The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-04-29
CAMP NOTES.

H. ID. Burghardt went out Saturday
to the Falls.
Fishing tackles, guns, and sporting
goods at Lowry & Shaw's.
Frank Rush and Chas. Howe have
positions at the Hotel Judge.
Fresh bread, pies and cakes at the
bakery of r. Provost, Main street. 4a-tf'
Two teams constantly employed in
hauling goods to Mills mammoth fruit
emporium. g
Gents foot wear in endless variety
just received. See our stock and he
convinced. BURCHARD & PIERsE.
All persons who have articles to be
displayed in the Methodist church fair
should leave them with Mrs. F. A. Pres
ton.
For Sale.--A second hand 2-horse-
power Shipman (Boston ModeD steam
engine, good as new. Inquire at this
office.
Clothing to satisfy the most fastidious
and at prices within the reach of all at
Burchard and Pierse's famous clothing
house.
G.. P..Mills has just received a fresh
new stock of cigarettes and smoking to-
bacco. North Carolina seal and other
famous brands.
Mrs. T. B. Gregg went Saturday to
spend a short visit with her parents in
Lebanon, Mo. She will take in the
Worlds fair before returning.
If you want to take a good wash and
shave 60 to Bailey's barber shop and
bath rooms. The finest of soft water
and the finest rooms in the town.
Wall paper and house decorations in
every description at B. b. Cooks. Call
and see his elegant and elaborate assert
ment. Prices to suit all customers.
How did the Belt Mountains get
their name!. The reader who gives au
thentic information upon this will ron
fer a great favor. The answer will be
published.
Candies at Mills.
Robert Lamb of Monarch was in the
city this week on business. He saws the
firm of Lamb Bros. has dissolved part
nership, he to take the business. As
Bob is a hustler we naturally predict his
success. The HERALD sends good wishes
and plenty of them.
Prescriptions carefully and accurately
compounded at the City Drug store.
VIM. Hackshaw of Monarch last Mon
day had the misfortune to choke upon a
chicken bone. He Immediately came to
Neihart for surgical aid, when DR.. Vidal
soon relieved his sufferings. 1t was a
difficult case and might have terminated
seriously, but for the timely aid ~recciv-
ed.
Get prescriptions at the City Drug
store, c. G. Chace, Manager.
VIM. A. Wilson returned Thursday
from his trip to White Sulphur Springs
much wearied by the toilsome journey.
He says upon his first visit to that town
he is not well impressed with the place,
and will herald the day with great de-
light when II county work may be
done at home. He expressed it as his
opinion that God never intended a town
to be built there.
We are head quarters for iron pipe
and fittings. Lowry & Shaw. S-tf
Prof. Frank Clarke has received a
500 contract from the Belt Mountain
Miners Union to paint a rich and hand
some banner. 1t will be a combination
of crimson, blue and white silk, trimm-
ed with gold and silver lace, cords and
tassels. In the middle will be drawn a
medallion design showing the miners
implements and tools. 1t will be a sur
passing rich banner and reflect great
credit both on the Union and on the
gifted artist.
Artistic house decorations, frescoing,
painting, and paper hanging done in ap-
proved style by Frank Clarke.
DIR. E. w. Humphrey one of the
prominent business men of this camp
and withal the best dentist this side of
Great Falls, is reported to have received
a call to sit in the Worlds Fair Dental
Congress at Chicago at a salary of $500
a month. He has accepted the position
regardless of the heavy practice here
which he virtually throws away by his
acceptance. We like to see talent take
its course and brains given an adequate
compensation, but cannot refrain from
expressing regret at his departure.
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