The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-05-18

Alex Yule departed on Thursdays
train for his home.
Go to Amsden's barber shop for work
in the BARRIERS line.
Mrs. Jas. Mcintosh spent part of the
week with friends in Great Falls.
Wild plum blossom, Baldwin's leading
perfume-at Campbells drug store.
For rent, nice three room house; for
particulars inquire at National Hotel.
Go to the Bee Hive, where you can get
fresh fruits and vegetables of all kinds.
j.. G.. E. Barker of Great Falls, exhib-
tied his magnanimous smiles in Ne;hart
Thursday.
Ii, j. Skinner is at Belt assisting in
the opening of the first bank of that
thriving town.
Arrangements are being made for a
glorious demonstration on the Fourth of
July at Ncihart.
Miss Murphy, nov p%rcceptress of the
Barker school, paid her sister. Mrs.
Healey, a brief visit Saturday.
Mrs. F. A. Preston and little son Ray
mond have gone for a fortnight's visit at
Lcwistown with Rev. and Mrs. Vlgus.
Mark Amsden has been quite sick of
late with fever. NJ. c. Mizar has had
charge of the shop during his absence.
Sixteen Ladies' Capes left. We will
not carry them over so they must go
less than wholesale cost-at Fitzsim-
mons.
There is a big silver meeting tonight.
Plenty of interest attaches to this sub
ject and it is expected the whole town
will turn out. ,
Mrs. Coe, at the Home Bakery, keeps
a full line of the best bakers wares. Her
pies, cakes, bread and biscuits are not to
be excelled in any market.
While you are reading III locals this
week just take time to glance at the top
of the first column of this page and see
what Thomas Campbell has to say to
you.
Our esteemed neighbor, Frank Coe,
of the Home Bakery, was under the
weather for a few days this week, but
we are glad to state that he is now able
to be around again.
Brand, Soule and Parry are first class
butchers, and bid for their share of the
patronage. Their shop is neat and their
stock of meats is always the best. Their
reliability is established and their pat
ronage first class.
The ladies of camp will doubtless be
glad to know that Miss Mccarthy is a
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nishings and art goods, such as chenilles,
doilies, etc, to add to her splendid stock
of summer millinery.
j. A. Wilson is the miners friend. His
popular house, the National hotel, is al
ways well filled with a happy and peace
full company. Johnny works to insure
the comfort and enjoyment of his many
patrons and merits the success he is
gaining.
The HERALD specially recommends
the careful perusal of its advertisements
Sweeney Bros. carry a handsome an
nouncement upon III title page. They
are persistent advertisers and carry {
large stock of goods in their line
Their large list of customers be
, speaks the confidence placed in them fol
integrity and square dealing.
!, A pleasant little party was given las
Friday evening in A. 0. l. W. hall il
5 honor Of Miss Ida Sutton, by a humble.
f of her many young friends in camp
The occasion being the farewell respects
) to Miss Sutton, who leaves next weel
week for Castle, where she will taxi
, charge of the public school for thi
summers term. They all report having
had a most delightful time.
t The State Bank of Neihart ranks higl
t among the solid financial institutions o
. Northern Montana. Dan Condor, tn,
, cashier, is popular, painstaking ano
thoroughly reliable. The success of thi
institution may be said to serve as a jus
' measure of the success of Neihart. Thos,
acquainted with the methods of thi
r bank speak only IN the best of terms o
= its conservative and praiseworthy course
Governor Richards and his wifi
e passed through Missoula on No. 2 yester
K day. He is returning from a trip of tel
| days to the Sound country for recreation
e The governors health was much i'm
t proved by the journey and he was look
ing well. He states that they have ha'
much rain on the coast this spring. H