The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-14
CAMP NOTES.

T. c. Simpson went to the Falls by
Thursdays train.
The best Havana filters at Cooks q 8
for csc. Try them.
Mrs. James Common has returned from
a visit to the Falls.
Sheriff OMAR and wife are visiting
friends here this week.
Attorney Lyter attended to legal bust
ness here since our last.
Cigars, your wife allows you to smoke
at home, at Campbell's drug store.
r. NJ. Raymond has come back from a
trip through various points in the state.
Every variety of stationery for ladies
or for plain business men at Campbell's.
Andrew j. Briggs a prosperous repub-
lican ranchero of Kibbey called at Neihart
this week.
Nat. McGiffiin called on his many
friends here this week and inspected
material things about camp.
Mrs. Goes bakery for bread, pies,
cakes and everything in the bakers line.
Try the quality of her wares.
Henry B. Mackey, Duncan MCGOWAN
and Michael Mizar have come back from
a prospecting trip to the Bear Paws.
Prof. Schilling, the dancing teacher,
will have charge of the dances at the pa
Wilton every Tuesday and Friday even
ing.--Leader.
Sunday school at the Episcopal church
in the A. O. U. w. hall at 2 o'clock p.
M; bible class at 3 o'clock; services in
the evening at 8.
Mrs. Annie Pierse after a few months
visit with her children here took train
Thursday for Deer Lodge. She expects
to come back in the fall.
Judge Tallant, G. NJ. Webster of the
Security bank and G. X. Cunningham of
Great Falls were among the visitors who
spent the 4th at Belt.-Times.
DR.. Brady was called Ito Neihart on
professional business this week. He was
accompanied by his lovely family with
whom he visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy of
Neihart.
Assessor Hennessy reports that this
years assessment roll amounts to 81, 800,
600 for Meagher county, which is more
than that of the whole state of Missouri
three hundred years ago.
Miss Ella Macintosh, one of the ac-
complished ladies of White Sulphur
Springs accompanied by her
brother Daniel visited friends at
Neihart the first of the week.
Mr.. P. Paulson assisted by Mesdames
Brown, Cruise, Larson and Miss Popple-
ton were kept busy at the icecream stand
serving the delicious cream, sandwiches,
and lemonade to the immense crowd of
visitors.-Timcs
E. H. Ahrens, proprietor of the New
York Cash Bazaar of Great Falls is TAX
ing a furlough from business cares and
visiting his relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Wy
man, of Neihart. Mrs. Ahrens and the
two children accompany him.
James Kyle, Jack Wilson and E. X.
Abbott, three honored citizens of Mel
hart, go to the county seat today to at
tend the meeting of the Republican Cen
trail committee of Meagher county. Heap
big lots medicine will be made.
The Fourth Quarterly conference will
be held in the Nj. E. church this
evening by Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel.
Tomorrow at 10, love feast; II, preach
ing, followed by sacrament of the Lords
supper; school 2:3O p. M; Epworth
league $50; evening service, 8. All are
invited.
The Clinton, (Tex.) Democrat has the
latest and about the neatest thing in the
coupon line: ''This coupon, accompanied
by a rosebud mouth, will entitle any
young lady of charming face and man.
ner to kiss the editor of this p on
sight. N. B. If you mislay this coupon
it does not matter, if you bring the rose
bud mouth with you" This editor
ought to have at least one kiss for his
ingenuity.
We must stop the press to thank that
esteemed couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Yule, for
the gift of a box of fine strawberries
fresh from the vines at their ranch eight
miles below town. Now while the press
is stopped we might as well eat the ber-
ries. Whoever buys fruit or vegetables
of Mr.. Yule can figure OF getting gospel
measure of the simon pure truck, which
the experience of years goes to prove.
The press starts I'M and the HERAID goes