The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-28
House cleaning is i'm order.


City Drug store.
Blakes Sarsaparilla for the blood at
the City drug store.
A lease has been taken on the South
Carolina No. 2, and work will be begun
Monday.
E. C. Folmsbee, the artistic face clean
er and repairer of Sand Coulee, was in
camp Monday.
In all cases of spring complaint
Blake's well-known sarsaparilla gets
to the spot. Try it.
The local lodge of A. o. [. W. is in
a healthy and prosperous condition with
a steady growth in numbers.
Capt. D. B. Macintosh arrived
from the Springs yesterday. He
was three days on the journey.
VIM. Lindsay who worked at Gilt
Edge and Maiden last fall is spending
the spring with his mother at Neihart.
The uncertainty of mail facilities at
present is a paralyzer to busin ess in the
gulch the like of which has not existed
before.
Preaching in the M. Z. church Sunday
morning and evening. Evening subject,
six Steps to the Throne" Rev. Joel
| Vigus, pastor.
If you should experience that
peculiar sensation of lassitude Incl
dent to spring use Blake's Sarsapar-
lila. City Drug store.
Chas. F. McGibbon started with a
four-horse freight outfit yesterday to
the Falls for groceries for the Pres
ton Grocery. He will be gone four
days.
The Rev. w. w. VanOrsdel of Great
Falls, Superintendent of the North
Montana Mission, will assist in the SER
vices at the M. E. church tomorrow.
All are cordially invited.
Tom Gong, Lee Sing, I'm Bah
Coon Joe and Charlie Hop are the
names of the Celestials of Neihart
who registered this week. Their
pictures have been taken and they
are now under protection of the
Geary law.
Rumor is current here that the detach
ment of Coxey's army starting from
f Butte over the N. P. in a ca ptured trair
have met with lots Of trouble. Th'
word is confirmed by kilograms under
date of yesterday saying that the whole
detachment is now under arrest, at For
syth Montana, and in custody of a stand
ing army.
n Miss Florence Bolcman has opened
: millinery shop one door west of tn
HERALD office, in the rooms also occu
pied by Mrs. Grubbs as a dressmakin!
establishment. She displays a complet
line of ladies' fancy goods and bids 70
IS the public patronage. She will be foun
courteous to her patrons and full of ban
# gains for those desiring goods in he
line.
n Mrs. T. E. Collins met with quite
serious accident a few days ago at he
home in Great Falls. She was out driN
W ing in her family carriage with a coupl
~ of her children when the horse too
a fright at something and dashed away
breakneck speed throwing Mrs. Collin
= and children out and wrecking the VI
" hicle. All the parties were more or lie
y injured and Mrs. Collins was badly hur
We with extreme pleasu
as the happy marriage of Mr.. p. Cassie
and Miss Kate Cleary at Great Falls Su
At day by Rev. Father Dolls. The hapl
:. union can not be said to furnish a cor
;s plete surprise, but only few people we
IL aware that it would take place. Mi
no May Finnegan accompanied them to Il
oe city and was present at the tying of t
- holy bond. Both are well known al
highly esteemed among the young peol
no of Neihart and we wish them succt
tie and happiness.
Banner Lodge l. o. Q. f. No. 40, c.
pc ebrated the 18th anniversary of the exis
ence of that order here in grand st.
Thurday night. AS previously arrang
-; the members of that order and a grt
,oa ~concourse of friends met in Mine
;,s Union hall, where Rev. Vigus deliver
nm an appreciative and impressive discou
tor upon the history, aims and benefits of
MD order. After the speech the memb
he- and their lady friends repaired to
Frisco hotel where a most elabor
nv feast awaited them. The celebrati
was a grand success and one long to