The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-27
Campbell'S Drug Store.
PAINTING, DECORATING,
PAPER HANGING,
c. w. MORE.
CAMP NOTES.

CAMP
Tuesday evening.
Silver meeting Tuesday.
Have you cleaned up your back yard?
AL Percy returned to Neihart on Mon
days train.
Go to Amsden's barber shop for work
in the BARRIERS line.
James Mathews of Great Falls paid
Neihart a visit this week.
Meats of all descriptions at Brand &
Soule's. Poultry, oysters and fish.
For rent, nice three room house; for
particulars inquire at National Hotel.
AL Hockett of Barker intends moving
his saloon TO Yogo in the near future.
Silver is our theme and lex Tuesday
night the meeting. Don't forget the
date.
Give your yard its annual renovation
then go to the silver meeting Tuesday
evening.
Reserved seats to the silver meeting
can be had upon application to the man
on top of Old Badly.
The Milwaukee house in Great Falls
is the place to stop. Harrison and
Wagner are the hostl to please the pub
lie.
Alex Fairgreive has been elected pres
ident of the Belt Creek Miners Union
vice President Breen resigned.-Belt
Times.
Walker e. Mccormick have bought the
Wolf ranch in Belt park and have already
planned extensive Improvements upon
the same.
Thos. Campbell has been quite sick
this week, but is up and about at this
writing. He suffered from an acute
form of tonsilitis.
Jonathan McAssey has completed con-
siderable improvement about his resid-
ence and will move his family" up from
Great Falls in Il few days.
Miss Mary Hamilton accompanied her
brother-in-law, VIM. Harrison, to Great
Falls Monday. She will make her home
with her sister at that place.
The departure of Mr.. E. S. Remington
from camp is much to be regretted. As
foreman of the electric works here he has
proved himself competent for the sit and
Il perfect gentleman in every particular.
Homer Thomas spent II few days on
his Belt park ranch this week. lie is
preparing for an extensive hay harvest
the coming summer. He has put up a
comfortable dwelling on the ranch and
thinks of removing his family thither for
a brief season when summer arrives.
The HERALD mistakenly reported that
Charles Swanson's new child was a girl,
born on the first of April. 1T was really
a boy, and born on the second. There
is no excuse for the editor who will try
to perpetrate an April fool joke on a
total stranger that has so lately come to
town.
Brand, Soule and Parry, the energetic
firm OF butchers, have secured a priv
ilege by which they can supply a life
size portrait, with each $40 worth of
goods purchased of the Neihart Meat Co.
These portraits are enlarged from photos
which the customer furnishes, and are
guaranteed to give satisfaction. The
work Is done by Fosters Art college, in
st. Louis.
G.. X. Cunningham, representing "Mon-
tana illustrated arrived yesterday from
Great Falls. The intention of the pub
Usher is to devote the June issue to Nei-
hart putting in from one to three pages
of illustrations of the town, showing the
prominent points of this city to the best
advantage. We bespeak for Mr.. Cum
ningham, a liberal patronage. The
magazine is a work of art we'll worth the
price, 81 per year, and in addition a
beautiful souvenir which can be seen at
the Frisco hotel will be given to every
subscriber.