The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-08

a hole,' responded the pr%ecOclOus
youth.
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.
Recently, whom a very young couple
were being married in Hungary, the
priest, instead of the usual nuptial ben
diction, offered up the appropriate
prayer, "Father, forgive them, for they
know not what they do"
Writ described Napoleon B~onaparte
as being "wrapped in the solitude Of his
own originality" And "there are
others" who are wrapped in the congen-
ial society of their own magnificent self
| %conceit.
One of the most important require
mentS of a good passenger train service
is the installment of an accommodating
and busincss-like news agent. In this
function, connected with the Montana
Central, Dan Macintosh merits special
praise.
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.
An exchange says there is more JOY in
a printing office over one sinner who
pays in advance and abuses the editor on
every occasion than ninety and nine who
borrow the paper and sing its praises
without contributing one cent to keep it
out of the poor house.
G. S. Bailey gives notice of the follow
ing table of prices prevailing at his
emporium.
Apples, choice.........per box, ~
Grapes,.... .......... 45c
Oranges ...... per doz. SOC & 60c
Lemon $500. :" I" 35c g. 4Oc
Mixed candy per Id 25c
Mrs. Turner and daughters happily
entertained a small party of their friends
at their home on Choteau street, last
evening, progressive whist being the fea-
ture of the evening. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Duer and Geo. Wackerlin.
Benton River Press.
W. J. Clark, the enterprising manager
of the Broadwater mine has applied for a
franchise to erect and operate a tele-
phone system in the town of Neihart.
The line connecting the mine, Fitzsim-
mons store and the railroad station is in
successful operation. We wish Mr..
Clark success in his venture.
Sneak thieves took advantage of the
darkness Monday night to make a clean
sweep of the family washing belonging
to Mrs. Dan Mcclure, who resides in the
Minneapolis row on the North side, and
who was %imprudent enough to leave the
clothes on the line at night.-Tribune.
The man who devotes a week to the
advertisement of what he wishes to dis
pose of, and then fails because he did
not get great returns is like the boy who
studied with a lawyer for two days and
then went home and said. "The law
amt what it's cracked up to be. I'm
sorry l learned it."-Exchange.
A Great Falls mother was silenced in
the midst of profuse apologies for the
shabby appearance of her little boy on
the occasion of a call at the home of a
friend by the aforesaid shabby boy ex.
claiming: "How could you have dressed
me up when these is the only clothes ]
gotr'
Mrs. Sprague asks us to say that all
those desiring MASQUERADE suits must
place their orders next Tuesday morn.
ing, as she will send out the order on
that days train. Don't delay but go al
once and select something from the
magnificent assortment she offers. II
you miss the masquerade ball you will
miss a big treat.
The Montana legislature will meet
this winter in the Merchants hoteI
building at Helena. By this move