The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-06
W. ID. Graham has returned to Lump.

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65s.
Politics are getting roaringly quiet i
this hemisphere.
Mrs. E. j.. Sanford is visiting friend.
in and about Kibbey.
Rev. Father Dolls of Great Falls wa
in Neihart Wednesday.
Don't forget to see what Carnochal
has to say on our fourth page.
j. S. Boyer and family of Belt are pre-.
pairing to remove to Minnesota.
1t is rumorcd that the ladies of CAM
will take quite an active part in the
school election today.
A full line of general toilet, transpar-
ent, CASTLE, shaving and medical soaps
at Campbell's drug store.
Misses Ida and May Sutton returned
home Wednesday from Il term at St.
Vincent Acadamy, Helena.
Dominick O'Donnell cousin of the
late Peter O'Donnell is confined to his
bed with an attack of pneumonia.
If you don't read anything else in this
paper read Campbell's new ad and see
what he has to say for your benefit. He
knows what he is talking about.
Sheriff Mcleod of Belt was shot and
dangerously wounded last week by one
whom he attempted to arrest. His con
dition at last reports was critical.
Completeness of stock in variety and
detail makes us confident of IL ability
to please you.
CAMPBELL's DRUG STORE.
Jos. schwerdt, registry agent, predicts
the vote for next Mondays election will
be quite light. But the register will
doubtless be swelled considerably to
day.
Don't forget that Fitzsimmons is still
in the ring and take advantage of his
special cash sales. He's selling below
cost right now. See his ad on our first
page.
The HERALD office was scrubbed out
this week. Windows were cleaned and
wood work was polished. 1t is the first
occurrence of the kind on record and it
is worthy of note that the boys in the
shop had to wear smoked goggles for
three days after the remarkable event.
The locomotive ran off an open switch
in the freight yard here Tuesday morn
ing which delayed the regular trains de-
parture about four hours. Abont 100
faithful citizens stood near by the ma
chine, and assisted the railroad men all
they could by industriously grunting all
the while, and thus the work was greatly
facilitated.
Geo. l.. Hillyer, manager of the
troupe of players who will show here
next week, spent the past two days in
camp. He is a most genial gentleman,
and possesses qualities for rustling
which are calculated to draw the whole
town to his play. He gives his word
that the company he represents is the
best that ever visited the town.
Allen Pierse is booming the A. O. U.
w. in White Sulphur Springs. Since he
entered the office of county treasurer
lodge at that place has experienced a
renewal of life, and has held a grand
blowout. 1t vas given in the Higgins
house, Judge Badger acting as master of
ceremonies. AL. is not we'll when he is
not talking for the A. o. U. w.
The Hillyer Company of players who
will appear i'll our city Wed. Thur. and
Fri, April l0-l1 and II will cndeav-
or to give us an entire change of pro-
gram each night, opening with the
powerful emotional drama Camille"
No piece was ever written which so tries
the dramatic powers of woman as this,
the masterpiece of Alexander Dumas.
Miss Mable Switzerland has played the
part of Camille for the past three years,
improving in the part at every perform
ance, until her rendition of the character
is considered to be well nigh perfect.
This piece will be followed by the cele-
comedy entitled "a Dress Re-
hearsal," introducing songs, dances,
specialties, funny characters and laugh
able dialogue, surrounding a plot of
yet absurd situations. A Dress
Rehearsal, will be followed by the laugh
light comedy drama entitled "All
that glitters is not gold," which holds
audience by a strong beautiful plot,
yet filled with songs, comedy and funny
situations, giving every member of the
company, an opportunity to display
their talent. Don't miss this, the dra-
matte event of the season.
Secure reserved seats early at Eitzim