The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-05-13

j. Is. Allen made a business trip to
Great Falls on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Rush left Tuesday for a
visit to her sister near Bozeman.
f. NJ. Elliot, II. Farnum and DR..
Beaupre of Barker were visitors in camp
between trains on Tuesday.
John Evans, who has been well and
favorably known in this camp left for
Nevada on Tuesdays train.
Theodore Krasky is the proud and
father of a nine pound baby girl,
Mother and child doing we'll.
Johnny Baxter was slightly under the
weather the first of the week but is
again attending to his usual duties.
Mr.. Stanley, wife and child of Great
Falls came in on Mondays train and
have been the guests of w. II. Banks.
The NJ. E. church has ordered during
the past week a beautiful organ costing
$12O from the Williams Organ company,
C%entreville, Iowa.
There will be preaching in the NJ. Z.
church Sunday morning and evening.
Evening subject, "What can I do" All
are cordially invited.
Mark Amsden is now presiding wei
a chair in "Bailey's Oak Palace Barber
Shop" Mark is a good man and will
win his way to the front rapidly.
Frank Finlaw is contemplating a trip
to the Worlds Fair. Frank has Joined
the dancing class and can now execute
the minuet and princess to perfection.
r. E. Healey returned Monday from a
trip to Great Falls where he had been tc
make a purchase of lumber for the com
ing building season. He reports the
price falling over the entire west.
A letter received from A. M. Lewis
states that he is now settled at st. Pau,
He went around by the way of Helena
Ogden, Salt Lake City, Denver ant
Golden, Col. and reports having enjoyed
himself at those places.
This is the last issue we will run of
on our power press with the assistance
of the Shipman engine as we have dis
posed of the same and will immediatel,
put in a Pelton water wheel, when W,
will be ready to handle the vast amount
of work which is expected in the nea,
future. The HERALD is bound to keel
ahead of the times.
Get prescriptions at the City Drug
store, G. c. Chace, Manager.
Considerable good natured rivalry cx
lists between w. II. Harrison, Billy Gif
fels and Geo. Dormer in the pride ant
care bestowed upon their flower win
dows. Mr.. Harrison's luxuriant plant
are in the lead, but Billy complains tina
he has to divide his time with the dane
ing class and George his, in the cultiva
ton of a moustache.
Prescriptions carefully and acuratel,
compounded at the City Drug store.
d. A. Heron returned on Saturda,
last from the Springs. He has been as
sisting County Surveyor Wight in sur
veying a road on the Musselshell ant
during his absence from Neihart, which
was two months, he informs us that II,
visited some very fine stock country
He returned much sunburned ant
healthier for taking the trip and is nov
tackling the vast amount of work whicl
has accumulated during his absenc,
with renewed energy.
John A. Wilson, the enterprising ant
popular proprietor of the National no
tel, has just spread on one more evi
dence of his determination to excel. II,
has refinished his saloon in most elabor
ate style, with frescoes, panels and orr
entail designs, until it fairly shines will
its gorgeous complement of rare and de
lightful shades. The mastery hand o
Frank Clarke has executed the work ant
since its completion it has been STYLED
the "Mahogany Palace" There's not
saloon in town can vie with this place il
beauty and grandeur.