The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-01-05

Bailey has opened his new stock of
winter apples at the Beehive. The fin
est ever put on the market at $i.aO and
$500 per box.
Mrs. J. L. Neihart visited her daugh-
tiers, the Misses Sutton, at ST. Vincent
academy holiday week. The girls are
well and enjoying their term at school
very much.
Oysters and mince meats-finest in
the land, at Marelius'. Fish and all
kinds of sausages. There is nothing in
the butchers line he can not supply at
prices to suit all.
Jonathan McAssey came up to Mel
hart on business Monday remaining over
till Thursday. John is an aggressive
and public spirited man and we are al
ways glad to zee him about the place.
The Broadwater ore bins were all full
Thursday, causing a necessary closing of
the slopes until the bins are emptied.
The bad condition of roads and conse-
quent delay to teams caused the trouble.
Get your stationery, school supplies,
glass ware and notions at Bailey's where
YOU get a chance on a fine silver tea set
worth $500 with every 25 cents worth
of goods you purchase. The Beehive
store.
We have just received a fine lot of
new material for doing all kinds of plain
and fancy binding at this Office. Bring
OH your magazines and let us add a few
more neatly bound volumes to your
library.
VIM. Gay the desperate has been land
ed safely in the county Jail there to
await trial for the murder of James
Mackey. He says Gross did the deed.
Let us hope that justice will be dealt in
this case.
The HERALD received this week the
largest as we'll as the finest stock of full
size sheets of blotting paper ever brought
to Neihart. We can give you almost
any color you desire. Now is the time
to get a new cover for your writing desk
The Miner is right about that can of
kerosene that was stolen from the hose
house. Whoever would steal from the
town of Neihart under its present finan-
cial strain might be suspected of scrap
ing up fly specks and selling them fol
ground pepper.
Robert Lamb of Monarch came ul
last Monday and remained long enough
to see the old year pull its freight. He
says Monarch is liable to take a boom
most any time, and that as sure as she
does, she will make Neihart one Of hel
sooberbs before she stops.
James Chamberlain and Fred Danzel
have resigned off the city council at thu
Springs, and John Potter and James J
OMAR have been appointed in theil
places. J. d. Shorey, ]. II. Anderson
Ed league and f. NJ. Edwards are thu
remaining members, with A. Boungard
mayor.
Mike Sumo an experienced hotel MAJ
with headquarters now at Gardiner
Mont, was in Neihart a few days thi
week looking after certain claims he ha
in this section. He appears in his usua
health and promises to stay in the gam
as longas his chips hold out. Befor
returning home he honored the HERALl
office with a friendly call.
Michael Gurnett will be deputy sher
if at Townsend under the Mcknight ad
ministration. Chas. Murray of Town
send has been appointed under sheri1
and at Neihart w. S. Jennings has bee
appointed deputy. For Mr.. Jenning
we can say that his appointment is bot
just and wise. He is level headed, az
gressive, and m%eritorious. He will Civ
good attention to the duties of the offic,
His appointment is Endorsed by til
best citizens OF all parties.
At the Beehive store where a tlckt
was given with each 10 cent purchas
during holiday week, the prizes we
: drawn rs follows: Katie Sweeney, ticl
ct 21O, drew the large doll, and Free
johnson, ticket 3O4, drew the hand sle'
The drawing was conducted by placin
J, cards, corresponding in number to til
| tickets, in a box with a sealed cove
After shaking it thoroughly, MARCEL
Swingley, with eyes blindfolded brob
: the paper seal and drew out the winnin
tickets as stated above.
Miss Lucy Roehl is one of the brigh'
. and attractive young ladies of cam
Her parents have lately decided to sen
her for another term to the Academy
the Sacred Heart, neal Montreal, Can
for which place she expects to start in