The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-29

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cured another contract for driving 90
feet of tunnel on the Gait. They will
begin at once.
c. |. O'Neil has bought out the inter
ests of the Dubach lumber company and
is running at Belt on his own hook.
Success to you, Charles.
Miss Cox has arranged her stock OF
CONNECTIONS, fruit, cigars, tobaccoes and
notions in the new quarters and presents
a very neat store.
H. Triggs, Barker, received an accident
by which he lost a portion of his foot.
He was chopping poles when the ak
slipped with the above results.
The Miners union is making prepr-
rations for a magnificent ball to take
place the 25th prox. The committee Of
arrangements has been named.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe, of the firm of
Marshall & Rowe, Martinsdale, mer-
chants, passed through Neihart last
Tuesday on a return trip from Helena.
Oysters and mince meats--finest in
the land, at Marclius'. Fish and all
kinds of sausages. There is nothing in
the butchers line he can not supply at
| prices to suit all.
We are requested to announce that J.
N. Sturgeon has just received a large
quantity of best Jersey sweet potatoes
and is prepared to fill orders of any de-
scription-on short notice.
A letter from J. S. Gordon, dated at
Butte serves notice that he intends oper-
ating from Denver, Colo, for a brief
season. Jim is a good man and we
trust he will do well in his new field.
We have just received a fine lot of
new material for doing all kinds of plain
and fancy binding at this Office. Bring
on your magazines and let us add a few
more neatly bound volumes to your
library.
A splendid Christmas tree and enter
tainment was given at Monarch where
all the youth of that smiling young
metropolis received a visit from a verit-
APPLE Old Chris. A most joyous time
was reported.
The delinquent tax list of Meagher
County appears in the Husbandman in
all its interest. 1t seems to strike an un-
usually large number of Townsend's
free holders. And still they talk of
Broadwater county.
Our man Westgard was sick a couple
of days this week, the result of deranged
conditions of the physical organism.
He contracted a pain in his abandon
trying to read the Christmas numbers Of
all the Montana journals.
We note by the papers that Chas. b.
Catlin Of White Sulphur Springs, has
recently been married to Miss Higgins
of Cardentaria, California. The cere-
mony was performed at the home of the
bride. They will reside in Montana.
just as we go to press the train came
in reporting a wreck down the road, in
the vincinity of Logging creek and the
passengers came in on flat cars and box
cars, the coaches being compelled to be
left behind. No II was hurt.
When you need medicine you should
have the best. We use none but the
purest drugs obtainable in our prescrip-
tons and at prices often charged for in
ferior goods. Bring your prescriptions
to us. CAMPBELI.'s DRUG STORE.
The HERALD received this week the
lUlSCSC oo we'll 10 tlC uliCS oIOCN " AuAA
size sheets of plotting paper ever brought
to Neihart. We can give you almost
any color you desire. Now is the time
to get a new cover for your writing desk.
II. j. Skinner has the thanks of this
shop for a large handsome calendar for
the year 1895. 1t is issued from the
Office of the London Il Liverpool &
Globe Fire Insurance company of which
Mr.. Skinner is the enterprising local
agent.
Rev. Hawk and family babe farewell
to friends this week and started Thurs
day for his new appointment in Golden
Dale, Washington. 1t is not yet known
who will succeed him at this charge,
but we congratulate the people of Gold
en- Dale on this new acquisition to
their prosperous city.
At the late election of officers in the