The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-14

heap.
Miss McCarthy's for spring millinery
goods.
Dan Slavin took last Tuesdays train
for Belt.
New Spring hats and bonnets Mt Miss
McCarthy's.
Blakes Sarsaparilla for the blood al
the City drug store.
w. II. Banks took a run down to the
cataract city last week.
Mixed paints, oils, varnishes and wall
paper at the City drug store.
Orrin Ireland spent a few days in
| Great Falls last week on business.
Only first-class goods and those that
are new and fresh at the city drug store.
Mrs. w. II. Banks has gone to Tenne-
see to spend the summer with her folks.
Where is the mar that used to see so
many things from "the top of Old
Baldy.
Supt. T. G.. Simpson of the Hudson
Mining company was an arrival or yes
terday's train.
The recent warm weather has caused
the removal of several magnificent tleeces
| of chinchilla whiskers-and the wind.
Mr.. Dates, travelling agent of the Roy
all Milling company, was in town this
week making friends for the leading
| flour in the northwest.
H. J. Skinner has received a contract
from the commissioners to keep in re-
pair the county road from Monarch to
Kinney's ranch for a consideration of
$4,000.
DR.. c. E. X. Vidal, the rising young
.Esculapius of Neihart, has been award
ed the contract by the county of caring
for the sick at Neihart, Monarch and
Barker. He is to receive for such SER
vice the sum of $702.
When Alex Yule demonstrated against
the outflow of Lemons sewers into Belt
creek this latter gentleman at once set
about to lease the tlume of the Hudson
Mining company in order to drain the
town into Carpenter creek.
Mrs. o. N. Holt left on last Thursdays
train for North Dakota, where she will
probably spend the summer visiting re-
latives and friends. Mrs. Holt is a
pleasant and accomplished lady and her
many friends regret her departure and
will welcome her return.
Frank Sherrer started away Friday for
his gold property in Jefferson county
where he will labor for two months in
the interest of No. 1. He has some good
claims in that county and thinks by per-
severance and industry he may yet lead
the life Of ease and independence, all
same newspaper man.
James S. Gordon babe farewell to his
Neihart friends this week and started for
the placer diggings of eastern Montana,
where he will spend the summer. jim
is a prince of good fellows and will be
missed among our list of upright citizens.
We trust he may find as much of the
"root of all evil as will heel him the
remainder of his days.
Miss Florence Boleman has opened a
milliner shop II door west of the HER
AID Office, in the rooms also Occupied by
Mrs. Grubbs as a dressmaking establish
ment. She displays a complete line of
ladies' fancy goods and bids for the pub
lie patronage. She will be found court
eous to her patrons and full of bargains
for those desiring goods in her line.
A service out Of the ordinary will be
the lecture by Rev. Vigus tomorrow
evening upon the subject of "Pope Leo
and the Bible" 1t will doubtless be a
rare and interesting discourse, and we'll
worth ones time to hear. A special
program of music will be furnished for
the occasion. Mr.. Vigus, accompanied
by his wife, will hold service Sunday
morning at Monarch returning to Mel
hart in the afternoon.
Jack Mcdowell returned Wednesday
from a trip to the Sweet Grass hills
where he has some claims in quartz and
placer gold. He has a small force do
ing Development work and will keep it
up most of the summer. Jack is here
now to attend to the affairs of his store
but will go back to the Sweet Grass
country in about 80 days. He says the
snow has gone out of that country and
range stock are as sleek and fat as at
any time of the year. Jack Sturgeon
will manage the store during his alb
sence
The train hands along the Great Nor
tharn wa arc fold want ont n n a cfr;Lo