The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-01-12

waste-if not to seed.
The HERALD is sold on Montana Cen
trail trains, and at Crockett's news stand.
Main street, Great Falls.
The Home restaurant has the best
cook in Montana. Now is the time to
get your moneys worth.
Hon. d. E. Folsom has left his White
Sulphur Springs home to take up his
legislative duties at Helena.
At least fifteen hundred people have
asked why LeMunyon didn't come. Who
says advertising doesn't pay.
Miss Cox is about to receive the finest
supply of stationery and writing mater
ials ever received in the town.
Cook and Arthur can do the wood act
to perfection. They'll saw wood at
your door at reasonable prices.
DR.. Pelzer is here for a week attending
to professional business. He is a dem
fist of rare ability and experience.
A little jealousy on the part of a Ger
tain bartender in Neihart led to a lively
little serenade one night this week.
DR.. B. F. Sandow returned Wednes-
day from a business trip to Helena and
Butte. He appears in his usual genial
mood.
T. D. Murphy is back from the coun-
ty seat to his old stamping ground. A
%jollier or better natured fellow never
lived.
VIM. Munroe has been suddenly called
to the bedside of his mother who is re-
ported dying at her home in Union
Grove, Wis.
Ye editors are invited to dinner to-
morrow afternoon, which goes to prove
that woes are not all a journalist knows.
Hungry is no name for present conditions,
but tomorrow -
VIM. Larkin of Kibbcy, hearing that
his brother James was sick at Neihart,
came up Wednesday to see him. As the
brother is not seriously sick Billie re-
turned next day to his home.
The second masquerade ball of the
season has practically been decided on
Mrs. Sprague will manage the affair,
which is ut the request of the Jolly Boys
club. 1t will be held about one month
hence.
Jno. r.. Fitzsimmons has rented the
room just vacated by B. B. Cook, and
has connected it with his store by means
OF an immense arch. This gives his gen
eral store nearly 1000 feet of floor space
allows the increase of stock to double
its present size and furnishes by far the
largest store Neihart has ever seen.
A son was born and they wired the
good news to the absent father. He tele-
graphed back: "Hurrah! l am experien-
cling the greatest JOY of my life" A few
days later he returned home and met
with a freezing reception. He insisted
on an explanation and they showed him
the telegram they had received from him.
1t read: "Hurrah l am experiencing the
greatest jag of my life"
VIM. Harrison made a flying trip to
the Falls Tuesday to perfect arrange
ments for his early induction as man.
ager of the Milwaukee house. Will. is
a hotel keeper by trade. He will under
take the management of this popular
hotel under very favorable conditions,
and we predict for him the best of sue
cess. He expects to move the family to
that place on or about the first of next
month.
Edward S. Remington of Chicago
an electrician of considerable experience,
having been connected with the electric
works in that city, was in Neihart this
week, examining the plans and opera
lions of the Neihart Electric company as
work upon the new power plant pro-
crosses. Mr.. Remington is a very agree
able gentleman, and thorough in his pro-
fession, and we are pleased to state that
he may conclude to locate here.
Miss Pierce of Minneapolis, who has
been engaged to teach the primary de-
partment of the Neihart schools, arrived
Wednesday of this week and assumed
the duties of her Office the following
morning. She is pleasing in manner,
possessed of many rare accomplishments,
and having had considerable experience
in primary teaching we predict for her a
large measure of success. She is a sister
to Mrs. Dan. F. Smith of Barker, known
to many of the people here.
Bro. r. N. Sutherlin of the Husband
man passed through Neihart Thursday
enroute to the farmers convention at
Great Falls. These brothers started the
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