The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22
CAMP NOTES.

Jay Walker is visiting his brother in
Diamond.
A fine line of cigars is carried at the
Preston Grocery.
Lawyer J. W. Stanton, of the Falls,
was in camp this week.
Ice cream made in any quantity and
on short notice when ordered at the Bee
Hive.
Pat. Kelly Of the Falls, train master
for the Montana Central. paid Neihart a
visit this week.
You can get ice cream every day by
the dish or quantity at the Bee Hive
ice cream parlors.
Miss Flora Gervais of Monarch visited
her young friend, Miss Rose Landry of
Neihart this week.
Crescent Creamery Co.'S eggs, the finest
in the market for 20 cents per dozen at
the Preston Grocery.
j. ii. Freeman, of Castle, was in town
the early part of the week, greeting his
many friends.-News.
First-class creamery butter, 30 cents
per pound; cooking butter 20 cents per
pound at the Preston Grocery.
Miss S. E. Curtis went to Barker
Thursday to visit Miss Murphy, who
closed her term of school yesterday.
Mrs. David Sweeney, accompanied by
her two neices, Iva and Inez Boland
started Friday for a brief visit to her
parent in Minnesota.
Go to the Bee Hive ice cream parlors.
You can get The finest ice cream, or
Strawberries and cream, or peaches and
cream, at 15c per dish.
E. L. Murphy, w. H. Brown, and other
of Neihart's young men are getting ready
to make a trip to Trail Creek, B. c.,
where a mining boom is expected.
Mrs. Geo. Roehl starts next week for
Montreal, Can, to visit her daughter
Lucy now attending the Academy of the
Sacred Heart. She will be gone two or
three weeks.
The choicest line of coffees in the city
is carried by the Preston Grocery. Java
Blend, three pounds for ST.; Java &
Mocha, forty cents per pound; Chase &
Sanborn's Java & Mocha coffee in two
pound cans.
Ole Grendal made a business trip to |
Barker Sunday last and returned Tues
day. He contemplates going out to the
Middle Fork soon, where his mines are
located, and will spend the summer do
ing development work. Ole'll wear
diamonds yet.
A. J. Briggs has been up from his
ranch near Kibbey for the last two weeks
doing some development work on his
property OF Snow Creek. Mr.. Briggs
contemplates spending some time pro-
specting the surface of this property
thoroughly which so far has never been
done.
Frank Phelps of the Springs, has just
received a new barrel of California Claret,
which is said to be very fine. We have
always considered Mr.. Phelps one of the
foremost men of the county, and if he
will send us a bottle of that claret we
will write his virtues in words that will
be remembered in history and be sung
to his praise forever more. Such puffs
do not come gratis to every man.
An cratic and ancient drummer of the
female persuasion supposedly, did the
city Wednesday in the button line, says
the Havre Herald. She did it plenty;
she did it with dispatch, and she did it
artistically. The rolicking ease and
rampant rapldity with which she tackled
on buttons on any part of of ones preci-
Gus personality was a caution, and made
tailors and seamstresses turn as green
with envy as the greenest grass that
grows. While not a few of the %sterner
sex became ticklish when she was oper-
ating on them, she did not, but upon the c
other hand assured them one and all '
that she would not hurt them or change :
their sex or nationality. She did a very s
successful days business and brave men t
rest easier now that she is not one of |
their number. h