The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-03-24
Silver meeting to night.

Silver meeting to night.
New fruits about to arrive mt Mrs.
Sprague's.
Monday night next will occur the
social event of the season.
Rooms to let, furnished and cared for
at So a month. See Mrs. Martin Barrett.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at the new pharmacy. Dubach build
ing.
Tickets for Monday nights ball will
be on sale at all the principal business
houses in the city.
The Easter service tomorrow morning
at the NJ. f. church promises to he es-
pecially interesting.
Daniel F. Smith writes it -. p" since
the county dads gave him judicial auth
GRITTY over the Barker district.
The Vienna Bakery is the place to
get bread of all kinds.
JOE HEGENER, Prop.
Get our medicines, chemicals, no.
tions, etc, at the new drug store at rea-
sonable prices.
THos. CAMPBELL, Pharmacist.
Hold your orders for blue j%oint-hay;
will have another car in this week. This
is a part of the 100 tons we had orders
to sell regardless of price.
JACK Mcdowell.
Miss Julia E. Cox, of Madison, Wis,
has taken up her residence at Neihart,
and will open and u a fruit and o n
lection store in the Burlingame building
opposite the Preston Grocery.
Jack Mcdowell will soon receive Il
carload of fine Bohemian oats. the best
oats on the market. They are on the
wav now and those who will want oats
would better reserve their orders for a
few days.
The Episcopal celebrated Good Fri
day last evening with appropriate SER
vice and on Sunday evening will hold
an Easter service with special sermon
and singing. All are requested to at
tend the Sunday service.
The "overland flyer" will be resur-
rected to act as carrier of mail be-
tween this place and Arlington, tax
ing in Monarch and Barker by the way
We that groan under Inconvenience, as
ARE inconvenience, cry out in Il des-
pair like the distracted maid who prayed
for a husband, "Send anything, Lord"
DR.. G. w. Pelzer, we are sorry to say
starts today for Great Falls, where he
will be located in future. He has
worked up a large practice here in den
tistry and hatronfs all express regret at
his departure. He is a thorough master
of his profession, an agreeable gentleman
and makes friends everywhere he goes
We wish the doctor success in his new
field and recommend him to the goo(
people of the Falls with a grace that il
backed by a knowledge of the subject
The Ancient Order United Workmel
have secured the Auditorium for socia
party which they propose giving Apri
9th. Arrangements are being made 70,
about one hundred and twenty-five PEG
pie, including the members and mvitet
guests. The new orchestra will be Sc
cured for the occasion and an elegan
luncheon spread. The lodge here is re
ceiving new accessions to its member
ship right along and promises to be on
of the strongest in the state IN a yer,
e few years, it being an elegant class o
Observation-Disclosures.
, Extensive preparations are bein'
made by the M%ethodists to celebrate tn
, advent of Easter by appropriately dec
Grating the church and attending to al
; the usual services abserved at this gla
8 season. Service begins at 10 o'cloc
4 with a feast of the Lords supper. TIL
+ usual sermon at II Il. H., with a specia
program of music by the choir, W. l
Cook assisting with the cornet. Sunda
y school at $3.50; Epworth League meet
" at $3.50; the evening service will ais
" partake of the same character and wi
be more than usually interestin!
Everybody invited.