The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-03-16
CAMP NOTES.
John r. F~itzsimmons.

John r. FitzsimmOns.
Chas. Soule visited his brother here
this week.
Castle wants to disincorporate and get
ready for the boom.
VIM. Tierney is installed as assistant
in the company store.
Have you noticed Fitzsimmons' new
and startling bargains?
Mrs. Healcy and son Earl went for a
visit to Great Falls Thursday.
Mark Amsden has opened shaving
parlors in the old Folmsbec stand.
Meats of all descriptions at Brand &
Soule's. Poultry, oysters and fish.
w. D.. Graham is home from his in
terests at Clancy and will remain few
days.
Mrs. Anna Pierse has been quite sick
the past week with pneumonia. She is
better now.
Imported French tissue paper, for
making artificial flowers, etc, at Camp
BELLS drug store.
We are leaders in the stationery line.
Dond fail to examine our stock when in
need of writing material.
Campbell's drug store.
d. J. Condor, cashier of the State
Bank of Neihart is in Great Falls attend
ing court. His place in the bank dur
ing his absence is occupied by Mark
Skinner.
st. Patrick's day will be celebrated
here Monday night by a grand social
ball. 1t will be held in Crawford's hall
and supper has been arranged for at the
National hotel.
Sam Eckersley has taken a trip to
Boulder for treatment at the hot
springs. He is troubled with rheuma-
tism. Chas Butler has taken his place at
the Broadwater during his absence.
Daniel Macintosh was taken this
week with a slight attack of grip, and
wishing to take no chances with the
grim monster, he laid off for two or
three days. G. 5. Bailey took his run to
the Falls Tuesday.
Jay. Walker has secured the service of
II. G. Freese of Great Falls, an expert
enced barber, who now holds a chair in
in the famous Oak Palace. Mr.. Walker
still runs three chairs and is holding his
own with the trade. Mr.. Feese will
soon move his family to Neihart.
Last Saturday night the juvenile
friends of Mrs. Spraguc surprised her at
her home. This estimable lady made
their stay most agreeable by giving them
tile liberty of her house. They popped
corn, made candy, played innocent
games, and had a grand time. There is
no class of our population with whom
Mrs. Sprague is a greater ~favorite than
with the youngsters.
Mrs. Sprague left last Tuesday for a
few months visit with friends in Chicago.
On the previous evening a large company
of her friends gave her farewell party,
where whist and other games were played.
1t is with a sense of deep regret that
we see this lady leave Neihart and we
earnestly trust that she may decide to
return. Mrs. Sprague has carried on
business here for a number of years, in
which time she has won the best respect
of every citizen and her removal leaves a
break in the chain of our business peo-
pie which is regretted by everyone.
Sheriff Dwyer and County Attorney
Freeman went to Belt yesterday, and
the result was that George Seiford was
arrested and brought to the county seat
on the charge of incest with Ada NJ.
Seiford, his sister. Seiford, before JUDGE
Race, pleaded not guilty. and he was
bound over to the district court now in
session on a bond Of $500. He succeed
ed IN getting sureties from Belt. Miss
Seiford came here two wears ago at the
age of IA years, and George was suppos-
ed to be her guardian. How we'll he
protected his ward will be developed
later.-Ex.