The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-09-07
See the Beehive's bargain window.

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Firemen meet next Wednesday to
elect officers.
Get everything at r%ockbottom prices
at the Beehive.
Rev Noble preached at Monarch and
at kibbey this week.
lce-cream, soda water, and all kinds of
soft drink at the Beehive.
Prices away down out of sight on
school tablets at Campbell & Co.'S.
j. H. LOTUS has gone for a few DAYS
to look after his gold properties in Ca
mas creek.
School supplies-our stock is the
largest and prices the lowest. r. H.
Campbell & Co.
Mrs. Annie Picrse and Mrs. f. A.
Shaw are visiting Allen and Mrs. Pierse
at White Sulphur Springs.
Cigars, cigarettes, pipes, and tobaccoes
in endless variety and quantity at the
Beehive. G. S. Bailey, proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Yule, Alex. jr.,
and Miss Mamie of Yuleville took in the
pleasures of the labor ball Monday night.
Frank Glab, representing Frank Glab
& Co., wholesale and retail liquors
dealers of Great Falls paid Neihart a
businest visit this week.
We have the largest and best line of
mems women's and children's underwear
ever opened up in Neihart at
Fitzsimmon's.
A fishing party went from Neihart to
Logging creek Saturday returning Mon
day. Alex. Wright, B. B. Cook, DR.. Vi
dial and others composed the party.
Special prices Saturday:
30 bars free coinage soap, cash -. ST. 90
20 " rlmro 49,. 100
10 lbs. sugar -. 100
ut FITzsrMMoNs'.
Wedding bells will soon peal their
e%uphonious tintinnabulations upon the
circumambient atmosphere of White Sui
phur Springs, but rumor hath it not that
any of her proud editors will do the title
role in the sacred proceedings.
Special for cash, Monday, and Tuesday:
Ladies and childrens hats, caps and to-
qucs 20 per cent discount. $500 che
Mile covers, for $l.O0. All outing fan
mel 20 per cent discount
at FITzsIMMoNs'.
Preaching will occur in NJ. f. church
next Sunday at II a. m, and at 8 p. m.
Evening subject, "Labor and it's Re-
ward" The public is cordially invited
to attend these services.
S. G. NOBLE,
Pastor.
"Will the bloomer pass away" asks
an exchange. We hope not, for the sake
of decency. Its removal would be "to
utterly too too" The naked truth is a
jewel, but-the modern woman already
wears too much jewelry. No, no, don't
let the bloomers eyaporate, please, or
the price of s~tatuary, of the unadorned
kind, would experience a too rapid de-
cline TO encourage art.
AT a recent Salem prayer meeting the
minister said: "Will brother Smith
please lead us in prayer" Seven men
arose and commenced praying at once.
This embarrassed the preacher and he
said h%urriedly: II mean brother John
Smith," Al this announcement one sat
down, and five moro got up and began
praying. The preacher saw his mistake,
said nothing and let eleven pray it out
among themselves.
DIR. G. w. Pelzer and wife are regis
tered at the Frisco. The doctor was for
merly located at Ncihart but is now in
Great Falls. He is thoroughly accom-
plished and widely experienced in the
dental profession, and while here will
will be pleased to wait upon any one re-
curing service in his line. Mrs. Pelzer
is enjoying her first visit to Neihart and
expresses herself as we'll pleased with the
town and its scenic surroundings.
If your local paper has trod on your
toes a little in performing its mission
don't get your back up and abuse the ed
itor, but stop and take a long breath,
think for a season, and see if you can't
remember some of the favors and kind
ness it has shown you in the past. Then
reflect that it may not be long before
you want a favor again. No other per-
Sol in looking around finds so many
occasions for saying complimentary
things OF his neighbor, and he says them
all publicly, so hundreds or even thous-
ands of readers hear them. Yet it often
happens that the one on whom these
words of nraise have fallen most lavish