The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-01-14
CAMP MOTIFS.
New stock Of visiting cards at the
HERALD, office.

New stock Of visiting cards at the
HERALD. office,
John Scott has been seriously i'll this
week with acute tonsilitis.
Try deviled crabs or a cracked lobster
at Hollis Fulton Market.
First-class furnished rooms at the
Park hotel. Reasonable terms. 60
Full sheet blotters at our job rooms
Just the thing for your writing desk.
The HERALD has just received a new
paper file, the handiwork of John s.
Cook.
Three boys wanted-To carry meals
out across the city. Hollis Fulton Mar
ket.
G. X. Malcolm and w. S. Jennings
are in White Sulphur Springs helping to
boom Oklahoma.
Just received "a car load of clans,
Holsters and crabs at Hollis Fulton
ton Market.
NJ. c. McHugh whose hands were hurt
in the Moulton mine recently, we are
pleased to note will soon be able to re-
turn to work.
Mrs. F. w. Smith north of Monarch is
sick of phthisis in a complicated form,
and DR.. Sandow was called this week to
give her medical attention.
Ben. d. Gardiner came over Tuesday
from the Springs and is now a full
ledged resident of Neihart having de-
clared his intentions to become a citizen.
Miss Nellie Hanna came Monday
from Massachusetts, to visit her nephew,
Robt. NJ. Raymond. She will probably
make this her home for the coming sum-
mer.
Have you taken a meal at the Chica-
go Kitchen! 1t surpasses anything in
this part of the moral universe for delic-
ious and tempting eatables. w. o.
Tucker, Chef.
Mrs. Geo. ]. Ringwald returned Mon
day from her visit to Helena. She was
accompanied by her bright little grand
child, Elsie Kemna, who will remain for
a few day.
Having secured the services of one of
the most competent cooks in the west
the Chicago Kitchen is now able to serve
its patrons to the queens taste, both day
and night.
Born: Mr.. r. G. Vaughn received on
Sunday morning, a handsome new, girl
the gift of a loving wife. The father is
happy, the mother is out of danger and
the baby is hale. May she live to be a
power in the land.
d. A. Heron came into camp last Fri
day afternoon after a three weeks VISIT to
Helena and other points. Dave will re-
main in assistance to VIM. Munroe.
Dave is a good boy and we do not want
him to go away any more.
Master Eddie Picrse is the favored re.
cipient of a fine broadcloth sailor suit,
and a magnificent silk hat, presented by
his grandma, Mrs. ]. II. Butler, who is
at present s%ojourning in California. 1t
is not every boy that has a grandma like
his.
When the passenger alights from the
train at Great Falls, he hears the porters
from different hotels calling loudly for
their respective houses, but if he goes
needless of their advice to the European
House, one minute walk from the depot,
he can get first-class service and save
money. c. w. Jones, formerly of Bar
ker, proprietor.
Chas. McGibbon, on East Main street,
met with the sorry and painful misfOr-
tune Tuesday afternoon of cutting his
foot with an adj. He was using the
unlucky tool whiting down the floor of
his stable, when a misdirected blow ac-
cidently entered his foot cutting open
the ankle joint. He is now under the
care of DIR. Vidal, but will probably be
laid up some weeks, as it is a serious
wound he sustains.