The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-11-24

Tablets and stationery at Campbell's
Chicken dinner every Sunday at Dan
ilson Bros.
Go to the Home restaurant for your
square meals.
First-class board and lodging at the
Home restaurant at reasonable rates.
Cakes, pies, bread, hot rolls and every
thing in the bakery line at DanilsOn
Bros.
Townsend intends being the third
town of Meagher county to acquire in
corporation.
The Home restaurant has the best
cook in Montana. Now is the time to
get your moneys worth.
We invite the attention of our read
ers to the Especial Sales" offered by
John r. Fitzsimmons on our front page.
Miss Raymond will start soon for
Harqua Hala, Arizona, where her nephew
II. NJ. Raymond is experimenting a
mine.
1t was limited on the streets that a
show visited Neihart last week, but we
have not met the man who will verify
the report.
James Cleary's home has been enliv-
ened by the arrival of a ~ or Is pound
boy which took possession of the house
Thursday morning.
Sweeney Bros, not to be out-done,
are writing some. startling low prices,
at this season. See their announce
ment in its usual space. IL.
Several of u young men will take
a hand in the Turkey shoot at Monarch
next Thursday. Monarch's crack marks
men must need look we'll to their laur-
els.
There is talk that the b. & M. Mining
company will build and operate its own
railroad to. Belt from Great Falls, tor
the purpose supplying its immense plan:
with fuel. Z
Bishop Brewer came over from Helena
in time to hold divine services in A.. 0.
U. w. hall last Sunday, both morning
and evening. His audiences were large
and his addresses extremely practical.
Harry d. Hill was in camp from the
Falls Wednesday looking to the affairs
of the Queen. He is fast preparing fol
II winters work on this property, and
will have things in running order by
next week.
Jack Mcdowell is fast recovering from
the injury he sustained by a kick from {
horse. He now resides next door to the
postofice, the same place where he LIVED
previous to his removal of residence t.
the Sweet Grass country. =
DAN Smith; has filed a contest in Bar
ker of j. II. Williams as justice of thu
t peace. 1t seems that the latter, in cleo
r pioneering employed a 'gummcd stickr,
with not only his name printed upol
it, but also the ..X' printed upon il
The judges counted all such ballots
and Dan thinks they should have throw
them out. The HERALD is of the opin
ion that he is right for once.
Rev. Hawk will address our citizen
in NJ. f. church, morning and evenini
tomorrow. In the morning he has Sc
lected for his theme, "The Christian
Mountain Peak" In the evening hi
subject is "Aaron's Calf" 1t is difficu.
II to say just what the pastor will make G
these subjects, but it is safe to say tn,
both d~iscourses will be exceedingly il
ia tcresting. The evening service begins
ys Z 80.
!" Travelling Auditor Eaton of the Gre'
Northern and Montana Central Ry
Of was in camp last Wednesday, inspectin
,e the books of Station Agent Wyma
I'd After a thorough examination he +
ported the records of this popular an
business-like agent, to he in first ella
~ order, equal to those of any agent I
III the line. Wyman gets to the front
u the transaction of all matters of a bus
ness character, and is certainly a val
,ss able man for the important and respo
sible position he occupies.
'se We are sorry to have to record the lo
~ by j. V. Stafford which occurred one d
last week. A steam thresher was ut wo
at. on his crop when the oat stacks caug
th fire and in spite of every effort made
save them, burned to the ground. ]
v;a had finished threshing his wheat, but
excellent oat crop of eighty acres was
total loss. In the effort to subdue I
fire one of the men, his name we col
ga not learn, fell in the burning mass n
cr- it was with difficulty that he was +
the cued. His hands and face were bad