The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-05-19

Charles Soule has removed to Riceville
and started in the business of agriculture.
No service in NJ. Z. church tomorrow
except the regular Sabbath school at
$50.
Jos. Winker, the enterprising Barker
brewer was in town on business this
week.
1t is a great accommodation and highly
appreciated by our bushes men to re-
ceive, mails regularly.
ThOs. Powers, ne are sorry to hear, is
very low with pneumonia at this writing,
having taken down last Tuesday.
Mixed paints, oils, kalsomine, wall
paper, brushes and everything for spring
house cleaning at Thos. CampbelPs.
For all of next week eighteen yards
of gingham for 81. Twenty-Five yards
calico for 81. F. H. MEYER.
Moses Forget has gone to Sappington,
Montana, whether he was called to take
"a position in a gold mine at that place.
H. J. Wackerlin is paying another of
his occasional visits to this camp, look
ing after the affairs of his hardware bust
ness.
Robins have appeared about camp and
though they sing a rather melancholy
lays, yet their matinees are nevertheless
appreciated.
John r. Fitzsimmons'. 10 per cent
off on shoes, 21st to 23d. 10 per cent off
on new line of hats, gath to Goth.
Good time to buy.
Revenge is sweet but it most always
soures before it is digested. Use
Blake's Sarsaparilla for Indigestion, sold
by Thos. Campbell.
Allen Pierse and C. H. Burchard went
to the Falls on Thursdays train. The
latter gentleman is talking some of re-
moving to the Falls to live.
John r. FitZsimmons'. Car of Gold
Medal Flour, best in the world, $3 p
cwt. Warranted. Everybody likes it
and will have no other when once tried,
Messrs. Thomas. Bernier and SHELTON
have opened a butcher shop in the stand
just vacated by Mr.. Marelius, the latter
gentleman having moved into the Nc.
Millen stand.
Miss May Finnegan returned home
on last Wednesdays train after an alb.
sence of nearly a month visiting relatives
and friends in Great Falls, Helena and
Butte. She reports having had a very
pleasant time.
John A. Fisher arrived Monday from
, Maiden Rock, Wisconsin, where he has
l been since last September visiting the
old home. He has four brothers and 8
sister living in that locality with whom
he visited. He will remain at Neihart
, Valentine Brant, not discouraged witt
the delay of the boom has erected q
dwelling on his lot on Wilson street
(Society hil) next to the residence OF
David Sweeney. The building is frame
1Sx24 feet. Mr.. Brant moved into il
| Thursday.
Six thousand dollars worth of dry
, goods have just arrived, including silks
henriettas, serges, cape cloths, satines
dimities, swisses, India linens, embroid
cries, hosiery, underwear, %corsets, gloves
s laces, ribbons, handkcrchiefs, etc. Cal
, and see them. F. II. MEYER.
DR.. SandOw gave a pleasant part,
Thursday evening in honor of his fricnt
DR.. Ellis, of Helena. The party, mad
up of the creme de la creme of camp
: was held at the residence of Mayor Shaw
;, where a happy season was spent at vari
G Gus games. Ice cream was served lat
4 at the Frisco hotel, after which those S,
$ inclined repaired to Crawford's hall ant
INDUCED in dancing.
Miss Susie Caldwell has erected fly.
shuttle carpet loom, which should be con
;, sidered a welcome enterprise by ever
house wife in camp. Miss Caldwell
we'll and favorably known to all on
e citizens as her home for the past few
years has been among our people. TIL
new loom is calculated to work up oil
d clothes and cast off garments into rug
and carpets which it goes without sayin
the owner of the machine can be abl
It to do to order. Miss Caldwell deserve
is the patronage of every household j
camp.
John R. FitZSimmOnS'