The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-01-14
S. S. Kooser was up from Great Falls

this "NSh'
The water plugs (25 in number) are
now all in position.
Get a first-class shave, hair cut or bath
at Kuby and Hoffman's new shop.
Turkey and chicken dinner Sunday at
Hollis Fulton Market. Robert Gray
Chef.
The Moulton paid off Tuesday, $780,
600 changed hands and a faithful crew
was made happy.
Five cars of ore 60 out to-day from
the Queen and Moulton. Seven cars
were shipped on last train.
1t is surprising the crowds that come
to the Chicago Kitchen for the savOry
v%ictuals served at their dining parlors.
We call special attention to certain
items on our editorial page as being of
peculiar advantage to citizens of this
district.
w. J. Minar came over Monday from
Fort Benton to look after his interests
here. He is ever faithful and shows his
faith in the future of Neihart by his
works.
Miss Minnie Matson of the Chicago
Kitchen is contemplating a trip to the
Falls to lay in a supply of the delacles
of the season for that popular dining
place.
Preaching in NJ. E. church II a. M,
and 7:3O evening. Subject, "America
and its Factors" This is the second of n
series on America. All are cordially
invited.
The HERALD always has a number Of
callers on Friday evening to see its press
in operation. To all who so desire to
come we extend Il hearty welcome and
will make it our specially TO see that
they are properly entertained.
Edward A. DAME, the accommodating
and busy head clerk for the entcrprising
firm of Burchard and Picrse, goes to-day
to Great Falls where he will meet a trav-
cling man and place their order for their
mammoth stock of spring clothing and
furnishings. Mr.. DAME has a natural
propensity to rustic, and is indeed a
valuable aid to this house.
Ex-Judge W. A.. Fuller, of Barker,
has been doing business here for the past
few days. He has not been here for
two years past and is surprised on this
visit to see the marvellous material adj
vancement that has been made. Mr..
Fuller has been in the west for twelve
years and has seen all the discourage
ments and trials of a pioneer miner.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church has decided to hold a
church fair in March. 1t Will be an cx-
%tensive affair judged by the amount of
interest taken by thu members and the
elaborate plans that have been laid. A
meeting of this society was held We'd
nesday afternoon at the house of Mrs.
F. A. Preston where a large company
was present.
c. c. Chace, the affablc manager of
the City Drug Store, has lately removed
the stock into more c%ommodious quarters
in the new Barker block. Mr.. Chace
has an excellent eye for business, as is
shown by the elegant manner of display
ing his goods and the neatness of the
stores general appearance. This store
is a branch of the firm Driver Bradley &
b., of which II. M. Parchen of Helena
is a member, and they certainly show
ability in choosing men by sending the
present manager to this point.
A fine company Of the funloving per-
~suasion went one week ago to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Yule, where they
spent the evening in all the enjoyment
and pleasure possible to be crowded
into one evening. There were were two
sleds loaded to the guards and some
were even riding the runners for want of
room inside. They found host, hostess
and the family in a happy mood and
stayed to a nice social dance. Mrs Yule
had prepared a supper that speaking in
figures was simply "out of sight, but it
was in realty So, before the 400 got
through with it. The sleighing was fine
and all who went reported a happy time.