The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-07

R. Parry went to Sand Coulee and
scooped about $50 in the shooting match
the Fourth.
Rev. Vigus will deliver two of his inter-
esting lectures in Belt next Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. O. N. Holt and child arrived
Monday after a prolonged visit with
friends in North Dakota.
1t should be generally known that the
republican club meets Tuesday evening
next. Important business.
Mrs. Goes bakery for bread, pies,
cakes and everything in the bakers line.
Try the quality of her wares.
The Vienna Bakery is the place to
get bread of all kinds.
JOE HEGENER, Prop.
Mrs Vaughn and children got home
Monday from Il few weeks stay with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Vance of the Falls.
Patrick Cassidy, local manager of the
Neihart water company will make a trip
to the Falls next week in the interest of
his company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Anderson have re-
moved to their ranch on Smith river.
Gam VIII wNrl an pininr nlninnc in
the Diamond range.
l.. E. Howes, the prosperous Monarch
merchant, was here Monday to buy tor
pedoes and toy pistols to be used in the
grand celebration at Monarch.
Miss Lucy Roehl, who has been attend
ing school for two years past, has just
returned to her home. Her many
friends give her a hearty welcome.
About July Is the saw mill of the
Neihart Lumber company will start up
with G. d. Kith as manager. The run
will be constant, probably until winter.
II. J. Skinner got word last evening of
the sudden death of his father, who was
at the time in Los Angeles, Cal. We
did not learn the particulars of his death.
Miss Mccarthy, the popular milliner,
goes today to visit her sister, Mrs.
Burchard in Great Falls. Miss Nora
Guin,r1oy will hauo chorra Of tho ctopa
during her absence.
j. r. Fitzsimmons has added a new
stock of clothing, all kinds and prices to
his enterprising and popular store. His
ad. on another page tells the tale. Alvin
Walker has accepted position with him
as clerk.
T. D. Murphy came in to enjoy the
Fourth with friends. He is teaching
the Belt Park school with eminent sue
cess, as is attested by the many words of
praise uttered by the patrons. We are
glad to note this evidence of his merit.
j. G.. Mcdowell and family have re-
moved to the Sweet Grass country to try
their fortunes in that field. Recent gold
finds there are most encouraging. Jack
was an enterprising man and made lots
of friends here. We regret his depart
ure but wish him success.
A most enjoyable service will be that
in NJ. Z. church tomorrow evening.
Rev. Vigus will preach from the inter-
esting subject, "Marriage, Before and
After" Service also in the morning,
with Sunday school at 2 go p. m. All
are most cordially invited.
Alex Yule was here yesterday from his
ranch below town. He says things never
looked better at his place. Next week
he will harvest a great crop of straw
berries, which will reach the Neihart
market at once regardless of the N.
P. tie-up. He says some of them will
be as large as goose eggs.
Mrs. T. E. Brady and Mrs. O'Connor
of Great Falls, came up on last Wednes.
days train, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Cassidy of this place. Mrs
O'Connor returned to the Falls Thursday
but Mrs. Brady will remain here fol
some time to enjoy the mountain all
for the benefit of her health which has
been quite delicate for the last while.
1t speaks we'll for any company OF
actors coming to Neihart just after the
Fourth of July, to be able to draw q
crowd, but the Mckinley Musical Com
edy company, Bob and Eva, as they art
universally known, succeeded in banking
Crawford's hall last night and giving
u people a high class and very salts
factory show. A new program tonight
A dance will follow the big show.