The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-01-21
CAMP

L. w. hall.
Try deviled crabs or a cracked lobster
at Hollis Fulton Market.
Mr.. Thomas Dryer and children came
home this week from a visit to Illinois.
First-class furnished rooms at the
Park hotel. Reasonable terms. SO
Mrs. J. E. Sprague is among the num-
Der who took in the opening ball at VIII.
Sui. Spr.
Three boys wanted-To carry meals
out across the city. Hollis Fulton Mar
ket.
Sending the local papers to eastern
friends forms a systematic method of adj
vertising the town.
Just received IL car load of clans,
Holsters and crabs at Hollis Fulton
ton Market.
Meetings of the Miners Union have
beer: changed from Saturday evening to
Tuesday evening.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs Valentine
Brant, Saturday, Jan. IA, a son. The
HERALD extends congratulations.
Go to the county spelling match Tues
day evening at 8 p. m. Twenty fv'
cents admittance and and a mint of fun
Leathbridge coal has long been tried,
And glories in a name;
But Bowler handles coal from Belt,
And. gets there, etc.
Chas. Gordon, brother to our esteemed
fellow citizen James S. Gordon, sur
prised his brother and friends Thursda,
by dropping down in our midst.
T. M. Lowry, of the hardware firm o
Lowry & Shaw returned last Frida.
: from a trip to Helena, Butte and Dee
. Lodge where he has other business inter
ests.
Though rushed with all haste to fiji
orders, S. E. Bowler continues to delive
, slab wood at $3.50, and the best G
seasoned four-foot wood at $3.50 a core
He is not saying much about it but
constantly kept busy filling orders.
Rev. R~einsberg is billed to preac
here Sunday Jan. 80, morning and eyer
ing, at II 100 and Z 80. At the mornin
service the holy communion will be at
ministered. Everybody invited to a
tend these services. Regular service tt
morrow evening.
Little Laura Kenmonth gave a part
to her young friends last Monday upo
the fifth anniversary of her birth. TT
house was in full possession of Il
young folks and Laura's mother ga
the little band a happy dinner. TT
children in the afternoon enjoyed a We
pleasant sleigh ride.
VIM. Munroe, the long time reside
civil engineer of Neihart has moved
office to the room over Lewis Bros. sto
where he is fixed in cosy order and W
welcome his friends to a friendly ca
In company with his assistant, D.
Heron, Mr.. Munroe can give prom
attendance to any call for service in !
special line.
Judge Gray cannot be said to oppc
social reform. He recently agreed VIII
- in the business to perform the maria
ceremony in behalf of a certain Neih'
yong man for 20 cents. Maybe if
will set a reasonable price and agree
rustic the girl this dignitary can
quite a little business on the side.
The drug house of w. ]. Nil
changed hands last Saturday, Mr.. Mir
selling to Geo. Bulge of Great Fal
mt Mr.. Minar goes out of the business a
mt with his family will move to Michig
Ter for their future residence. Mr.. Bulge
been known long in this cOmmuni
and had already acquired some ,prope
,te in and about the camp. MI. ShOebO
%. EN- the past manager will remain
%. charge of the business.
L. II. Coe formerly of Neihart ]
ma now of the Judith basin, is in town
AN business this week. He is looking
art tremely we'll and has been successful
rd. his ranch experience. He called at
HERALD Office to see power print
machinery and declared his surprise t
tho ofic o ia an well pouinned. saving