The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-06

hall.
Horace Savage has gone for a trip to
Grass Valley, Calf.
Correct to the letter-the stationery at
Campbell's drug store.
Hugh J. Leroy of Monarch was in
town on business this week.
Reserved seats for Hillyer's company
of players, 81 at Fitzsimmon's.
Mrs. F. M. Lepper and children are
visiting friends in Fort Benton.
Meats of all descriptions at Brand &
Soule's. Poultry, oysters and fish.
Miss Mae Finnegan is engaged to ope-
rate a typewriter at the State Bank of
Neihart.
Mark Amsden is a first-class artist
when it comes to repairing a gentle
mans face.
Geo. W. Brown lately got back from
a business trip to Helena and White
Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. r. H. Bemis visited her husband
at Belt Sunday of this week. She ex-
poets soon to move to tina. place.
The HERALD office has been equipped
with a new broom and a fresh set of
cuspidores.-Have you seen them?
Edward S. Remingto electrician in
charge of the works here, came back
this week from a trip to Great Falls.
Frank Lepper who has been for some
years in charge of Nathan's clothing
clothing store here went to Great Falls
Tuesday.
The Union bakery has opened its
doors opposite Campbell's drug store,
j.. Henry Danilson, proprietor. Henry
can do the bakers act to the queens '
taste.
Miss Curtis, superintendent Of schools
for the county, drove to White Sulphur !
Springs Tuesday, to attend to the spring
work in connection with her office. !
She will be gone a month or two and
will hold examinations for teachers.
Miss Mabel Southerlend, leading lady !
with Hillyer's company of players, is
an artist who has made a national re- :
putation, playing dearest" with Little
Lord Fauntleroy, the lead with Ole :
Oleson, Lewis Morrison, Clint Ford,
Bobby Gaylor and others.
Ed. Silks, who has resided at Neihart .
for the last five or six years, returned
this week from an extended trip through .
out Montana, and the Fest, going as far
as Chicago, and st. Louis. He says the
belt of business depression reaches both .
those cities and that the east is generally :
"looking down."
Engine 1S on the Montana Central +
which ran out of Neihart Tuesday was r
so belated that it did not reach Great 9
Falls till 5 a. m. rext day. On account q
OF this delay, the Wednesday train was '
pulled in by engine 302, Anderson riding. +
Bordner and number Is aid over at the :
Falls for a rest. g,
T. B. Gregg desires us to say that he
declines to have his name appear as a
candidate for school trustee. This lin e
its the choice so far as we can learn to t
any two of the following: Geo. Bulge, +
Isaac Mayer, ]. l.. Neihart and Pat. l.
Sweeney. Certainly this list contains h
good enough men for anybody. C
A meeting of trustees of the Railroad =
townsite company was held Friday
night last. E. A.. Shaw was elected v
president; r. Bennett, vice president; I
Dan. J. Condor, secretary and treasurer. O
A committee on constitution and by G
laws was named as follows Alex Wright
J. L. Neihart, E. X. Abbott. Stock in \
the company is on the rise. t
Mrs. A. F. Fowler, Mrs. Ida Mcneil ,
and daughter Miss Ella, removed Tues :
day to Townsend to make that place !.
their future home. Mr.. Fowler has Sc
cured a large contract to haul ore from !.
the Saint Louis mines to Townsend, and =
now has a number of heavy teams on the ,
road. This estimable family have resid- !,
ed at Neihart for some years, and their :,
departure is a source of regret to their :
many friends. We wish them every sue
cess in their new field. :
The town of Belt, according to the a
Times, is to have a water works system. t
If the figures furnished by the Times are t
to be relied upon, the reservoir will hold y
at least twice as much as a Montana s
Central water tank, and will be C
placed on a high bluff west of, and 400 t
feet above the town. Water will be n
supplied to the reservoir by & inch