The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-16
CAMP NOTES.

Best make sewing machines $4,000 at
F. H. MEYERS.
j. r.. Fitzsimmons made a business
trip to Helena this week.
The State Bank of Neihart inserts an
advertisement this week.
Cook and Arthur saw wood in any
lengths at reasonable prices.
Meats of all descriptions at Brand &
Soule's. Poultry, oysters and fish.
II. E. Healey was in Belt last week
looking after his lumber interests.
An immense stock of dry goods and
shoes 500 to arrive at F. H. MEYERS
Fenwick Shaw of Butte is visiting his
brother, Mayor Shaw of Neihart, at this
writing.
Rev. DR.. WATSON of Great Falls held
Episcopal service in A. 0. U. W. hall
last night.
Miss Cox's confectionery is the place
to buy all kinds of candies, fruit, and
school supplies.
The A. O. U. w. dance will take
place Friday night. Here will be the
leading attraction of the season.
Miss Lucy Roehl started this week
for a term of school at the Academy of
the Sacred Heart near Montreal.
Stephen Pierse arrived in camp Mon
day and will remain for some time. He
is the same %jovial, good-natured Steve.
Oysters and mince meats-finest in
the land, at Marelius'. Fish and all
kinds of sausages. There is nothing in
the butchers line he can not supply at
prices to suit all.
Geo. Nichols has Il contract for $50
feet of an uprise on the 80. 1t is said
to. be a continuation of the same con-
tract which Banks and Murch had on
the same ground.
The grip got in some fancy curves on
the HERALD force this week shortening
up the news matter by several columns.
Well be on deck next week and promise
more home runs and base hits than ever
before.
Der of rucusse in camp this week, but
none of them have resulted fatal or even
reached the police court. 1t generally
matters little whether the marshal or
the undertaken gets the job.
WANTED-By two respectable girls,
work in private families, one as cook,
the other second work, care for children
or sewing. Both are willing steady and
industrious. Address, Miss Kelly, Hell
ena. Montana. P. o. box. 1919.
The National hotel under the able
management of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Will
son is making many friends and gaining
a handsome patronage. They will serve
a supper for the A. o. y. w. dance that
has not been surpassed in the history of
Neihart.
City Attorney Bennett accompanied
Officers Murphy for the city and Jen-
nings for the county, to measure the
mains of the Neihart Water company
preparatory to the suit which that CON-
pany will have in the district court the
coming term. They find 1875 feet of
pipe within the city limits and 2 ,125 feet
between the city and the reservoir.
A disastrous fire visited the
town of Benson, Mimi, about the first of
this month, ard destroyed two of the
best business blocks in the town. 1t has
been seven years since our impetuous
feet strayed away from those streets and
we have forgotten many of the faces and
once familiar haunts of our native town,
but the illustrations and graphic descrip-
tons of this conflagration, appearing in
the local papers of that enterprising
place, revive the old friendships and
latent memories of u boyhood days.
We deeply regret the loss sustained by
the energetic business men of Benson
and offer our thanks to the fraternity of
the Benson Times and Swift County
Monitor for valued copies of those
papers.