The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-07-27
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A fine line of cigars is carried at the
Preston Grocery.
Ice cream and fresh Montana straw
berries at the Bee Hive.
Tell your eastern friends about the
handsome editor of the HERALD.
Cigars, tobaccoes and pipes, largest
stock in the county at the Bee Hive.
J. G. E. Barker and wife and Jay And
erson came in on Wednesdays train.
Choicest California canned fruits by
the case only $500 at Fitzsimmons'.
Glendale flour, $500, sugar, $6.75,
good, old potatoes, 75c at Fitzsimmons'.
Sprague and Schuman are having a
rafting good trade in the blacksmith
line.
Born Thursday morning July 25, 1895
to Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan MCGOWAN, of
Neihart, IA son.
Crescent Creamery Co.'S eggs, the finest
in the market for 20 cents per dozen at
the Preston Grocery.
Much interest attaches to the subject
of the erection of a telephone between
Neihart and Great Falls.
First-class creamery butter, 30 cents
per pound; cooking butter 20 cents per
pound at the Preston Grocery.
Lemonade, milk shakes and soda-wa-
ter, in every desired variety of flavor at
the popular Bee Hive, Geo. s. Bailey,
Proprietor.
Il. B. Gregg was in from his Middle
Fork mines a day or so this week. He
reports thing on the boom in that part
Of the industrial vineyard.
All articles kept in a first class meat
establishment such as beef, mutton, veal,
pork, lamb and fish, bologna and dried
meats, will be found at Soule and Parrys'.
Game and oysters in season.
A camping party has just returned
from an S-day outing in the Tenderfoot
country. They were r. W. Lamb, M.
Hays, Paul Marcure, and Capt. Payne.
They report having had Il good time.
Notwithstanding the universal shrink
age of values throughout the country, the
city of Great Falls shows an increase in
the assessment rolls. The assessed valu-
alton of 1894 was S5,SS7,4G4; for 1895,
$7,554,t1S.
If your doctor says "pills," take them.
They may not be rclished but the doctor
knows your anatomy needs pills and pills
you must take. If your lawyer says "be
STILL" still you must be, though your
very soul is filled with the angry fires of
wrongs unrighted and justice unsatisied.
News.
This charm never fails: If a girl will
whirl around on her left heel three times
without stopping and then take off her
right shoe, she will find in the heel of it
a hair the color of that of the young
nan she will marry. If there is no hair
in the shoe the charm doesn't fail. She
will marry Il bald headed man.
II. J. Giltinan and G. w. Cook were
among the wool men here from White
Sulphur Springs the past week and dis
posed of their wool at fair prices. Dur
ing his stay Mr.. Giltinan was joined by
his sister who comes from st. Paul,
Mimi, and will spend the summer at the
home of her brother.-Big Timber Pho
necr.
Robert w. Lamb, the genial merchant
of Monarch, was in town last Wcdnes-
day %accompied by his friend c. F. Fore
man of Vancouver, b. G.. The later is
engaged in mercantile trade at his west
crn home, and is now bound for the east,
On a trip combining business with plea
~ Dnfopa ,,nt,rpinfr bn nynont, ~
visit Chicago, New York, Toronto and
other points. They came to Neihart tc
see the mines and note the general act.
%ivities. Mr.. Lamb and Mr.. Foreman
were old friends in Toronto, Can.
Mrs. f. A.. Preston tells us that The
ladies of M. f. church are going to give
II Dollar Social at the church one weel
from next Monaay night. This is a new
social, the novel feature of which will BIT
that each person is expected to contri
butte a dollar, which he or she shall hav'
earned in some unique or peculiar way
at the same time relating the manner il
which the money was obtained. Re
freshments will be served free of furthe
cost, and a good social time is assured
The socials given by the ladies of thi
church are noted for their eminent sue
cess.
An eastern exchange says: Durin!