The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-07-20
Abo Goodkind of Helena. was in

Ice cream and fresh Montana straw
berries at the Bee Hive.
A. NJ. Quivey, the old Montana scout,
died at Billings this week.
James Mcintosh and Milt Clcndenin
are at White Sulphur Springs.
Henry Tagtmeir spent a part of his
week in Great Falls and Helena.
John S. Cook and family moved to
Great Falls Tuesday of this week.
Cigars, tobaccoes and pipes, largest
stock in the county at the Bee Hive.
Choicest California canned fruits by
the case only $500 at Fitzsimmons'.
Glendale flour, $500, sugar, SG.75,
good, old potatoes, 75c at F~itlsimmons'.
Miss Gertie Tierney has returned
from a few days visit with friends at the
Springs.
First class creamery butter, 30 cents
per pound; cooking butter 20 cents per
pound at the Preston Grocery.
Mrs. Lillian McMillcn and family will
spend the summer season at her Kibbey
ranch where haying will o o begin.
II. J. Skinner has joined toe popular
order of bicycle fends. G. 5. Bailey
and David Sweeney are also recent re-
cruits.
Lemonade, milk shakes and soda-wa-
ter, in every desired variety of flavor at
the popular Bee Hive, Geo. S. Bailey,
Proprietor.
The shutdown at Belt is still a fact,
and its cause a mystery. We trust our
sister camp will soon resume her former
rate of prosperity.
NJ. G. Mizar, Chas. De Lorimer and W
d. Graham have just returned from
prospecting and fishing trip on Moose
creek. They had great success fishing.
W. L. Cook is managing his new un.
dcrtaking establishment in Great Fall:
and is doing we'll. His business is stu
ated on First avenue north near the OPP
era house.
Mrs. Ralph Bemis and little daughte
Elsie, of Belt, are visiting her mothe.
Mrs. A. G. White. Mr.. Bemis arrived
on yesterdays train and will remain a
Ncihart ovcr tomorrow.
Geo. Wagenbach of Great Falls wa
arrival on Wednesdays train. Georg,
has been for some employed with TIN
Montana Brewing company. His oil
friends here are glad to greet him.
Deputy Sheriff Jennings made a bus
mess trip to the Springs this week
Will Cragg accompanied him, havini
matters requiring his presence befor
the board of county commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maginness and Mis-
Waterman stayed over night here las
Monday. They were en- route to tn
Springs from Fort Benton where Mis-
Edna has been sojourning with her sis
ter, Mrs. w j. Miner.
Harry Fitzpatrick got back from tn
east Wednesday. He left here two @
three months ago suffering from a broke
shoulker. He spent most of his tim
, at his former homd in Iowa and report
! having had a most beneficial trip.
Will Harrison and 10. Wagner are dc
ing a lively business at the milwaukee,
, This popular place never before enioye
the run that it is having at present. TIL
! affablc proprietors know how to bid f.
patronage and can supply the wants
| men in first class style.
Col. s. S. Hobson Of Utica went t
), Great Falls last Saturday. Mr.. IIobso
e says they are still employing abol
: twenty men at the Yogo placer groun
and that this force will be kept up =;
long as water holds out. lie thinks Il
IS company will make quite IA clean L
this year.
Soule and Parry have shown the
# usual enterprise in erecting a neat al
~commodiOus meat cooler in their she
Y on Main street. 1t is partly Mr.. Parry
own idea, and works to perfectio
Their patrons can now be assured
!. fresh meat at any and all times. c;
:. and examine the new cooler.
Miss Mabel Collins entertained nul
, Der of friends at Il party at her residcn
:. on the west side Friday evening of Ii
+, week, in honor.of her geust, Miss Ham
ton of White Sulphur Springs. The h;
and dining room were cleared, and
the music of an orchestra the geusts
W. dulgcd in dancing until a late hon
"a The rooms were decorated with a pr
fusion of flowers of numerous varicti
Great Falls Tribune.
~ ..Eithcr run a town with a vim