The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-02-25
CAMP NOTES.
Prize fight tonight.

Going to the mill tonight.
Jackson's Music House. Great Falls.
The Gait machinery arrived On Fri
train.
Try deviled crabs or a cracked lobster
at Holt's Fulton Market.
The Castle Reporter says there was a
in that town last week.
We are head quarters for iron pipe
and fittings. Lowry & Shaw. S-tf
Foley says it will not be a fake if
Whitaker will stand up in the ring.
Where are the fellows who said they
back the Neihart man tonight?
Whitaker has a good sun of money to
back him, and the opinion is quite prev
alent that Foley won't be in it.
S. E. Bowler, or just plain Sam, it
matters not, as he will haul wood or
coal on extremely short notice.
Wednesday nights ball was a tower
ing success, and the trophies laid by the
ladies a, the feet of that committee if
converted into ham sandwiches would
feed their families for a year or SC.
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 of
Barker.
Services at the M. E. church Sunday
morning and evening. Evening subject:
"Christianity as Taught by Christ"
A prayer meeting will take the place of
the regular morning service. All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. j. F. Swingley and her two
daughters, Misses Nora and Amy who
came over from Barker about the first of
the month. have opened a dress making
shop in the Barker block and are pre-
pared to do all plain or fancy work in
their line.
MI. Bateman, of Bateman & SwitZer,
wholesale liquors, Great Falls, was in
town this week taking orders for goods
in his line. He meets his customers
with a hearty good cheer, and constantly
looks on the bright side. Such a mar
Justly merits success.
A communication of fair importance
was received for publication this week
without the writer's real name attached
He or she may have request granted ii
this name be made known. The editor
pledges his honor in the matter of secre
cy but cannot use any copy unless hi
knows who wrote it. Miss Muldool
sets a proper example.
Prof. Walters has been EN- ployed b.
the Hotel Judge to superintend the cul
mary department and right lucky ar
they to secure the services of so valua
BILE a help. M. Walters has held leading
positions in Chicago, Denver and othe
cities and has for the past two year
superintendent his line of work at tn
Ulm house in Great Falls.
The water was turned into the main
of the Neihart Water Company Thurs
day and not a break or fault in the pip
was found. The plugs were found
work we'll and everything
highly satisfactory to Mr.. Brady til
superintendent. Now the principal bus
mess houses will put in hydrants.
The Northwestern National bank O
icials were busy yesterday moving thei
, furniture and fixtures to their new banl
ing quarters in the Tod building. The
will have everything in readiness for bu
mess Monday morning. The new loci
ton is more central and was especial
constructed for banking purposes, wit
fire-proOf vaults, etc.-Tribune.
A prize fight, according to al
nouncement, will take place in GRAY
ford's hall tonight. The principal
. Foley and Whitaker, are in good tri
for the fray, and some interesting thing
: will occur. All the old sports in tow
will be there and more fun will be tur
: ed loose in one hour than a Whole era
of vigorous skunks. Boxes for four
six persons for sale at G. K. Malcolm
famous fruit emporium.
Get a first-class shave, hair cut or ba
at Kuby and Hoffman's new shop.
You'd scarce expect one of my age
merchandising to engage and hope to 6
a paying trade without the local pape1
J. aid. And yet l did that very thing
opened up a store last spring-tf
month the sheriff took the stock al
sold it from the auction block. Dol
view me with a scornful eve, but simp