The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-05-04
Campbell'S Drug Store.
For
PAINTING, DECORATING,
PAPER HANGING,
c. w. WHITM0RE.
CAMP NOTES.

CAmF NOIES.
Fire department meets next Tuesday
night.
Did you see the Georgia Mlnstrels
last night?
Go to Amsden's barber shop for work
in the BARRIERS line.
Harry Skinner has just started for a
two weeks trip to Everett, Wash.
Wild plum blossom, Baldwin's leading
perfume-at Campbelrs drug store.
For rent, nice three room house; for
particulars inquire at National Hotel.
S. F. Shannon, agent for California
giant powder went out on the last train.
Coins financial series can be obtained
at Campbell's drug store. You should
read them.
Evening parties supplied with the
very best of music. See Falkenstein
and McCleary.
The musicians to play for evening par
ties, socials and dances are Falkenstien
& McCleary. Give them a call.
Mrs. r. G. Vaughn and children are
visiting her mother Mrs. A. J. Vance at
Great Falls. She is expected to return
Monday.
Fishing is the order of the day in
Neihart, the boys generally going down
as far as Jericho and then working up.
The sport is said to be pretty good in
that direction.
The new Butte city directory contains
1913 names, or 365 more than the issue
of two years ago. There are 16S Sulli-
vans, 1913 Smiths, 106 Murphies, 70 Har-
ringtons and 40 Millers in the list.
Thos. Westgard of the HERALD re-
turned from his eastern trip Monday and
the ladies of camp are happy again.
Tom was accompanied upon his return
trip by his brother Hans Westgard who
will spend IA season at Neihart.
The Odd Fellows of camp celebrated
the 95 anniversary of their organization
last Friday night. A, 0. U. w. hall
was brightly lighted for the occasion,
and the members with their ladies pass
ed the evening in social pleasure. Mus
ic was supplied by professors Falkenstein
& McCleary. The HERALD acknowledges
courtesies from the committee of arrange
ments in connection with the happy
affair.
w. L. Shanks, while driving in from
his ranch Monday, saw a new device for
locomotien., A traveller had fixed up two
wheels of a cart, carrying a sail, and the
wind was taking him down the road at
a rapid rate. The sail cart is not a thing
of beauty, but it serves its purpose and is
far ahead of walking. The inventive gen
ius at the helm is a stranger h~ereabouts,
whence he came and whittier he was 90
ing being unknown.-Big Timber Pion-
eer.
1t is said a man who won't take a pa
per because he can borrow one has inven-
ted a machine by which he can cook his
meals by the smoke from his neighbours
chimney. This same fellow sits in the
back pew in church to save interest on
his contribution, and is always borrowing
a ride to town to save wear and tear of
his W horsefiesh. Yes, we know him.
He is first cousin to the man who never
winds up his watch for fear of breaking
the spring.-Benson (Minn.) Monitor.
E. S. Wyman, the efficient and ac-
commodating station agent here sold
tickets to Mrs. Brand and Miss Mary
Schwerdt through to East Dubuque
Iowa, Thursday, checking their baggage
through to that place. This new de-
parture by which passengers may pur-
chase tickets to any place in the Union
or Canada is one of the most welcome
changes made upon this road for many
a day, and the travelling public is glad
to be relieved of the annoyance gener-
ally attendant upon changing cars, and
checking and rechecking baggage.