The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-01
j. L. Neihart went to the Falls Tues

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served an excellent supper for the dane
ers last night.
Patsy Dryers popular resort is soon
to be removed and reopened in the Fal-
ligan building.
Leave your orders at ]. r. Fitzsim-
mons store. Low prices, prompt de-
livery and qest of treatment.
Mrs. c. A. Allen is now ASSISTING
Mss. Coe in the management of the
popular Home restaurant.
Miss Murphy came over from Bar
ker last evening to attend the Nei-
hart school entertainment.
Marshal Ellenberger has the gang at
work on the streets, and already the i'm
provement in that line is quite noticea-
bic. The bicycle club is especially clam
orous in his praise.
Burke Bros. famous comedy company
will give "Scenes in a Company Boarding
House" tonight at Crawford's hall. Adj
mission, 25, 35 and so cents. Reserved
seats at Fitzsimmons.'
Ole Grendal and Jos. Winker came
came over from Barker Thursday. It
is the intention of the former to do some
extensive development in the Middle
Fork country this season.
Cook & Cook, undertakes of Neihart,
have purchased the Powers undertaking
business at Great Falls and have already
taken charge of the place. They intend
to continue their business at Neihart as
usual.
Go to the Neihart Meat company for
fresh and salt meats, picked pork,
corned beef, bologna and pork sausage,
sauer kraut, fish and everything in the
butchers line. Soule & Parry,
proprietors.
j. Silverstone, advance agent for
Burke Bros show, made many
friends while in camp, carrying away
with him the hearts of many of our
best young ladies. O, will ye moo
come back again?
Miss Pierse starts today for her home
in Barker, her term Of school ended
yesterday. She has made many friends
here in her five months stay, and as an
instructress has won the good will and
confidence Of everybody.
Geo. B. Dwyer has returned and ten
dered to Belt Mountain Miners union a
report of his delegacy to the Denver con-
vention of the W. F. of M. 1t was a
large and enthusiastic convention, well
attended; and many questions of impor-
lance to organized labor were disposed
of.
Mrs. j. o. Boyd joined her husband
at this place this week and will 90 to
housekeeping at once. Mr.. Boyd is a
first-elass silversmith of long experience
and at his trade is giving good satisfac-
ton. Miss Shelton, sister to Mrs. BOYD,
is also here and making her home with
them.
A splendidly arranged program of
the school entertainment was scattered
in the hall last evening. 1t contained
the business cards of some of the reliable
merchants of camp, and was issued from
the Office of the HERALD, where Job
printing, plain and fancy, and book
binding in all styles is done to order.
Give the HERALD people a call.
Senator J. L. Cashel, of North Dakota,
paid his Neihart friends a visit this week.
He is interested in the Neihart Realty
and Neihart Lumber companies. He
thinks the outlook for silver is vastly
improving, and believes the question of
finance will be favorably settled before
many months have rolled around. Mr..
Cashel is cashier of the First National
bank of Grafton, N. ID.
Dan Mackintosh's many friends will
be grieved to learn that he was suddenly
called home to the Springs Wednesday
by a telegram announcing that his
is not expected to live. We have
heard no further particulars, except that
he has been afflicted for some weeks with
or some kindred disease. Dan
left at nee by horseback, and his route
on the train is being filled by j. S. Cook.
Jonathan McAssey departed by Tues
train for Great Falls presumably
business connected with the Gait Min
ing company of which he is superintend-
Mr.. McAssey is one of Neihart's
known and most highly respected
and with truth may it be said he
as done more than any other mar to pro-
mote the general welfare and prosperity
of this town. We wish him success in
all his ventures.
IeMunyOn is here He hac hoon fol-