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

CAMP NOTES.
Buy a copy Of the Souvenir.
Lots of Glendale Flour at Sweeney
Bros.
Cloaks now at cost
F. H. MEYER.
Don't forge, The Miners Union ball Of
Dec. 25.
See the beautiful display of holiday
goods at J. r. Fitzsimmous.
Lewis and Smith have a contract to
furnish wood to the Florence mine.
Miss Mccarthy has just received n fine
line of holidays goods
Rev. Noble made a trip to Monarch
this week.
Go to the Bee Hive for china ware,
glass ware and HERALD Souvenirs.
Atb II liz J IINClN
thing served in the best of order.
j.. G. Lannerberg, a practical optician
of Butte has been doing the town this
week.
Miss Sweeney of Belt, sister Of Mrs.
Joe Quirk, is visiting friends here this
week.
Harry Skinner ane family expect to
take up their residence in Great Falls in
the near future.
The M. E. church people are making
extensive preparations for a grand blow
out Xmas eve.
Everything in the line of bar and
table glassware at Miss Cox's.
Miss Mccarthy has received a large
line Of fine novelties in Christmas goods.
Call and see them.
Remember that we carry the most
complete stock of handkerchiefs, muf-
fers and kid gloves
F. H. MEYER.
Get your holiday candies and nuts at
Miss Cox's. A fine variety, choice and
fresh just received. A fresh supply OF
Omaha candies always on hand.
J. @. Wells left for Riceville Tuesday
in answe to a message announcing the
illness of his partner, MI. Rice of that
place.
Do not go out of town to buy jewelry
I will sell less than You will buy outside.
BOYD.
The Neihart Souvenir is sold on all
Montana Central trains and at Gro cketts
news sland, Great Falls.
All articles kept in a first class meat
establishment such as beef, mutton, veal,
pork, lamb and fish, bologna and dried
meats, will be found at Soul Parrys'.
The Florence again comes to the front
with a 8 cent per share dizzy for Dec.
rs, which speaks volumes for its man
agement, and proves it to be one of the
greatest producers in the country.
Pat. Lyden the murderer of Viclor Zig
at Belt, was brought up for a hearing
before Judge Benton last Friday and
was refused bail. He was turned over
to the sheriff and will have to stand
trial.
HERALD Souvenirs ON sale at the fol
lowing places: Miss Cox's news stand
Neihart; G. s. Bailey's emporium, Mel
hart; Crockett's news stand, Great Falls
and on all Montana Central trains.
Services at M. E. church by Rev. S.
g. Noble, for tomorrow are as follows
Morning service II a. IN; Sunday school
~ M: Epworth League 700 p. m;
Evening service, 1870 p. m.
E. X. Abbott departed Tuesday for
Great Falls and Helena, returning Fri
day and contrary to the expectations of
the rest of the force he looked none the
worse for the gas light excursions which
reports say he participated in.
County treasurer Allen Pierse was
called to Deer Lodge last Saturday on
account of the illness of his mother. We
are glad to learn that the lady is improv-
ing. MIR. Pierse writes that he will re-
turn home in a day Or two.-Husband-
nan
To look at the magnificent display of
toys, watches, dolls, sleds, plush goods,
silk ware, and everything imaginable in
the line of holiday goods, as suitable
Xmas. presents fer man, woman or child
or as useful articles for daily use, that J.
r. Fitzsimmons has exposed, will surely
lead you to invest.
The Catholic church of the city is ar
ranging an elegant programe for Christ.
mas eve, in which a number of rhe young
people of camp will participate. Sing.