The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-08-25
CAMP NOTES.

IC CITY SCIOUlS Will ODcu DcDl. -.
Try the great 3 for 25c cigar at Cooks.
THE HERALD is for sale at Crocket's
news stand, Great Falls.
You can get the Daily Tribune at
Budge's. 1t is neat and newsy.
Mrs. Rich left by Thursdays train for
a brief visit with relatives at Kibbey.
James Mccain left yesterday for Hell
ena and Butte, to be gone a few weeks.
Martin Finnegan left Thursday for
Great Falls to receive treatment for his
eyes.
John A. Wilson's new boy is buxom
and strong, and his parents have christ
ened him James.
Hair brushes, clothes brushes, nail
brushes, tooth brushes and bath brushes
at Campbell's drug store.
Mrs. Goes bakery for bread, pies,
cakes and everything in the bakers line.
Try the quality of her wares.
Since the game law expired on the
18th, our citizens have not been nearly
SO eager to hunt as they were before.
Miss Stewart, who has been visiting
with Mrs. Coe for the past month re-
turned to her home in Helena, Thursday.
Miss Minnie Willett, who has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Atchison and
Miss Willett of Neihart, has returned to
her home ut Townsend.
jim Banding starts soon for the Ma
tional park. jim has lived in Montana
for, he don't know how long, but has
never vet visited the wonderland.
For all of next week we offer
IA yds best dress ginghams for $1.00.
IS yds best check ~ginghams for $1.00.
at the dry goods store. +. H. MEYER.
DR.. Sandow arrived this week aftel
his two months absence attending lect-
ures in Chicago and visiting friends in
eastern cities. His many friends ex-
press evident pleasure at his return.
Conductor Mcclure, Mrs. Mcclure and
sister were in town on a visit Wednesday
enjoying the huge draughts of refined
ozone that nature furnishes gratis at an
elevation of 5000 feet. They live in the
Falls.
Sheriff OMAR has returned from his
trip to Warm Springs where he took
Tom Keller. He said he had no trouble
with Tom on the trip. He saw Brooks
and says he is about the same. Not
much hope of a speedy recovery
Meagher County News.
The Misses Sutton have about decided
to spend another year at the st. Vincent
Academy at Helena. This, if the ladies
conclude to go, will he a splendid oppor.
tunity we'll improved, but there are nc
young people in the town of Neihar'
whose charms will be more missed il
the coming year.
Bill Brown, who has been to Bell
working on Mrs. Sprague's new building
is home again. He reports the store as
finished and all ready for Chas. Mix to
occupy who has rented it for a saloon
Joe Wagner had the contract for putting
up the building and as usual made {
first class Job of it.
Rev. VanOrsdel came Saturday to
Neihart and held the first quarterly con,
ference of the fiscal year. He remained
over Sunday and administered the sacra
ment of the Lords supper at II O'Clock
At night Rev. Vigus preached his las
sermon before going to Lewistown
which was listened to with much inter
est by a large audience.
John and George Cudmore are still
working their lease on the Frisco No. :
and are taking out ore. They will soon
ship their first car of ore, which it i
hoped will yield them fat returns. The!
have some very rich ore assaying up il
the hundreds. The event is of peculia
significance as this will be the first ship
ment rom the west side of the crecl
ever made in the history of Neihart.
A short time ago a gentleman from
Running Wolf, paid Neihart a visit Oh
pleasure bent. He imbibed too mucl
tangle-foot, lost his horse, got a small
size head put IN him and had a frs
class time of it. He claimed his hors
was stolen, but a short time ago SOM
gentlemen were out hunting and raj
across the horse which still had on tn
halter. Tom, come and get your buck
skin horse. By applying at this ofic'
you will he informed of his wherea bouts