The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-12-28

Cox's. 35c a copy, three for 81.
James Mcintosh is returning from
Cripple creek.
Drop in at Metzger's and examine
their line of gents furnishing goods.
Have YOU seen the new arrivals in
AZ
F. H. MEYERS.
Fitzsimmons has the largest display
of holiday goods ever shown in Neihart.
Mrs. J. N. Sturgeon was 4 guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. TT. Bemis of Belt this
week.
Look owe the magnificent display of
Chinaware, fancy and plain. at Miss
CoX's.
Before purchasing elsewhere call at
Fitzsimmons, he carries the largest stock
and sells the cheapest of any in the city.
Prepare for cold weather and get your
self a set of iurs and Il muff or felt
shoes.
F. H. MEYER.
Go to Sweeney Bros. for anything you
need in the line of ammunition. They
can supply you.
If you are at a loss what to buy for
a Xmas present call at the brick block
and see
+. II. MEYER.
Earnest Close and VIM. Rothwell re-
turned from Butte last Wednesday, where
they have been working for the past
month.
Jack Mcdowell a former resident cf
this place, is now engaged in the bag
gage and transfer business between Belt
and Great Falls.
The largest stock of toys, dolls. sleds,
juvenile books and all kinds of Christ
mas novelties at the Bee Hive. G.. s.
Bailey, proprietor.
Sweeney Bros. have just received a
carload of the celebrated Glendale flour
which they are selling at the lowest price
and in any quantities.
We are asked to tell what a living
picture Is. We give it up, unless it is
a woman wrapped in thought and sitting
in a frame of mind.--Hell Box.
Call in and get a dozen copies of the
HERALD Souvenir, which is going like
hot cakes. You can not send your
friends a nicer or better present.
John Banner, the affable proprietor of
the Neihart Restaurant invites the pub
lie to participate in a grand turkey and
oyster eating contest to take place in his
parlors during the Holidays.
Edward Lackie of Wolf creek is So
journing briefly with his sister Mrs. Ed.
More at Neihart. Mr.. Lackie is a husky,
strong boy of his age and his last sum-
mer was spent riding the range and pun
ching cows in the Shonkin country.
Services at NJ. E. church by Rev. S.
&. Noble, for tomorrow are as follows
Morning service II II. m; Sunday school
IL m. Epworth League ZOO p. m.
Evening service, 7 80 p. NJ. Subject for
the morning Service-Looking back
ward. Subject for the evening Service,
What thinks you of Christ. All are in
vited.
Allen Pierse, Meagher county's affa-
BILE and efficient treasurer, was called to
Deer Lodge suddenly on the 18th by the
serious illness of his mother. Passenger
train No. / was six hours late on this
date and Mr.. Piersc had that much Of a
stay in Townsend, which he employed in
hand shaking, and short visits with his
many friends. He informs us that the
delinquent tax list is small this year and
that our county is slowly gaining in fin
ancial affairs.-Messenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miebach, Mrs. Greedy,
Miss Lilley, Robt. Lamb, and Joseph
Lamb and others of Monarch took in the
school entertainment at Yule's last Fri
day night. Mrs. Rice and son, of Rice
Vile, Miss Mcdonald of Arminoton, and
Mrs. J. w. Schmidt of Belt were also
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Yule, assisted
by the charming daughter Miss Mamie
did themselves proud in making the oc-
casion enjoyable.
For a sight to please the eye see the
interior of Soule g. Parry's meat market.
The racks and blocks are loaded down
with fine fat beef, pork and mutton,
neatly arranged, and ornamented by fes-
toons of evergreens. Chickens, turkey,
and the festive links of sausage hang in
profusion, and an ice box in tho center
Of the room groans with its load of fish
and oysters. Soule s. Parry are well up