The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-08-18
CAMP NOTES.

CAMP NOTES.
Stationery at Campbell's.
Fresh fruits at Sprague's.
Try the great 3 for 25c cigar at Cooks.
Our subscription list is increasing
every day
The chickens are now looking seven
ways for Sunday.
Mrs. J. Amsdcn is visiting with her
son Mark Amsden.
w. D. Graham has accepted a position
at the Benton Group.
The game law expired last Wednesday.
Now, boys ego to her"
TIE HERALD is for sale at Crocket's
news stand, Great Falls.
f. X. Abbott was called to Great
Falls on business this week.
You can get the Daily Tribune at
Budge's. 1t is neat and newsy.
Jack Williams of Logging creek
visited this camp on Wednesday.
George W. Brown took a run down to
the twin cities on last Thursdays train.
Geo. Wagenbach and Harry Crane
spent a few days camping on Newlan
creek last week.
Miss Cox is agent for the famous cleo
trio jar, a reliable remedy for all cat
arrhal affections.
Mrs. Duncan MCGOWAN is spending a
few days this week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yule.
Sweeney Bros. make some important
changes in their ad. this week. Take
notice of their prices.
Hair brushes, clothes brushes, nail
brushes, tooth brushes and bath brushes
at Campbells drug store.
Mrs. Goes bakery for bread, pies,
cakes and everything in the bakers line.
Try the quality of her wares.
Our h%uckleberry fiends are now get
ting in their last ticks, as the berries are
getting quite ripe and commencing to
drop off.
VIM. Ticrney returned from White
Sulphur Springs where he has been in
attendance at a meeting of the county
commissioners.
Ed. Bergh and J. A. Fisher left on
Monday for a six weeks trip. Taking
in the National park and doing some
prospecting during their absence
The assessment roll of Fergus county
has been completed, showing a total
valuation of $4,415,525, which is a de-
crease of 20 per cent from last years re-
turns.
J. L. Neihart and Fred Sprague went
out last Wednesday after chickens and
it is needless to say they got as they
succeeded in baging ia of them in a
few hours.
Pat Cassidy, superintendent of the
Neihart Water company, is busy now-a-
days with his new team and assistant,
MIR. Besson filling in over the water
mains where needed.
Rev. WATSON, wife and child of Great
Falls, are spending a couple of weeks in
camp and are staying at the residence of
Mrs. Carter Barker. Mrs. F. W. Web
ster of Great Falls is also with them.
Miss Cox keeps to the front with as
fine a line of fresh peaches, plums, lem
ons, pears, apples and California toma-
toes as the market affords. Also large
and complete assortment of fresh candies
G. S. Bailey, Charles Braman and their
estimable betterhalfs returned Thurs
day from an extended pleasure trip on
Sheep creek. They report having caught
mo- trout than they knew what to do
with.
Mrs. d. Macintosh, of White Sulphur
Springs, has been in camp with her hus-
band during the past week. We hope
her visit may be the means of a more
extended acquaintance with the ladies of
Neihart.
This office is now better prepared than
ever to turn out job work upon short
notice. Letter heads note heads, bill
heads, statements, envelopes, business
cards visiting cards, bar tickets, milk
tickets, posters, etc. Prices reasonable.
ANDY Nelson and nuncan McDonald