The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-29
Pineapples, fresh and new, at BaIley's

Preston Grocery.
Visiting cards and wedding stationary
at the HERALD office.
Rev. w. w. VanOrsdel will preach in
M. E. church tomorrow.
Call on F. H. Meyer and see his new
line of clothing, shirts etc.
Chas. Crawford was doing business in
White Sulphur Springs this week.
Special Sale prices on white embroi-
dered dress patterns, at Fitzsimmons'.
Mrs. E. S. Wyman returned yesterday
from a visit with relatives in Miles, la.
Rev. Lawrence Carlson held Lutheran
service in the M. E. church last evening.
Ice cream made in any quantity and
on short notice when ordered at the Bee
Hive.
Walter Harper, travelling for a pub
fishing house in Frisco, was in Neihart
this week.
If you are going to travel get a trunk
or valise and new suit. Very cheap, at
Fitzsimmons'.
DIR. CarskaddOn has an enviable repu-
tatlon for skill and proficiency in all
lines of dentistry.
You can get ice cream every day by
the dish or quantity at the Bee Hive
ice cream parlors.
Mark Skinner assisted the State Bank
of Neihart early this week in the absence
of Cashier Condor.
Crescent Creamery Co.'S eggs, the finest
in the market for 90 cents per dozen at
the Preston Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy have returned to
their old home in the province of Que
bee, to visit for the summer.
First-class creamery butter, 80 cents
per pound; cooking butter 20 cents per
pound at the Preston Grocery.
A. J. Briggs was in Neihart the great
er part of the past fortnight attending
to assessment work upon his claims.
Harry Baker was badly hurt yesterday
near Jericho by being thrown from his
wagon. We have not heard the particu-
lars.
We will have our soda fountain run
ming Tuesday. We will serve all kinds
of soft drinks-lemonade, ice cream soda
ETC., at the Bee Hive.
Castle is enjoying an impetus in min
ing business since the talk of a railroad
has resumed. Every foot of available
ground is being located.
The opening Of the Free Coinage no.
tel last night was attended by much
joy. The ball given by the popular
proprietors was a happy social event.
People in need of dentistry may safely
trust such work to the skill of DR.. Car
skaddon. He will be at the Frisco,
Monday. and his prices are reasonable.
Dir. J. X. Carskaddon, the popular
dentist, will he in Neihart next Monday
and we take pleasure in thus notifying
the public. He will remain for one
week only and it behooves those desiring
the aid of a dentist to give him a call.
Hon. f. Boyce, of Wardner. Idaho,
general organizer of the western fedora
ton of miners, came into camp yester-
day to examine into our local condition,
and to see the town. Mr.. Boyce is a
state senator in Idaho, and stands high
in labor circles.
The combination Of side-splitting,
laughter-producing, soul-convulsing,
rip roaring comedians passing under the
@sonorous title of the Electric Four Com
edy company showed in town this week.
Those who were unable to enjoy the ex-
cellent performance may learn full par
%ticulars by inquiring at the Miner office.
l.. Harrison of Neihart and J. X. Clark
of Great Falls passed through Lewis
town Saturday last en- quite for Maiden.
The gentlemen have made an arrange
ment with the old Maginnis Mining Co.,
under which they will leach the tailings
of the company's mill at Maiden by the
C yanide process. Operations will COM
mence at once.-Argus.
VIM. Cragg and Ed Moore are work
ing the Homestead lode, the property of
the former. 1t is situated on Belt creek
a short distance above town. 1t is a
gold property, assays having been OBJ
tanned which show $27 to the ton. They
are driving a crosscut tunnel, and are al
ready about Is feet in the hill. They
expect to strike the vein in a distance
of about 20 feet.
Jay Walker has presented his friends,