The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-12-21

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Cox's. 35c a copy, three for 81.
Drop in at Metzger's and examine
their line of gents furnishing goods.
B. B. Cook came up from the Falls
last week returning Tuesday.
Secure your Christmas goods of Fitz-
simmons.
J. c. f. Barker came up from the Falls
last Monday.
Have you seen the new arrivals in
o%vercoats at
F. H. MEYERS.
Fitzsimmons has the largest display
of holiday goods ever shown in Neihart.
Duncan Mcdonald returned Tuesday
from a weeks %sojourn in the Falls,
Before purchasing elsewhere call at
Fitzsimmons, he carries the largest stock
and sells the cheapest of any in the city.
John Bell and family accompanied by
Miss Lulu Martin have returned from
Great Falls.
Prepare for cold weather and get your
self a set Of turs and a muff or felt
shoes.
F. II. MEYER.
Alex Yule, mayor of Yuleville, near
Neihart spent a few days in camp this
week.-Belt Times.
Look over the magnificent display of
Chinaware, fancy and plain. at Miss
Cox's.
Go to Sweeney Bros. for anything you
need in the line Of ammunition. They
can supply you.
Hugo Mathews, who formerly con
Quoted a liquor store near the Frisco
hotel is now engaged in the liquor bus
mess at Great Falls.
Miss Rhoda Picrse who formerly
taught school here has been engaged to
teach at Belt.
If you are at q loss what to buy for
a Xmas present call at the brick block
and see
F. II. MEYER.
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.
Sweeney Bros. have just received IA
carload of the celebrated Glendale flour
which they are selling at the lowest price
and in any quantities.
The largest stock Of toys, dolls. sleds,
juvenile books and all kinds of Christ
mas novelties at the Bee Hive. G.. S.
Bailey, proprietor.
The Neihart people who attended the
dance at Y~uleville last night report hav-
ing had an excellent time. Good music
was in attendance, and the supper served
was simply superb.
Chas. Braman left last Friday for a
flying trip to his old home, Owing to
business he expects to be back by the
first accompanied by his wife who has
been making a visit there for the past
month.
Mrs. J.R. Fitzsimmons, wife of the
we'll known merchant of Nethart. who
has been i'll at Columbus hopital, in this
city, for several weeks. is slowly recovo-
ering.-Tribune.
Jack Harley, an old prospector in the
Belt mountains. we'll bnown all over
Montana, who has been ill with cancer
at Columbus hospital for the last three
months, is very low.-Tribune.
Miss Murphy returned from Barker
Tuesday where she has just closed a sue
cessful term of school. She will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. T. f. Healey.-
Belt Times.
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.
Tony Seifert left on the coach Wed
nesday morning and will take the Great
Northern at Benton for Glencoe, Mimi,
where he goes in response to a telegram
announcing the serious illness of his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Democrat.
The O'Malley comedians played here
Thursday and Friday nights of this week.
While preceded by a reputation which
if sustained would ensure their success
the troupe, individually and collectively
surpassed the expectations of the aud
fence and treated its patrons to rare wit,
first class acting, and an able perfor-
nance throughout. The three-act com