The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-05-11
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PAINTING, DECORATING,
PAPER HANGING,
C. w. MORE.
CAMP NOTES.

Come to the silver meeting tonight.
Green vegetables at the Bee Hive at
midsummer prices.
Meats of all descriptions at Brand &
Soule's. Poultry, oysters and fish.
The lawn tennis club occupies grounds
opposite Richard Benefits law office.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, relieve
constipation and assist digestion. 25c.
Considerable improvement has been
made in the streets and alleys about
town.
Mrs. Val Brand and daughter and Miss
Mary Shwerdt will visit for the summer
in Keller, Wis,
We are selling the finest selected Sc
oily lemons at Zoe per dozen at the Bee
Hive. Don't forget the place.
The gay and frisky ground hog offers
the youthful bean shooter much amuse-
ment in these days of sunshine and
spring fever.
Bert Talgo has closed his saloon and
decided to go out of the business for the
present. The room he leaves vacant is
being remodeled oy Joseph Wagner &
Co.
The Bee Hive is receiving fresh straw
berries and all kinds of fresh, green
vegetables on every train and they are
selling at bed rock prices. Give them
a call.
The brass band has decided to give a
grand ball for its own benefit and has
selected the 31st of May for the date of
same. Everybody interested in the sue
cess. of the town is expected to help the
boys by taking in the ball.
A lawn tennis club, BASE ball club,
rifle team, rod and gun club. silver club,
citizens club, brass band, athletic club
and sorosis club, not to mention the
Oofty Goofty and other secret societies
will offer amusement to our citizens the
coming season.
Our people will be overjoyed to learn
that Rev. Joel Vigus will be here to-
morrow to preach in M. E. church. He
was rendered a brief leave of absence
from his charge at Lewistown, and sliced
the opportunity given to visit his many
friends at this place. Everybody come
out to hear him.
The following, passed for the benefit
of Iowa editors, might be put in force in
Montana: Book agents may be killed
from September 1 to October 1; scan
~dalmongers at any time in the year; pop
ulists July l to November insurance
agents in March, April and May; the
man who orders his paper stopped with
out paying for it, from December till
April; the man in business who doesn't
think it pays to advertise, and the trav-
cling humbug Snowman who wants a
free advertisement, from Jan. | to Dec.
81, all the year round.
Abe Kaufman, for many years A.
Nathan's right hand man, has opened
up a clothing store at 21S, Central
avenue, second to nonc in Great Falls.
His entire stock is new, composed of the
very finest grades of goods and besides
the latest styles that are on the Ameri-
can market. Mr.. Kaufman has always
been noted for his square dealing and
what he says you can always depend
upon. When in Great Falls drop in
and take a look at his magnificent stock.
The HERALD wishes Mr.. Kaufman. all
the success possible.
Deputy Sheriff Jennings went via
Barker to Yogo Sunday, to subpoena
witnesses in the famous Curry case now
being tried at Fort Benton. He reports
the roads in first-class condition, with
still a little snow on the summit. In
the Judith country he reports spring
much advanced and grass -four or five
inches high. Mrs. Jones of Yogo, be-
loved wife of c. w. Jones, is quite ill,
and it is feared is losing her mind. Her
husband has taken her east for treatment.
Mr.. Jennings saw a number of Neihart-
ties in that department of the moral
vineyard. Work-.on the big Hoover
Hobson ditch is about completed.