The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-09-22

Get your cigars at Campbell's drug
store.
Peter Harrison now of Barker was in
camp Sunday.
Fred Sprague arrived on yesterdays
from Belt.
G. w. Jones of Yogo goes 10 Helena
by today's train.
John Blewett was in Neihart this
week from his ranch.
Rev. Hawk and family went to the
by Tuesdays train.
First-class board and lodging at the
Home restaurant at reasonable rates.
Geo. Falligan ran up Yesterday from
celebrated coal camp to see his fam
lily.
w. s. Jennings finished up his court
business in the Springs and came back
Sunday.
E. s. Wayne arrived in town Wcdnes-
day. He has just harvested a large crop
on his Upper Sand Coulee ranch.
The electric light plant at this place
was sold Wednesday and bid in by the
Huston company for $1,000.
Judge Gray was very sick this week
but is better now. He has reached his
10th birthday and is still quite vigorous
in health.
Dr.. Brady, wife and child were here
Wednesday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Cassidy. They drove to Barker by
conveyance
Deputy sheriff T. D. Murphy of White
Sulphur Springs was in Neihart OF offic-
ial business this week. Tom is we'll ac-
quainted with the ms and outs of that
and makes a good deputy.
Mr.. Cohen, of s. Cohen & Co., whole
sale cigars, with offices in Helena and
New York, visited our merchants and
this shop yesterday. He is a most alta
BILE gentleman and has Astounding faith
in Helena for the capital.
Rev. Hawk sends word from Great
that he can not be here Sunday on
account of the serious illness of his
child. There will consequently be
service at the NJ. E. Church except
the regular Sunday school at $3.50.
George Gum arrived in town from
Duck creek Tuesday, where he has spent
the season mining. He is in the best Of
health and was welcomed here by many
friends. George was n of the boys of
Neihart in the palmy days Of two years
ago.
#. E. Healey, D. Mcdonald, A. Mel
son, A. G.. Wilson, Dan Condor, Pat
Sweeney, j. L. Neihart, VIM. Munroe,
r. M. Raymond, and Allen Piersc were
in White Sulphur Springs this week or
case of Sweeney vs.. Montana Cen
trail Ry but the case was laid over till
next term.
Mrs. C. A. Ogden and daughter Miss
Maud, of Monarch, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Ncihart of this place Mon
It is said Mrs. Ogden aspires to
be superintendent of schools in Cascade
We have, as a rule, very little
in common with democrats, but as an
estimable and accomplished lady we
would like to see Mrs. Ogden beat them
ALL.
Here is a school boys definition of
eternity: "When IL ships all come in;
when the sea gives up her dead; when
Father Time hangs up his scythe; when
the heavens are rolled up like u scroll,
when Gabriel blows the rams horn, when
the solar system collapses; when we find
the lost Charlie Ross and the man who
struck Billy Patterson; when Anacsnda
gets the capital and johnny gets his gun
when society becomes pure, and after the
ball is over-then will be eternity.-Ex.
T. II. Dates, salesman for the Royal
Milling company, Great Falls, was here
during the past week taking orders for
Rex -four. He states that the demand
for his -four is increasing rapidly and
that the mill was never buster than it
has been this season. He says the COM
pany contemplates making many i'm
provements to the mill in the zeal fut-
ure, and one of the improvements will
consist of the addition of an oatmeal
plant. Mr.. Dates is a pleasant and
wide awake salesman.
The land Office at Helena has received
several decisions from the secretary of