The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-08-11
CAMP NOTES.
Fresh fruits at Sprague's.

aI SpIuSuC |
Our subscription list is increasing
every day
Dan Smith, of Barker, shook hands
among our people Saturday.
You can get the Daily Tribune at
Budge's. 1t is neat and newsy.
THE HERALD is for sale at Crocket's
news stand, Great Falls.
A social dance was held in Crawford's
hall last night and a good time was re-
port.
Miss Cox is agent for the famous cleo
trio jar, a reliable remedy for all cat
arrhal affections.
Hair brushes, clothes brushes, nail
brushes, tooth brushes and bath brushes
at Campbell's drug store.
Mrs. Goes bakery for bread, pies,
cakes and everything in the bakers line.
Try the quality of her wares.
Jonathan McAssey came in Wednesday
IN business connected with his mining
interests. He will remain few days.
Mrs. Rohr and little child who have
visited in Neihart for two weeks or so
returned their home in Great Falls Tues
day of this week.
Chas. Mix was in Neihart the early
part Of the week. He has decided to To-
cate in business at Belt, and has leased
Mrs Sprague's new building for that pur-
pose.
White Sulphur Springs is ahead of Mel
hart in point of enterprise boasting of an
Adventists' revival and tent meeting
there. All the newspaper men, it is said,
have been converted to the faith.
Miss Cox keeps to the front with as
fine a line of fresh peaches, plums, LEM
ons, pears, apples and California toma-
toes as the market affords. Also a large
and complete assortment of fresh candies
Miss Minnie Willett of Townsend late
ly returned from a two years.
course at the Boston conservatory of
music, is now visiting her sisters, Miss
hart.
The annual encampment of the Mont
ana national guard will begin at Boze-
man, OH the Goth inst and last one week.
Our man Westgard, is one of the boys in
blue, and will meet with the soldiers up
on that occasion.
This office is 10Y better prepared than
ever to turn out job work upon short
notice. Letter heads note heads, bill
heads, statements, envelopes, business
cards visiting cards, bar tickets, milk
tickets, posters, etc. Prices reasonable.
The Misses Smith of Chicago and Miss
Patterson of Duluth visited Neihart this
week in company with their friend Mr..
Crockett of the Falls. They are versa
tile school ma'ams of the effetc and pop
ulous east and are doing the west while
their vacation lasts.
The H~usbandman gives prices received
for wool sold this week and names the
following persons as having received
them. J. o. Hussey, III cents; Harry
G%iltinan, 104; c. W. Cook, 1O4; Smith
Bros, 12; DIR. Parberry, 10; Fred Dancer,
12t. Sheep are selling for 81 80 and
$1.75 per head.
Mrs. Josephine VanBlarcum, well and
favorably known to all our citizens is
home from the south, having spent the
previous winter with her son William in
Vale de Angeles, Honduras. Since May
she was visiting relatives in and around
Bowling Green, Ohio, whittier she ex.
poets ere fall to return. She is at pres.
ent the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Neihart
Mrs. Van is a most agreeable lady, and
a talk with her upon the observations OF
her trip is full of instruction and inter
est.
The A. o. U. w. entertainment Thurs.
day night was one Of great social rejuv.
enization. The members and their pop
ular ladies met for an hour or two a
progressive whist and the time wa.
highly enjoyed by all. Miss Ida Sutton
won the ladies' first prize, and Miss Am.
Swingley the BOBBY. Thomas Campbell
happened to have a streak of luck tina
evening and thus scooped the first prize
and E. M. Hall, by a strenuous masterl.
effort managed to get the gents boob!
prize. 1t was somewhat of a surprise t.
see Mr.. Campbell win; for he is not gen.
orally considered a very good player
Rnt 90 for Mr. Ho1I tho -o,rl% Z, ;uot N