The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-12-14
CAMP NOTES.

Eat at the Neihart Restaurant. Every
thing served in the best of order.
Go to the Bee Hive for china ware,
glass ware and HERALD Souvenirs.
The HERALD Souvenir is receiving a
hearty reception among our citizens.
j. J. Murphy visited frieuds in Mel
hart last week but has returned to Belt.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Great Falls Iron Works on
this page.
The Bee Hive is laying in a large and
choice line of silver ware-just the thing
for presents.
Miss Mccarthy has received a large
line of fine novelties in Christmas goods.
Call and see them.
The Neihart Sow enir is sold on all
Montana Central trains and at Crocketts
news sland, Great Falls.
There will be q big blow out at y ule's
next Friday when the school will cele-
brate. The town of Neihart is invited.
Thos. NJ. Mccormick Of Townsend
was married last week to Miss Francis
Mcknight, a sister to the sheriff of this
county.
The largest stock Of toys, dolls. sleds,
juvenile books and all kinds Of Christ
mas novelties at the Bee Hive. q. S.
Bailey, proprietor.
Sweeney Bros. have just received a
carload Of the celebrated Glendale -four
which they are selling at the lowest price
and in any quantities.
Call in and get a dozen copies of the
HERALD Souvenir, which is going like
hot cakes. You can not send your
friends a nicer or better present.
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 Soul Parrys'.
Services at NJ. E. church by Rev, s.
G.. Noble, for tomorrow are as follows
Morning service II a. m; Sunday school
~ m: Epworth League 7:30 p. m.
Evening service. 8 %, m.
HERALD Souvenirs on sale at the fol-
lowing places: Miss Cox's news stand,
Neihart; G. $. Bailey's emporium, Mel
hart Crockett's news stand, Great Falls;
and on all Montana Central trains.
Mrs. Coe is about to open a luncl,
counter and coffee house in the old post
office building. Her many friends are
pleased to learn of her venture and she
will doubtless enjoy a good patronage.
Miss Murphy closed a very successful
term of school in Barker last Friday,
where she has the good will of every
body. The trustees tender her the
heartiest concentrations for the manner
in which she has done her work.
Mrs. Clara Brown left Tuesday for
Springfield, Wis, where she will remain
for the winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Brown is the mother of Banker Geo. W.
Brown, and one of the most highly re-
spected ladies of camp. The son went
with her as far as Great Falls.
Last Wednesday evening the Neihart
Fire department held its regular month.
ly meet. A good attendance was pres.
ent and some important business was
transacted. A grand ball was called te
be held at some near future day, and the
finance committee was given full power
to move ahead with it's arrangements.
Max Sklower. the geniSl~propiietor O
the Springs hotel, and one of the heavy
owners of the Nevada mine was in Mel
hart this week. He paid this office {
pleasant visit and reports himself wei
satisfied with progress at the mine, un
der the management of J. c. Wells. The
Nevada is taking out some very rich ore
and has ordered a car to make a ship
ment at once. Max was highly pleased
with the HERALD Souvenir and ordered
Il number of copies sent to the hotel al
the Springs.
j, A, McKnaught has resigned from
the board of county commissioners AM
and the judge has appointed in hi
stead G. F. Dancer of White =. Sulphu
Springs. This appointment is highl.
satisfactory to the people of Neihart, a
the new incumbent is one ofs the bes
men in the county for that position. II
takes a lively interest in public matters
is broad gagged, liberal in his views an
not unfriendly to north side interests
Z 1t will be remembered that Mr.. Dame
shipped his wool from Neihart the las
two seasons. He owns ranch propert,
sthis side of White Sulphur Springs, an