The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
Band meeting tomorrow.

Tuesday.
w. j. Clark of Broadwater fame ar
rived on Wednesdays taain.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
harmless, effective, do not pain or grippe.
Surveyor Wight is in camp attending
to business in connection with the Flor
ence.
Miss May Sutton has opened an art
studio on the first floor of the Judge
Hotel.
A. Bernier having wrestled for some
time with rheumatism wen Tuesday to
the Falls for rest and recreation.
There was born in the household Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. McGibbon We'd
nesday morning, April 20, 1895, "A boy.
r. w. Lamb of Monarch this week
brought attachment proceedings against
Matt Yuras on an account of about
$3.50.
Geo. E. Gum of Helena has sued the
Helena Capital committee for $175, al
legged to be due him for services rendered
at Neihart.
Mrs. Harry Wroe who has been sick
for some time passed away Saturday
last and was buried Sunday. She has
no relatives here.
Completeness of stock in variety and
detail makes us confident of our ability
to please you.
CAMPBELL's DRUG STORE.
We have the finest line of fruit in the
city. Apples, oranges, lemons, and ban
anas. We can sell cheaper because we
buy in larger quantities.
Pure rich blood is essential to good
health, because the blood is the vital
fluid which supplies all the organs with
life. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the great
blood purifier.
The School at Neihart enjoys a vaca-
ton this week preparatory to entering
upon the spring term. 1t is a season OF
rest relished by both teachers and schol-
ars. The bell will again ring Monday
DR.. Carskaddon arrived by yesterdays
train and will do dental work at Neihart
for one week only. His reputation fol
first class work is too well known to re-
+ quirc a mention, and he has put hi:
prices within the reach Of all. Remem
r Der he stays for one week only.
James Mccain, father of our fellow
r townsman, l.. c. Mccain, the druggist
| has just taken up his residence in Luml
city, coming here from Great Falls. MIR
Mccain is 80 years of age, but steps of
as sprightly as a boy of 1G. He was
pioneer in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, ant
South Dakota.-Lump Miner.
v A travelling man whose route took hin
into the drought-stricken portion of Ne
braska got discouraged and wrote hi
y house in Chicago for orders to come in
' In the letter he said: 81 have seen onl.
one busy man out here and he lives a
Lexington. He has the itch and a Wat
erbury watch, and when he isn't scratch
:. ing he's winding the watch"
A. j. Briggs of Kibbey was in Neihar
this week, spending a day or two at hi
. properties on Snow Creek. MIR. Brisg
reports everybody on the bench in goo
5 health, except James Moore who live
$ near Mrs. McMillen's ranch, and who j
quite sick. Spring work is progressin
finely and the prospects for Il good Gro
is were never better at this season of tn
: year.
Louis Smith, a proficient cornetis
came in from Butte Monday. With hil
came Prof. F~aulkenstcin, who knows a
much about the manipul alton of a violi
as any other man in town. Both too
d an active part in assisting the musician
at Monday nights dance and if every
thing runs we'll they may be induced
Il stay permanently at Neihart, The fol
lie mer would be a good man to take til
le leadership in recognizing the defunt
II brass band.
One day last week Dave Smethurs
,e set two steel traps near a dead animf
9 for the purpose of catching coyotes. 0
his return the following day he found
coyote in one of the traps and a lara
is eagle in the other. Both captives wei
situated at a distance of about ten fee
d from each other and when Mr.. Smetl
lie urst approached they showed figh
t Dave had a rifle and a ~six-shOotcr wit
him and after ~exhausting his supply
n, ammunition in ~vainless endeavOrs to XII
,e his prizes he finally knocked them Ov'
with rocks. The eagle measured SIEVE
\ ~ ha ,.. 70 81