The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-11-30
CAMP NOTES.

Hive.
John r. Fitzsimmons went To Great
Falls last Tuesday.
Oh. Murray, under sheriff, was in Nei-
hart this week on business.
You will find just what you need at
he Rec Hive bargain counter.
Get o masquerade suits at the Bee
Hive, on or before the first of December.
Ncihart School district received $40
in the last hpportionmcnt of school mon
Go to Sweeney Bros. for anything you
need in the line of ammunition. They
can supply you.
ID. W. Batcman the Great Falls whole
sale liquor and cigar dealer was in camp
the first of the week.
Nov Is the time to place your orders
for watches and all kinds of ~jcwelry for
the holidays with Boyd the %jewcler.
Do not go out of town to buy jewclry
BOYD.
Sweeney Bros have just received a
large stock of all kinds of ammunition
and are selling the same at bedrock
prices.
Alex Wright of the Miner, postmaster
of the town of Neihart, came IN Monday
from his trip to Salt Lake and other
points west.
Sweeney Bros. have just received II
carload of the celebrated Glendale flour
which they are selling at the lowest price
and in any quantities.
Mrs. Albert Bassctt of Kibbcy died
last week, of heart disease, and was bur
led in the Monarch cemetery. Rev.
Noble conducted the funeral service.
Jack Powers returned from Butte last
week, Earnest Close remaining in Butte
where he is at work at the Mountain Con
there.
We learn that Alex. Yulc has secured
Il contract to supply the Queen of the
Hills mine with timbcrs. 70 this end
he will start the wheels of his saw mill
in Il few DAYS.
w. c. Walker and family are here
from Diamond. 1t is Mr.. Walkers in
tention to remain at Ncilart. He is a
brother of the affablc Stephen Jay, and
built much on the same genial plan.
{ The A. O. L. w. ball Thanksgiving
night was one of the largest and best
yet given in Crawford's hall. 1he mus
ic was exceptionally good, and all the
elite of Ncihart joined in the dizzying
whirl. The supper at the National llo-
tel was the best ever served, cnl>istin.
of roast turkey and chicken, cranberry
sauce, oysters in variaus styles and all
the savory rclisIcs that the market af-
fords.
Mrs. ii. j. Skinner gave Il five O'Clock
tea to her lady of friends Yesterday aft
arnnnn- Which 10 ann Of t1,a n,t,),l, r,ni,l
events of the season. Today at four in
the afternoon she will also give !, brides
party in honor of Mrs. ID. J. Condor,
just arrived from st. Paul. These part
les are the more appreciated because Mr..
Skinner and the lovely hostess will leave
next Thursday to make their home in
Great Falls.
On November 4th, last, occurred a
happy wedding in Logan, Ontario, in
which the high contracting parties were
Mr.. Patsy Dwyer, one of Ncihart's most
promising young mcn and Miss Hannah
Nicholson, a popular young lady of Lo-
gan, Ont. The snptials were celebrated
in Bridges church, Rev. Father O'Neil
officiating. The happy pair arrived in
Neihart Monday last and will occupy a
handsome residence GU east Main street.
Neatly engraved cards were received
at Neihart this week announcing the
marriage of Daniel Joseph Condor to
Mis- Mary Elizabeth Kenkel at st. Paul,
Nov. l3. Wednesdays train brought
the newly married couple TO Ncihart
where their future home will be, Mr..
Condor is Cashier of the State Bank of
Neihart, and heavily interested in prop
erty here. Mrs. Condor is known to
many of our citizens, being IL sister t.
John +. Kenkcl of Great Falls. They
have been receiving the congratulations
and well wishes of their friends.
Sneak thieves are getting thicker than
usual in Neihart. Last Thursday they
walked deliberately into james X ylc's
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