The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-05-13
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Benton group as ore sorter.
Paint your floors. Best ready mixed
paints at the City Drug store.
f. X. Abbott went to the Falls on
Tuesday in the interest of the HERALD.
Fresh bread, pies and cakes at the
bakery of r. Provost, Main street. 42-tf.
Harry Skinner was agreeably surprised
by a visit from his father on Monday
last.
We carry a complete stock of rubber
and leather belts, and rubber hose.
Lowry & Shaw. 8-tf
Prof. S%chilling's dancing class is pro-
crossing nicely. He has about ten pu-
pills under instruction.
The Neihart Fire Department held its
regular monthly meeting on Wednesday
evening in Mix's hall.
T. G. Graves, representing the Great
Falls Tribune, was in camp this week
and while here made the HERALD a
pleasant call.
Julius Hoffman is going it alone at
the old stand. He is about to make q
speciality of ladies hair combing and
hair dressing.
Miss Edna White was confined to her
home last week by a mild attack of the
grip. She is again we'll enough to re.
turn to school.
A street crossing is being laid this
week near the Judge hotel under the d.
rection of commissioner Wilson and
artisan Donnelly.
The ladies of the Catholic church
have organized a Sunday school which
meets at 2 o'clock p. M. every Sunday in
the Miners Union hall.
Notice Interest will be charged
from date of purchase on all outstand-
ing accounts not settled by the first OF
June. B. B. Cook.
Frank Marion, president of the Gall
Mining company, visited the camp this
week and made thestockholders happy by
paying them the dividend lately declar
ed.
Frank Scherrer's incubator is turning
out chickens by the wholesale. If any
thing should happen to Franks incuba
tor, hundreds of chickens would b.
motherless.
We noticed a handsome little waite,
wheel revolving in Mayer and Wilson,
ditch the other day. We were informed
that it was the handi- work of Harvey
Means.
J. j. Schwcrdt was around Wednes
day morning smiling and setting up thu
cigars. Upon inquiry we learned thai
his wife had presented him with a fine
ten pound boy.
Geo. Ringwald will sOon have hi
handsome residence completed. He il
experimenting the job himself and il
not a bit slow as an amateur pape
hanger and carpenter.
Mayer and Wilson, our rustling rea
estate men, have constructed a ditcl
along their property opposite the pos
office which nicely drains that portion
of Main street and adjoining property.
For Sale:-A small assayer's analyti
cal balance with two sets of pans
Suitable for a leaser or prospector
Complete set of weights and all accom-
paniments can be seer at Oden's ASA,
Office.
The rattle which was to take place a
the post Office on Wednesday night viii
take place to night, Mrs. sprague in
forms us. Those having taken chance
will do well to be on hand to throw TO
the same.
T. B. Gregg, who has been confined t.
his bed for the past two weeks with ty
phoid fever is now recovering rapid,
and will soon be able to be arounf
again attending to work with his usua
promptness.
Art materials, the finest line in tn
county at the reliable City Drug store.
1t is reported that a very select dane
ing class is soon to be organized. Tn
number is to be limited to not NOR
than twelve fair and stately ladies an
twelve brave and handsome gentlemen
selected from the elite of Neihart's 400.
House paints of every description a
the City Drug store.
James Mckay is improving and RI
modelling his residence IN south Mai
street. by placing a new foundation un