The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-05-11

T. C. Simpson paid a visit to Great
Falls this week.
Rev. WATSON of Great Falls arrived
on yesterdays train.
Frank A. Preston, the enterprising
grocer of Neihart paid Great Falls a
business visit Thursday returning yester-
day.
Mrs. }. l.. Neihart and daughter Myr-
tie came up on yesterdays train from
the Falls, where they had been visitin g
friends.
This is the finest weather we have obs
erved at this season for many a year and
incidentally we offer the remark that
many of you have not paid for the paper
this year.
Delays are dangerous. A dollar spent
for Hoods Sarsaparilla now may pre-
vent illness which will be expensive and
hard to bear. Now is the time to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Mike Sund a former Big Timber
resident, now locaed at Crevisse, arrived
this morning for a stay of ii few DAYS
with his many friends in this vicinity
Timber Pioneer.
is
the Esguimau word for Glove" What
would III bashful wooers do if they all
had to get off such ponderous verbosity
to give vent to their feelings.
Letters received at this office announce
the intention of Rev Father J.. j. Dolls of
Great Falls to hold divine service in
Miners Union hall at this place Sunday
May 10. Service will be held at the usual
hour.
d. Q. Ferrall of Sun River common ced
yesterday hauling in potatoes to load a
car which he is shipping east. He has
about 10000 pounds to sell and he ex-
pect on this consignment to net about so
cents per hundred.-Tribune.
E. G. Maclay, representing the Dia-
mond r. Mining company, came up
from the Falls yesterday. He says that
Neihart is destined to become a great
camp and that her people have reason
for great hopes in the future of the place.
The ROOF next to Henry Wilson's
stable known as the sideboard saloon
has been refurnished and now it is one
of the neatest places in town. 1t is
owned by Louis Goslin and Tom Nc
Grath, the latter of whom attends to the
wants of patrons.
Webster says "buss" is to kiss; there
fore "rebus" is to kiss again; "buskin" is
to kiss your cousin; "blunderbuss" is a
kiss administered to the wrong person;
"omnibus" is kissing all the girls IN
the room and fellow who does this is a
regular ''buster.''-Ex.
r. G. Vaughn has been appointed
superintendent of the Neihart Water
company and it is thought that the APP
pointment will end the bitterness that
has existed between the members of the
company, particularly r. E. Brady of
Great Falls, and a faction of the citizens
of Neihart.-Anaconda Standard.
j. L. Neihart has very much beauti-
fled the surroundings of his residence by
erecting a fence about the premises,
planting %shrubbery and flowers besides
down the lawn in grass. When
sunshine and showers complete the good
work so we'll begun, the Neihart prop
erty will be one of the incest residences
in the town.
Luther Sprague has bought out the
firm of Sprague & McGuirk, and will
henceforth run the blacksmith business
alone. He is well known in camp and
has acquired a good reputation for skill
in all departments of blacksmith work.
Mr.. Sprague is a first-class f%arrier, and
those having horses to be shod can not
do better than to call upon him at the
old Crawford stand.
Please stop my paper, as times is so
hard, and can't pay fur it. Hits all |
do tn buy terbacker for myself and boys,
besides the old oma has to have hir
| will pay wat l owe next fall
when | sell my hogs, eff they don't all
dye with cholera. p. S.-we hav got
another baby at our house-cum a week
ago las Thurday mite. Write something
it and send two or three papers
and l will send EN- off for you."-Ex.
Word has been received at this office