The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-24
Strawberries at Mills.

Full sheet blotters at this office.
Lots of drummers in town this week.
A. Nathan went back to the Falls this
week.
Eat a meal at Smith & Slavin's Palace
restaurant.
Chas. Mix arrived in camp on yester-
days train.
Best mixed candies at Mills; 25 to so
cents a pound.
A.. J. Briggs is in camp looking after
his mining property.
Choice mixed candies at Mills from
% to so cents a pound.
Fishing tackles, guns, and sporting
goods at Lowry & Shaw's.
Louis Pfaffenbach and wife, Monarch,
were in Neihart yesterday.
Rev. W. w. Van Orsdel will preach
here tomorrow morning aud evening.
Fresh bread, pies and cakes at the
bakery Of r. Provost, Main street. 42-tf.
Mrs. Yes. Merritt and little daughter
passed through yesterday en- route for
Barker.
Herr Max Sklower, the genial pro-
prietor of the Springs hotel, is in camp
this week.
Candies, fruits, tobaccoes, cigars and
cigarettes at Mills in variety to suit ali
customers.
Joe Winker, the celebrated Barker
brewer, gave business men here q call
yesterday.
Mills will put on a delivery wagon
next week to accommodate his grand
rush of trade.
w. J. Bonner of Barker is here as the
polite salesman of the Neihart Feed &
Provision Co..
Finest line of candies ever unloadcd
at Neihart can now be seen at the fam
Gus Mills fruit emporium.
Charles Crawford and Homer Thomas
spent a few days in White Sulphur
Springs this week on business.
For RENT-A furnished room in a
splendid location; light and comforta-
BILE; inquire of MARTIN BARRETT.
Mrs. Doyle, mother of Mrs. Judge
Bennett, took Saturdays train in COM
pany with little Louise, for Grand Fork.
to visit relatives.
Miss Florence Boleman has purchased
and taken charge of the stock of millin-
cry owned by Mrs. Coe. Business will
go at the old stand.
Don't think the price of fruit high
until you have priced the same at Mills,
He sells cherries, strawberries, oranges
and lemons within the reach of all.
For RENT--A 2-s,ory cottage in a
good and convenient neighborhood. In.
2 quire of EDWARD A. DAME,
Neihart, Mont.
The newest thing in town is that new
! boy which arrived Thursday at the house
of Richard Brennan. 1t is q rousine
t specimen o. health and of the great posi-.
bilities of the west. Congratulations.
l We desire to call attention to the Satur.
l day evening s~ocials, given by Professor
. Schilling. On last Saturday night q
, royal time was passed and a congeniaI
crowd was in attendance. Another
, social tonight.
The sad funeral of little Harry Phil.
, lippi took place, as announced in last is
q sue, and as many were in attendance as
the house could accommodate. At it,
close the sorrowing friends paid theil
] last respects by attending the remains to
Z the graveyard below town.
William Trip is the second victim o.
the wheels of our hose carts, but we arr
pleased to see that his injuries, as wei
. as Mr.. Dormer's, are not serious. Bu'
as cart No. 2 had already run over {
, man 1t was only fair to let cart No. !
have the same opportunity.
The Neihart Cornet band has puchas
! ed a large quantity of fine concerts, sere
s nades, marches and other music which
they will present to our citizens in thu
, near future. The band, under the direc
torship of Professor Clarke, will soon b,
classed among the leading bands of thu
state.
: VIM Richardson made his re-appear
, ance on the stage of action here yester
= day. He has good property in mines
and realty both here and at Barker