The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22
Harness oil at Campbell's Drug store.

beyond the range.
Ex-Gov. Waite will speak in Craw-
ford's hall Monday.
A. d. McCleary and wife left Thurs
day for Great Falls.
Rev. Bishop Brewer and +. G. Maclay
arrived by yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tierney are In
Great Falls this week.
A few Ladies' capes left, at your own
price, at Fitzsimmons'.
For the celebration, get your fireworks
at Campbells Drug store.
r. A. Carnochan went out toward
Great Falls by Tuesdays train.
Canned French peas, sweet potatoes
Anderson's jams at the Preston Grocery.
Peter Duhaime was in camp a few
days this week from Yogo but has gone
to Helena.
If you are going to travel get a trunk
or valise and new suit. Very cheap, at
Fitzsimmons'.
T. B. Gregg visited the Middle Fork
country last week inspecting his mining
property in that quarter.
Ten per cent off on everything in:
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Dress goods,
until after the 4th, at Fitzsimmons'.
We take special pleasure in calling at
tention to the advertisement of the en-
terprising and popular Jno. r. Fitzsim-
mons which appears OIL our title page.
Our rainy season is now about over
and the boys are beginning to do their
annual representation. Considerable
prospecting will also be done this season.
John McAssey has added a porch to
his residence on the hill, which improves
its appearance in m architectural sense,
and adds to the convenience and comfort
of the same.
Andy Nelson, one of the best mining
experts and superintendent in the state,
is in Great Falls this week on business
connected with the Sweeney case. Andy
hos a hnpf Nf f";a,1, / .
known.
Fereday and Rcdden have repainted
and rcpapcrcd the interior of their re-
sort, making it one of the very attract
i've places in the town. Judd Calkins is
the artist to whose skill the happy effects
are due.
Meagher News: All the leaders
of the Cuban revolution were again
killed or captured during the early
part of the week, but according to
later news, are still making it inter
esting for the Spaniards.
Ed. Young and wife of Ionia, Mich,
have taken up their residence at Neihart.
Mr.. Young is well known here abouts,
having lived at Neihart for two or three
years. We are glad to welcome him
and his spouse among our citizens.
Val. Brant received a painful injury
to his wrist while at work in the Broad
water the first of the week. A Joint of
air-pipe fell upon the wrist cutting it to
the bone. He is improving as fast as
can be expected, but cannot work for a
few days yet.
Ex-Gov. Waite will arrive at Neihart
by Mondays train. A committee of the
Union and of citizens will meet the hon
CRADLE gentleman at the depot and escort
him to the hotel. He will speak in
Crawford's hall in the evening, where
the town will be present.
A girl who till recently lived with her
parents at Belt, suddenly left her home,
has been discovered in a sporting house
at White Sulphur Springs. Deputy
sheriff Proctor of Cascade has gone
thither to arrest her, after which it is the
intention to send her to the state reform
Every column in a newspaper contains
from twelve to twenty thousand pieces
of metals, displacement of any of which
would cause a blunder or typographical
error, says an exchange. And yet some
people lay claim to remarkable smart
if they can discover an error in a
newspaper. When they find a word
with a wrong letter in it, or a letter mis-
placed they are sure they could spell
hat word right and are happy for a
whole day, and go around to the neigh
and tell them that the editor has
'pelled a word wrong. f,
A newspaper man who knows where
If he speaks, has the following to say I
journalistic criticism: News i
PAPER men always know more than they {
write; they always shield more than they {
'xpose; Their are always more merciful {