The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-12-07
CAMP NOTES.

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Lots of Glendale Flour at Sweeney
Bros.
Send the Souvenir to your friends and
relatives.
Under sheriff Murray paid the HERALD
a visit last week.
Mrs. Patrick Ivey of Kibbey died on
Sunday morning last. - /
The HERALD Souvenir is just the
article wanted for a gift. Il
County Commissioner Tierney paid
the Springs a visit this week.
The HERALD Souvenir for sale at Miss
Cox's. 35c a COPY, three for ST.
The HERALD Souvenir is receiving d
hearty reception among our citizens.
% Mrs. Fred Grenier and family starts
today for a visit to her old home in, Can
ada.
Mrs. Vidal departed by Tuesdays
train for Belt, where she will join her
husband.
Harry Skinner and family intend TAX
ing their residence in the Falls in the
near future.
Go to Sweeney Bros. for anything you
need in the line of ammunition. They
can supply you.
Now is the time to place your orders
for watches and all kinds of jewelry for
the holidays with Boyd the jeweler.
j. j. Davis, one of Montana's old-time
stage men is now running a stage line in
southern Idaho, for the Salisbury COM
pany.-Argus.
Sweeney Bros. have just received a
carload of the celebrated Glendale -four
which they are selling at the lowest price
and many. quantities. - ..
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'. 80
j. r. Fitzsimmonsy has opened his.
branch store at Belt. { His brother L.
H. is master of ceremonies at the coal
camp and J. R,;will spend his time be-
tween the two camps. / 80
Services at M: E. church by Rev. s.
G. Noble, for tomorrow are as follows:
Morning service:11 a. m Sunday school
~ M: Epworth League 7:sO p. M;
Evening.service, SPIN, - *
F. G. Park and'Dr. Geo. Chase of ct.
Falls returned from a three week hunt
ing trip in the Middle, fork. They were
accompanied by the Roehl boys, and be-
side Reporting fine sport proved their
success by securing five deer. i
A saying attributed to Rev. Sam
Jones is: ''The most beautiful sight in
the world is to see a family gathered
around the hearthstone with the head of
the household reading the local paper
paid for in advance" And the Rev.
Sam Jones, it might be remarked, is a
first class judge of the beautiful.
We learn, from good authority the
Messrs. Neihart and MHs1ler, owners Of
the promising lead and silver mine on
Newlan creek, are anxious to make some,
kind of deal by which the property will
be developed. They would lease, bond
or stock the property. This is one of
the best prospects in the state.-Hus-
bandman.; - -. -
Chas. E. Douglas has just returned
from a visit to his old home near Bur-
lington, Vt. This is his first visit home
in ten years and so was particularly en-
joyable to him. He says the farmers in
that country are just beginning 10 feel
the hard times, but attribute their
sufferings rather to the tariff, than to
needed financial legislation.
We are requested to announce that
the ladies of Y ule district will give a
school entertainment and dance in the
Yule school building, on the night of
I, Dec. 20, 1895. The entertainment will
be fraught with fun and will close with
the biggest dance ever held in that quar-
ter. Good music, a fine supper and an
elegant time is assured. All Neihart
is invited to come.
The offering for sale Of school lands
last Friday and Saturday brought out a
considerable attendance of the substan-
tial citizens of sthe-eeunty., No one
seemed inclined to buy the lands offered
but there were twenty-six leases, cover
ing nearly $4,000 acres Of grazing lands
in this county for which a first annual
payment was received amounting to ST..