The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-02-11
CAMP NOTES.
Frank Marion is in camp this week

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Three trains from the Falls this week.
Daniel Lenny returned from Great
Falls Monday.
Try deviled crabs or a cracked lobster
at Hollis Fulton Market.
f. G. Maclay of the Diamond r has
been here for the past few days.
NJ. L. Church choir meets at the
church every Tuesday evening.
Get a first-class shave, hair cut or bath
at Kuby and Hoffman's new shop.
Rev. Joel Vigus went to Monarch
Monday to preach the funeral OF Mrs.
F. W. Smith who died there Saturday.
S. +. Bowler, or just plain Sam, 1t
matters not, as he will haul wood or
coal on extremely short notice.
The name of the Monarch serapper
described in another column has come
to us as "Whitaker Of British Columbia"
The Monarch boys will be here to back
him with money.
A gentleman with several years expe-
rience in teaching would be glad to hear
from any parties desiring special instruc-
ton in mathematics or the languages.
II Address M. NJ. L., care HERALD.
Prof. Robert Gray of the Fulton
Market suffered a very severe strain OF
the left arm this week, uniting him fol
his usual valuable service a few days
We are glad to note his speedy recovery
The European house is located just
one minutes walk from the Great Falls
depot, and the visitor to the city who
goes there will receive the best Of treat
ment from c. w. Jones, formerly o
Barker.
Henry Sutton has now become a fix
ture, at the HERALD Office in the shap
of confidential clerk. Henry is a goo'
, boy and will make a strong and usefu
> man if he grows up in the way he ha
started.
The iron horse got off the track nea
the turn table here Tuesday mornin
and for several hours was helpless t
move, But perseverance, hard wor
and mechanical skill finally replaced tn
Z, monster 80 that it went to the Falls re
joicing.
just received "a car load of clam
Holsters and crabs at Hollis FultO
ton Market.
A number of the men in camp VIII
hold membership as Odd Fellows met @
Thursday night to lay the foundation
such an organization here. 1t wi
doubtless be attended with success,
good men are at the back of it and a su
ficient number will take the interest
making it a fine lodge.
Robert Lamb, Mike Sund, and Jol
Schmidt of Monarch slid into town wi
r. their beautiful cutters Thursday al
went about shaking hands with frient
One could not help noticing how sudde
. ly all the front windows were filled wi
the forms of resident maidens as tn,
looked wistfully and longingly aft
each merry sleigh.
We carry a complete stock of rubh
and leather belts, and rubber ho'
Lowry & Shaw. S-tf
90 c. G. Carter who has been long a s,
ferer from typhoid fever, the disea
MT taking him down last November, is Fl
mt ally so much improved as to sit up
Ter part of the time. His father r. G. G.
ter and sister Miss Alice are here in
tendance to his wants and the intent
,te is, as soon as his improved health "
N permit to take him home to White S
20. phur Springs.
Three boys wanted-To carry me
ma cat across the city, Hollis Fulton NJ
an ket.
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~ The Epworth League will hold a III
social next Friday at the residence
ex- MI. and Mrs. E. B. Norell. The per
of silence will begin at 8 o'clock {
continue for 80 minutes. Only I
persons are privileged characters and
lowed to talk. Refreshments viii
e served and a literary and musical en-
tainment will be prepared. All are
vited to attend, and a good time is
sured.
We are head quarters for iron
and fittings. Lowry & Shaw. 81
Mr.. Thos. Westgard, twenty MOI
foreman of the HERALD compos
room, left this week to accept a posi-
at Great Falls. He stayed well
faithfully at his post while in our
ploy, proving himself industrious, oil