The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-17
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Strawberries at Mills.

Several Barker boys took in the big
celebration at this place.
All kinds of smokers supplies at
Metzger's old reliable family grocery.
Episcopal services next Sunday even
ing at the A. o. L. w. hall, 8 o'clock.
Everybody invited.
V. Metzger makes a speciality of fresh
country produce. Ranch butter and
eggs always on hand.
George Dormer was accidentally run
over by hose cart No. 2 last Saturday
and his leg badly bruised.
We carry a complete stock of rubber
and leather belts, and rubber hose.
Lowry & Shaw. s-tf
Everybody will attend the Odd Eel
lows Memorial service tomorrow at 80
p. M. Rev. Vigus will preach.
"The mills of the gods grind slowly"
but there Is nothing slow at G. p. Mills
famous fruit and candy store.
For RENT--A furnished room in a
splendid location; light and comforta-
BILE; inquire of MARTIN BARRETT.
H. B. Clingan, of Sioux City, Iowa, in
company with his brother f. r., of Belt,
was in town the first of the week.
For RENT--A 2-story cottage in a
good and convenient neighborhood. In
quire of EDWARD A. DAME,
Neihart, Mont.
Miss. Alice Kline of Blackhawk, sister
of Mr.. Ed. Pardee of that place is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Thomas and
other friends here.
Miss Ogden has just painted for Mrs.
Nudge two small PANELS, most beanti-
iuA I" Scc' NS vi dItlSt MISS CSueI
| possesses rare merit.
Edward Williams, a hotel man of ex-
perience has opened the Neihart Hotel
as a Miners Home and so announces in
another column. We wish him success.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lep-
per has been made glad by the arrival OF
a little daughter. That'the little one
may grow in grace and beautyis the wish
of the HERALD.
We have %caricatured for Burchard &
Pierse a picture of high life among the
lowly, which can be seen on this page,
It illustrates not only a practical joke
of school day, but also the enterprise OF
this clothing house.
Meals at all hours at the Palace res.
taurant.
j. NJ. Donnelly and II. Lewis have
organized the Neihart Fuel Supply com
pany and undertaken to furnish the citi.
zens with wood to order. Good fortune
attend their efforts. Both are reliable
men and good rustlers.
New stock of Groceries at Metzger's
Family Store.
Horace Savage Tuesday night suffered
the painful accident of falling and break.
ing his leg. Our local physicians sci
the member and he is now at the Bel
Mountain hospital till he can AGAR
walk about.
New goods, a large assortment and
good treatment at MetZger's.
Preaching in M. E. church morning
and evening tomorrow. Evening sub
ject, "Applied Christianity" All arr
cordially invited. The services to BIZ
held by Rev. W. w. Van Orsdel will BIZ
as follows: Monarch, June 80; Neihart
June "a and IS; Barker June 90.
Fishing tackles, guns, and sporting
goods at Lowry & Shaw's.
William J. Merritt, of Barker, suffered
the painful and nearly serious accident
last Monday of dislocating his shoulder
while attempting to stop a runaway
team at Barker. He was quickly
brought to Monarch upon a hand Cal
where DR.. Vidal, who had been wiret
for, came and gave surgical aid. Tht
shoulder is now in place but it will bt
some time before "Uncle Billie" will bt
himself again. He is driver of thu
stage between Barker and Galen.
Best mixed candies at Mills: 25 to sc
cents a pound.
d. W. Bateman, of the wholesale
house of Bateman g. Switzer was in CAM
this week. His house in Great
Falls is a sight to visit and every mar
in camp should see this affable gentle
man at his place of business. His store
on Central avenue is finished inside in
superb manner, ceiling, wainscotins
and office furniture, all in elaborate pan