The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-01-19

and withal a whole souled good fellow
went to Harqua Hala, Arizona, where he
will locate.
January 25. next Friday night, is the
time set for the Miners Union dance
1t promises to be a social event on the
grandest scale.
A double rattle took place at Egloffs
in Great Falls, where H. j. Skinner won
a gold watch, and Mrs. J. T. Athey a
silver tea set.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Shaw served a
magnificent turkey Sunday evening to a
few friends. AS a hostess this charming
lady knows no superiors.
A lamp exploded Saturday evening in
the Husbandman office and what might
have been "A serious conflagrat;on was
most fortunately prevented.
Feb. / will be awarded the fine silver
set which the Bee Hive is off ering as a
prize to it's customers. Every 25 cents
worth of goods secures a ticket.
On Jan. 7 the State Bank of Neihart
was duly organized with H. j. Skinner
cashier. The capital stock of this insti-
tuition is placed at $4,000. Its assets
are given at $4,000.
From VIM. Tierney, county commits
sioner from Neihart, we learn that bust
ness in his town is holding its own, and
a big improvement is looked for in the
spring.-Husbandman.
LIE Munyon here with material to
take pictures for the whole town. His
wide experience gives him the prestige
in all lines of artistic work, and his pic
lures are the best to be had anywhere.
Try the new pastry flour at surgeons.
Only s. per hundred, delivered to any
part of the city. He also keeps potatoes,
onions, and other vegetables, and is al
ways in a good humor. Give him a call.
The HERALD is still in favor of the
establishment of a market place and of a
license fee being collected from every
mar who peddles. 1t is just to Il local
dealers and should be looked after care
fully.
Geo. Natwick of Neihart is now in
his native land, visiting friends at Nat
vixen, Norway. 1t is not unlikely that
he will return with one of the charming
damscls of that great country. George
is a good man and is full of success.
Pastry -four at Surgeons is having
a G run. 1t is manufactured by the
Royal Milling company, from Kalispel
wheat. Sturgeon also carries Rex and
other brands of flour, Sioux City rolled
oats, grain, hay and vegetables of all
kinds.
The Bee Hive store has decided to en-
large it's quarters on account of its un-
usual rush of trade. The proprietor in
tends to carry fresh green vegetables in
addition to his present stock of goods.
The first consignment of these goods
will be in on Wednesday train.
M. r. Freeman of Flushing Mich, is
in camp looking over its good prospects.
He, with DIR. Took and Mr.. Green, of
Flushing, has been interested in consid-
cradle town and mining property here,
for the past three years. He is glad to
see things ever as lively as they are.
The Standard report of the Butte dis
aster, later than our own, places the
number of dead at SO. And it is feared
that many others have persisted. The
owners of the building where the ex-
plosion took place disclaim the presence
of more than $50 or 200 pounds of pow
der at the warehouse.
Judge Gray's lmpronAptu resignation
as police magistrate of Neihart
created quite a surprise to his many
friends. The venerable gentleman has
filled that position with credit ever since
the towns incorporation. and was al
ready looked upon as a fixture in the
Office. He thinks soon of going to Cali
%fornia, which led him to withdraw from
the Office.
We are grateful to the host Of people
who extend congratulations for our en-
deavQrs to give the public their moneys
worth. Twice grateful to those who
take the paper read it and stick up for
it. And thrice grateful to those who
manage to save a farthing out of their
months checque to help us buy meal
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