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

Clean up!
Mrs. Sprague's fruit and confection
store.
A full line of toilet soaps at the City
drug store.
r. Bennett is pushing the life insur-
ance business.
John Gieske has taken up his adobe
at Arlington.
The new city council will organize on
the night of May /.
Mixed paints, oils, varnishes and wall
paper at the City drug store.
Odd Fellows public service in Miners
Union hall next Thursday night.
The social dance last evening was
we'll attended and a good time was re-
ported.
George Scofield, ex-soldier, went to
the Falls this week to be examined for
an increase of pension.
We publish this week an ad for the
Boston Clothing Store which every one
should read. See front page.
r. NJ. Raymond, j. c. E. Barker and
H. B. Mitchell came in by private con-
veyance from the Falls Wednesday.
The man who would leave towo dur
ing the present existing circumstances
must take his lunch in a diaper and his
foot in his hand.
Jay Walker has assumed charge of
the Oak Palace barber shop and his
his business starts off quite auspiciously.
We wish him success.
Alex. Hamilton started on foot Sun
day morning with Uncle Sans mail for
White Sulphur Springs, fully prepared
to snowshoe it over the range. The way
is impossible for teams, on account OF
recent heavy snow fall.
Miss Mccarthy, the popular milliner,
has received a fine line of spring hats
and bonnets in the latest fashions, be-.
sides a full and complete stock of spring
goods. Call and see the elegant display
in her parlor on Main street.
. Everybody should attend the celebra'
ton of Natal Day by the Odd Fellows
as announced in another column. Tht
location will be one of great entertain
ment, and we are sure that Jul people
could not do better than take it in.
Meager reports obtain at Neihart 0
the hanging of a Great Northern officia
named Taylor at Kalispell the earl.
part of the week. The imperative con
dition of the usual means Of information
makes news gathering an uphill bust
ness.
We received a letter this week from
w. F. Oden, Whitehall, in which h
says he is busy in his labors in the EN-
ploy at the Clark allou gold mines, Blu
that labor of all kinds is overcrowded
There are but thirty or forty miners EN-
ployed in the camp.
The second quarterly conference o
the M. E. church will be held at til
meeting house the last of this week
Business meeting Saturday evening
Sunday services: Lovefeast 10 a. II
Preaching, II a. m. by Rev. w. w. Van
Orsdcl. Evening lecture, "The seekin
multitude" All are cordially invited.
Mrs. ]. r. Mud ge and Miss Ell
Thorn pson entertained Il few friends las
Saturday evening. These ladies do nc
take a back seat in the act of maxim
the time agreeable for company. Mr.
Nudge expects o to return to til
coast in company with her husband, VII
HIS piCoCHt CidiSC y SoHhC N'"'
lite.
1t is with deepest regret that we al
nounce the departure of John A. HeaveI
rich, the extremely enterprising propri
tor of the Boston. In his brief stay he
he has made friends with everybody al
had set out on the right lines to becon
a useful and energetic citizen. He W
leave with the blessings of a communi
resting on his head.
Miss Florence Boleman has opened
milliner shop one door west of the He
AID office, in the rooms also Occupied
Mrs. Grubbs as a dressmaking establis
ment. She displays a complete line
ladies' fancy goods and bids for the pu
lie patronage. She will be found coul
eous to her patrons and full of bargai
for those desiring goods in her line.
The two Jims, Matthews and X.
have assumed the contract to deli,
mail to and from White Sulph
Springs. In lieu of the cessation