
meet.
Pure drugs, medicines, plain and
fancy notions at the Pioneer Drug
store. Prescriptions accurately COM
pounded.
Daniel Holland, our we'll known
friend and fellow townsman, has
gone to California to get a wife.
He started this week and is not ex-
pected to return before next month.
We are all glad for Mr.. Holland and
will extend our heartiest we'll wishes
and congratulations.
A pleasant party was held by Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete MCGOWAN at their home
Christmas night IN which many Of the
~ncighbors and friends participated. 1t
was the birthday of little Edna Meow
an who was born one year ago The
event was enjoyed by all present and
the host and hostess spared no pains to
make it so.
Y. W. Fisher, Of Helena, who built
the Drumm Lummon. Elkhorn, Empire
and other numerous mills in the state,
made his first visit to Ncihart this week.
Mr.. Fisher come to see for himself
whether all that he had heard of Il
mines were true. After carefully look
ing ovcr the ground, he says that it far
exceeded all his expectations.
The Ingersoll was the scene of what
Saturday morning. Glen Owens and
YIN. stark We're at WORK CicanlnI out
the boiler. After they had filled it with
water they put in some oil and started
the fire to warm it up. The oil formed
gas and on approaching with a light, it
caught fire and matters looked severe
for Il short time. Mr.. Owens was a
little scorched about the face, but not
laid up from work. Mr.. Stark was
obliged to take a few days to dress his
burns.
J. S. Gordon returned from Great
Falls Wednesday after having spent Il
few days on the plains in hunting and
sport. He reports great slaughter of
game which seems credible only by his
returning with five prairie chickens.
These were actually seen by our citizens
and can be vouched for. We ourselves
were kindly called to partake of their
flesh, and as 'the test of the pudding,"
etc, so we assert that his story is true.
jim is wholc-souled and would not
misreprcscnt even so much as the spoils
of a hunting expedition.