The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-05-18

Rev. WATSON preached in A. o. L. w.
hall last Friday night.
Mrs. E. A. Shaw left Thursday to visit
her sister Mrs. Lowry of Butte.
Come early for those capes less than
manufacturers cost at Fitzsimmons'.
Mrs. James Mcintosh was paying Il
visit to friends in Great Falls this week.
Hutchinson Ranch Eggs, only 20 cents
and best Ham and Bacon, Is cents. at
Fitzsimmons'.
j. H. Bridges went to White Sulphur
Springs Thursday to prove up on his
ranch below town.
Gene chatham has been engaged this
week in giving the roof of the State
Bank of Neihart a new coat of paint.
Rev. Father Dolls of Great Falls will
hold service in Miners hal, tomorrow.
The citizens of town are cordially in
vited to attend.
c. ID. Ladd is Il iirst-class market
gardener and if Jay Hazcltinc's pigs will
only give him a fair show he will aston
ish us all with his efforts in that line.
Rev. Mr.. 10y of White Sulphur Springs
we are requested to announce will fill an
appointment at Neihart the 26th inst by
preaching in NJ. f. church. All are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. Josephine Van Blarcum arrived
Wednesday at Neihart after more than a
years absence. She appears in good
health and is welcomed by her numerous
friends and acquaintances.
the Bower brothers of Stanford, Fer
gus county, Montana, are on their way
here with 1000 head of wethers, and ex-
pect to be in Malta about the first of
June to m shearing.-Glasgow
Gazette.
Lowry & Shaw carry Il full line of
hardware. f. A. Shaw the genial man
ager is classed among our most enter
prising citizens. He bids for his share
Of the public patronage and has a notice
able adj on The second page.
Neihart has an experienced and we'll
conducted fire department, but this does
not excuse anybody from taking out in
surance. Richard Bennett talks rates
in the best companies and his guarantee
is worth its face in the insurance line.
The weather has been quite warm in
this section for the last few weeks and
very little snow is to be seen anywhere
in the mountains. AS the large variety
of mountain flowers are coming out the
hills and gulches are beginning to look
beautiful.
The Preston Grocery keeps constantly
on hand a full supply of the best goods
offered in the market. Mr.. Preston is
careful in selecting his stock and nc
second or third rate. stuff reaches hi,
shelves. Those who buy Of him buy
only the very best, and his terms are all
that honesty and impartiality demand
Give him a call and be convinced.
John r: Fitzsimmons carries the
largest stock of general merchandise il
the city. He keeps a department store
and is ever ready to attend to the wants
of his customers. His trade is good ant
his patrons speak well of the treatmen'
they receive. Mr.. Fitzsimmons keep
up with the times in every point where
in mercantile enterprise is displayed.
Harry Buser thh right bower in ia,
Walkers barber shop complains tina
Jess Jackson his friend robbed him o
1927 and Il watch. The theft was com
mitted Thursday morning, when tn
thief boarded the early train and left il
the direction of CIT. Falls. Office
Jennings, wired the sheriff at CT. Fall
to look out for the criminal but as We
no report has been received.
Cook and Arthur are putting in
fancy store front at the room of the Be,
Hive. Mr.. Bailey, the proprietor, i
erecting a fountain in his room where III
can keep vegetables fresh and new. II,
is prepared to supply milk shakes, lon
onade and like beverages, and the ic
cream parlor he will open, with it
handsome furnishings and electric lamp
will undoubtedly be the finest in tn
city.
All those interested in base ball ar
requested to meet at the HERALD offic
tomorrow at II m. for the purpose 0
taking a drive down to the base bal
grounds to lay out a diamond, fix up tn
grounds, have a practice game an
organize a team for the season. NcihaI
has any amount of timber and if al
those who have had experience in tina
game will only make themselves know
we can no doubt have Il nine second t
none i'm this part of Montana. TT