The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
w. d. Graham has gone to Lump City.

SoOk anu Arthur saw WOou III any
lengths at reasonable prices.
Meats of all descriptions at Brand &
Soule's. Poultry, oysters and fish.
The electric lights after some months
of inactivity were turned on last night.
Fitzsimmons presents new features in
his announcement this week. See
front page.
Miss Cox's confectionery is the place
to buy all kinds of candies, fruit, and
school supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison has been in
Great Falls for a few days preparatory
to the family's removal to that city.
James Matthews who lately removed
from Neihart to the Falls has purchased
the Elk saloon from julius Horst and is
in business once more.
Henry and Fred Danilson are doing
good by assisting Lou. oakley at the
Union restaurant. The Danilson boys
are masters of the culinary art.
In the case of Walker VS.. Brewer be-
fore Justice McGibbon this week, the
plaintiff got judgement for $25 and
costs. The case will be appealed.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Sturgeon, Thursday evening, Feb. 7,
1895, a son.. Mother and child are doing
we'll. The HERALD extends congratula-
tons.
Oysters and mince meats-fnest in
the land, at Marelius'. Fish and all
kinds Of sausages. There is nothing in
the butchers line he can not supply at
prices to suit all.
DR.. and Mrs. Vidal honored a few
friends last Thursday evening by enter
tainment ut tea. This gifted young
couple are most happy in the capacity of
host and hostess.
VIM. Kissinger is now in full charge
Of the Eclipse lunch counter in connec-
ton with the Combination saloon, and is
giving good satisfaction to his patrons.
Billie is a good steady boy and deserves
success.
Philo White is helping the Cook &
Arthur wood company with their port
able saw. These worthy men are ex-
tending many a comfort to our citizens
by converting their wood piles into
lengths to suit the weather.
Rev. Van Orsdel will preach in M. f.
church at Neihart Sunday morning and
evening next. Love feast at 1915 a. m.
preaching at ii with communion service
following. Evening service at 1880.
Everybody cordially invited.
The Masquerade ball took place last
night, and was a grand social event. A
great many people took part in the hill
a%rities of the occasion and spectators ex-
pressed great pleasure at the odd sights.
j. A. Wilson at the National Hotel SER
we'd a great supper. The close prox-
unity of press work prevents a detailed
account this week.
A pleasure party drove down to Yule's
ranch Thursday night and enjoyed a
splendid supper at that place. 1t was a
fine evening with the sleighing in SPLEEN
did condition. There were in the party
Mayor and Mrs. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tierney; Misses Curtis, Pierce, Murphy,
Tierney, Swingly and Mccarthy Messrs.
Condor, Sandow, Simpson, Skinner,
Pierse and McCooey.
Have you taken a chance OF the two
chair tides and one comfortable scarf
which Mrs. Henry Larson will rattle off
in a few days. Only 81 per chance
4 would be cheap-and besides, who
ever holds the lucky number, we guaran-
tee will be able to "catch" the prettiest
young lady in the town. The articles
are on exhibition at Fitzsimmons' store
Drop in and see them.
A visit to the new electric power
house yesterday was full of interest. The
power and the generators are in position.
The water motor, on account of the
extraordinary heavy pressure of the Mel
hart water works, is capable of general
ing about 100 horse power. In and
about town the wiring was complete
enough to permit the circuit being
turned on last night. A test run on
Thursday night, under the supervision
of Prof. Remington, proved quite salts
factory.
The stock of the Cornucopia Mining
company has been made assessable. 1t
is impossible to say whether the company
means to 60 to work at once, but it is
not at all impossible that they may. The
property is in excellent condition as the
company has kept a Waterman there all
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