The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-21

VIM. Kruse and family have moved to
Arlington.
Rev. Vigus preached in Monarch n
evening last week.
Blakes Sarsaparilla for the blood at
the City drug store.
A full and complete line of patent
medicines at the City drug store.
Mrs. Lillian McMillen an family have
removed to her ranch near Kibbey.
Only first-class goods and those that
are new and fresh at the city drug store.
Clean up your premises of last years
fruit cans and get ready for the Fourth
of July.
Thos. Wall and wife were in from
Kibbey Wednesday the guest of E. J.
Sanford and wife.
Alderman Graham, after wrestling for
a few weeks with a severe attack of pneu-
monia, is again on the streets.
George Falligan, of Neihart, and
Right-of Way Smith, of Barker, came in
on Tuesday evening from the Falls.
The Vienna Bakery is the place to
get bread of all kinds.
JOE HEGENER, Prop.
Sunday and Mondays snow storm Gov
cred the ground to a depth of about s
inches, accompanied by quite a cold
wind.
Notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather last Sunday evening the church
was pretty well crowded and the service
upon the theme, Pope Leo, and the Ri.
ble," by our pastor, Rev. Vigus, was en-
joyed by every one.
Rev. Joel Vigus, resident pastor of the
NJ E. church received, an invitation
from Victoria Lodge No. 312, Sons OF
St. George at Butte, to deliver the an
nual address of that order April %, bu'
owing to the trains being stopped hi
cannot be present.
Horace Savage, Joseph Sylvestre an(
Fred Bergeron have let a lease and bono
on the Savage and Champion, two
claims that join the Lizzie and the Gran
dali on the east. The lessees are Jane
Mckay, B. A. johnson and JOSEPH
Quirk. The latter have gone to worl
on the property.
EsTRAyED-A two year old stallion
came to my ranch in Belt park las
spring, bay, branded v on left shoulder
Owner can have same by calling for him
paying expenses of keeping and cost O
this notice. JOHN McMILLEN,
Monarch, Mont.
Judge G.. L. McGibbon is %headquartel
now for silver literature. AS member c
the National Bimetallic league he re
ceives from time to time the variOu
publications af that organization an
anyone who desires good reading ma
find the material at his office on Mai
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis and Miss Edr
White treated a few friends to a sumptl
GUS dinner last Sunday evening. AS
matter of course, the HERALD is genera
ly on hand when there is anything GOO
to eat, and we are happy to say that IL
occasion was superordinary in this pa
ticular.
One of the chief attractions of Ma
street is the splendid floral display in Il
show windows at Pierse & Harrison
!, Fuchsias, eardrops, abutilons, geranium
%callas, exalis, begonias and other plan
+ are found in the collection, all in t
, full beauty of frolific forescence. 1t
a sight most grateful to the eye.
: There is a gum boot fad among
. ladies of Red Lodge, says the New Id
and they splash through the mud
streets with the hecdlessness of a typ
al gold hunter of the mountains. 1t
amusing to note the sangfroid wi
which they handle their skirts VIII
wearing this character of footwear. T
d seraphic little ankle is inst as safe fro
q observation in these gum boots
II though it was in an iron chest locked
v from the evil eyes of hateful man.
Communicated.