The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-09
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Howe's octogon steel Sc per pound at
Gregg Bros.
Firemen's meeting next Wednesda Y
eve at Crawford's hall.
The younger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Oden is quite i'll.
Mems, Women's, and child's shoes a
large stock on hand at F. II. Meyers.
George Pattengale and family returnrd
from the Falls on last Wednesdays
train.
A. H%eidenrich and II. Westgard have
embarked in the wood and dray bust
ness.
Do not delay buying your cloaks,
there are only Il few left.
+. III. MEYER.
Chas. Black and Thos Rothwell have
about completed their representing on
Carpenter creek.
Tom McGrath and Jack Ferreday got
back this week from a trip into the Jul
dith country.
Geo. f. Nichols and wife are residents
of camp, having taken up quarters in
the Murphy cottage.
Frank Servoss, who formerly ran a
restaurant here, is now working for the
Great Northern r. r.
. j. S. Mclaughlin returned Monday
from a two weeks visit and business
trip to Helenn and vicinity.
Fifty stoves at Gregg Bros, cheaper
than they have ever been known
before. Take a look at them.
The Frisco hotel has been repainted
and repaired in a manner that makes it
a handsome and attractive house.
Henry Danilson paid Neihart a visit
Monday Of this week. He reports bus
mess as good in the camp of Belt.
Next Sabbath Rev. w. w. VanOrsdel
will visit Neihart and will take his place
in the services of the NJ. E. church.
Frank Edwards who is now repairing
the Judge hotel, has just returned from
a visit to his brother on the north fork
of Smith river.
Frank Marion was in camp a few days
the first of the week. He is a prominent
officer and STOCKHOLDERS in the st. James
Consolidated mining company.
We advise all our readers to attend
the A. 0. L. w. dance of November %.
Supper at the National hotel and every
thing gotten up in piccadilly order.
Editor Bole and wife Of Great Falls
and the editor of the HERALD were en-
tertained at tea Wednesday evening at
the very pleasant home of Editor Nit
chell and wife, Fest Main.
Miss Ida Sutton visited friends and
relatives in Neihart Sunday, coming on
horseback over the range from her school
IN Sheep creek. Miss Sutton is sue
ceeding well in her pedagogical efforts.
d. j. Condor has gone to st. Paul
where he will be married next Wednes-
day to Miss Kenkel, the handsome and
accomplished sistor of John E. Kenkel
of Great Falls. Good luck t. the jour
ncy.
The advance guard of the railroad
force is at last above the canyon and in a
shot time the weather permitting the
entire grading force will be strung along
Sixteen Mile within easy reach of this
Observation-Disclosures.
II otPtN " itiuNdlC vi L = w dCh-
erlin & Co. has been shipped to Great
Falls, consigned to the Western Hard
ware company of that place. The
building in which business was con-
Quoted has gone into the hands of the
Conrad Bros.
Nov. %, Thanksgiving day, the A. O.
U. w. will give a grand ball. Dec. 10,
a grand masquerade ball will be given in
hall, and Dec. 25, the Miners
Union will give a grand masquerade
ball. Social events at Neihart are on
the up grade.
J. f. Walton the manager of the
Montana Electric Belt & Appliance Co.
with headquarters at Great Falls, was in
the city this week, soliciting trade and
in the town in general. Mr..
is an ex-railroad man and is
quite well known amongst the "~rolling
stock" fraternity.
Services next Sabbath in the Method
list church. Love feast 10 to II, preech-
ing services from II to 12; Sabbath
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