The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-12-01
This is the first of our fiscal wear.

Cakes, pics, bread, hot rolls and every
thing in the bakery line at Danilso
Bros.
Martin Mulvahill left last week 70
Belt. He will probably remain Their
this winter.
Geo. L. McGibbon has moved his Jus
tice stand to the room two doors east o
the Bank of Neihart.
The Home restaurant has the bes
cook in Montana. Now is the time t,
get your moneys worth.
For the next 80 days, 25 per cent dis
count on all grades of Wall Paper at tn,
famous B. B. Cook Furniture Store.
Say! Stop right here and turn to til,
second page and examine the new ad OF
the Preston Grocery and see what it says
If you wish to subscribe for any of the
monthly magazines. daily papers, etc.
you car save money by leaving your
order at Campbell's drug store.
Messrs. Garner and Rutkins have
temporarily suspended operations on the
Grand Prize and Enterprise lodes which
they leased and bonded last spring.
Miss Ethel Lindsay went back to her
home in Belt on last Tuesdays train
after a couple of weeks visit with her
sister Mrs. Frank Rush of this place.
Jay Walker is still collecting speci-
mems of ore, and will soon have the fin
est cabinet ever on exhibition in the eel
ebrated Belt Mountain mining district.
The turkey dinner at the Home res
on Thanksgiving day was some.
thing that a person don't very often
either see or hear tell of in this western
country.
Frank McGregor left on last Satur-
train for Helena, Butte and points
Frank says he is going to "shake"
MS until something is done for the silver
INTEREST," of this camp.
When you need medicine you should
nave the hest. We use zone but the
purest drugs obtainable in our prescrip-
and at prices often charged for in
'erior goods. Bring your prescriptions
% us. CAMPBELL's DRUG STORE.
Miss s. E. Curtis, our new county
superintendent of schools elect, resigned
Ter position as instructor Of the inter-
Mediate department of N public school
yesterday, to prepare for the duties of
Ter office. Miss Mate Murphy will take
of the school in her place.
Our old friend and townsman VIM.
;ummins after u short stay with us
ince his trip to the Rockies, left on last
saturdays train for Helena, where he
kinks somewhat of locating for the
Billy is a good live citizen and
1c are sorry to see him go. Lots of
uccess to you William.
Chicken dinner every Sunday at Dan
lson Bros.
Thomas McAlpine, a sheep herder in
he employ of Veasey & Mcdonnell, on
he American Fork, went to the village
f Big Elk, where he got full and also
.ot held up. Wednesday he returned to
is sheep camp and, in a fit of despond-
ncy, took a dose of strichninc intended
or the coyotes, dying a few hours later
great agOny.-Independcnt.
Go to the Home restaurant for your
nuare meals.
The Miner and HERALD forces ate
thanksgiving dinner around the same
and buried the Ratchet so deep
hat it will never be exhumed,
ven by future generations. The turkey
nd oysters were served in elegant style
nd once more the keen appetites of a
roverbially hungry gang were satiated.
iodcsty forbids Il detailed ccoun of
he relative consumptive powers of the
forces.
Mrs. A. G. White and daughter Miss
dina departed on last Saturdays train
Dr. Springville, Iowa, where Miss Edna
ill spend a year or more visiting friends
nd relatives, and will also attend the
Ugh school at that place. After a few
avs visit at Springville Mrs. White
'ill proceed to Hinckley, Illinois, where
he intend spending a couple of months
up the affairs of the estate of
er deceased father.
Bakers wares to order at Danilson
'rof.
The boys have been taking advantage
f the first freeze and skating on the mill