The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-09
CAMP NOTES.

Stove pipe, 15c per joint at Gregg
Bros.
Miss May Fickes is visiting relatives
in Great Falls.
Harry J. Skinner returned Wednesday
from the east.
Go to Metzger's for fresh groceries
and provisions.
E. A, Wayne has moved his family to
Missoula county.
Sleighing parties are the popular
thing at Neihart.
Mems furnishing goods at Great Falls
prices at Metzger's.
jerks Barker looked in on the great
coal camp last week.
7. NJ. Lowry of Butte was inspecting
his interests in camp this week.
You will find just what you need at
the Bee Hive bargain counter.
John r. Fitzsimmons was a visitor to
Belt last week returning Monday.
When you go hunting don't forget the
large stock of ammunition at Sweeney
Bros.
Mrs. Sprague was looking after her
business interests in Belt the first of the
week.
A large assortment of Felt shoes and
slippers just received
F. H.MEYER.
Go to Sweeney Bros. for anything you
need in the line of ammunition. They
can supply you.
Meyers and Wilson are repairing their
building situated next door to Geo. L..
McGibbon's office.
Geo. Croft was over from Barker We'd
nesday purchasing a pair of bob-sled for
the winter hauling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Nichols have
taken up their residence in one of Ed.
Murphy's cottages.
VIM. Cox leasing on the Mountain
Chief has just shipped a car of very
rich ore to the Great Falls smeltcr.
Sweeney Bros have just received a
large stock of all kinds of ammunition
and are selling the same at bedrock
prices.
Miss Murphy is succeeding well with
her term teaching the Barker school, and
Miss Pierce has begun directing the
youthful philosophers at Monarch.
A fine Lenox quadruple plated silver
set to be given away at the Bee Hive.
Every 25c. purchase gives you a chance.
Call and see the premium.
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 Soule and Parrys'.
Game and oysters in season.
A grand masquerade ball will be given
at Crawford's hall on the 10 of Dec.
Suits can be secured at Bailey,s store, go
early and get your pick.
A little bit the best wild pasturage
in the country. Pasturage for cattle
and horses, $3.50 per head per month.
Superb wild hay, extra fine, $11 par ton
F. S. PUTNAM.
The school board paid a visit to the
school the first of the week, and report
everything in a most satisfactory condi-
ton. Neihar. has a school board that
she may be proud Of.
E. L. Murphy, Will Brown and Hi
ram Willis who have been hunting on
lower Sheep creek, came in last Tuesday
with several deer.
Miss May Sutton returned Friday last
from a visit to Monarch. She was &C
companied by Miss Ogden, who remain
ed with Neihart friends till Tuesday.
Paul, Max and Hans Roehl returned
this week from their trip to the Benton
lakes, bringing one deer, $50 ducks, 100
chickens, So geese, several brant and 100
pounds of trout. Boarders at the Frisco
are fed upon viands savory and condi-
ments rare.
The melancholy days are come, the
toughest of the year-There's coal to get
and clothes to buy, and both are mighty
dear. The Neihart swell who's busted
now yearns muchly for "a spouse, and
woos the widow coy and shy who keeps
the clearinghouse.
Jacob Hoover, of the Judith and one
of the principal owners of the Yogo
gold and sapphire mines, was in town
Friday last. He says it pays $40 per
day in gold to the man besides the sap