The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-15

evening.
Don't sendout of town for printing,
as the HERALD has all thu necessary
equipments to do the finest work.
Lowry & Shaw are about to receive a
new lot of skates for the accommodation
of those who relish that kind of sport.
Jno. R. Fitzsimmons, the popular mer-
chant, accompanied by Mrs. Fitzsim-
mons, made a trip to Great Falls this
week.
The Hanks trial in Helena proceeds
withO ut particular interest, and at this
writin g the case looks very hopeful for
the defendant.
Oysters and mince meats-inest in
the land, at Marelius'. Fish and all
kinds of sausages. There is nothing in
the butchers line he can not supply at
prices to suit all.
Mrs. j. g. E. Barker of Great Falls,
recently called to Indiana by the serious
sickness of her sister, is expected back
about the 10Th inst. Her sisters health
is much improved.
For fresh home made candy go to
Bailey's. He gives a chance on a doll
and sleigh with every 10 cents worth Of
fine fresh candy or the same amount of
any goods in the store.
Mrs. Sprague desires the public to
know that she can compete successfully
with Great Falls in the sale of all lines
and kinds of holiday goods, and she So
licits IN investigation of this statement.
L. G. Simpson, superintendent and
general manager of the Hudson mining
company is arrived from a trip to Bos-
ton and Newburyport, Mass. He will
probably remain at Neihart for the win
ter.
A very pretty calendar for 1895 is the
one presented to this house by Richard
Bennett, esq. 1t is an exquisite design
in c%olors, published in the interest of the
Insurance Company of North America,
of which Mr. Bennett is the local agent.
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. CAMPBELL's DRUG STORE.
ing of an attraction. like the Calhoun
Opera company in "Amerita" which has
been booked at the Great Falls opera
house for next Wednesday and Thurs
day, Dec. 10 and 20.
Dan Macintosh will take and fill all
orders for Christmas Puck, Judge, Truth
Graphic, London News, Life and Mum
sey, Century, Scribner, Harper, Outing,
and Mcclure magazines. See him and
place your order for domestic and foreign
Xmas magazines.
All those indebted to the B.
B. Cook furniture house will
please call and pay up before
Jan. 1, 1895. After that date
all accounts will be placed in
the hands of an attorney.
Alvin Walker attained his majority
last Thursday that date being the ami
versary of his birth. His gentlemen
and lady friends gave him a party in the
evening where was enjoyed a feast of
fun and oysters. An intimate friend
presented him with a very fine smoking
set.
Pa III and Max Roehl, DR.. Locke and
VIM. Trip who for the past two weeks
have been or a hunting tour through
the Middle Fork country, returned last
Wednesday evening with fourteen big
deer. Tho boys are all good rustlers and
A. No. l marksmen, and the deer that
has their rifles leveled upon him, no
matter how far off, is in hard luck.
Although to many the music, scenery
and costumes of any opera company are
the greatest attraction, to others the
comedy element in the play is particul-
arly attractive. To all such we can give
the assurance that the comedy characters
in "Amerita," the comic opera to be pro-
duced 10y the Calhoun Opera company
are very funny in the hands of Messrs.
Abbott and Webb.
To these of our lady readers who enjoy
the pleasure of seeing and listening to
the love making in song of a really
handsome man as we'll as a charming
tenor and finished actor, we will state
that such an opportunity will soon be
afforded them in the appearance of Mr..
George Lyding in the opera "Amerita,"
to be given by the Calhoun Opera COM
pany at Great Falls next Wednesday and
Thursday, Dec, 10 and 20.