The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, July II, 1896.
CAMP NOTES.

'ttosi1n spent July 4th IN the
city.
Finest fruits in the land at Ed.
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt went to Great Falls
last Saturday.
Car load of Blossburg coal for sale by
G. W. Beatty. Best for blacksmithing.
Al. Goodkind of Goodkind Bros, Hell
ens, was in the city on business this
week.
We car sell you any grade of wheel
you want from $25 to 500.
Lowry & Shaw.
+. G. Maclay, general manager of the
!. Diamond R. Mining company, is regis
tered at the Frisco.
We are agents for Wavcrly bicycles.
the best high grade machine in the
world. Lowry & Shaw.
Mrs. Chas. Lindsay of Belt was in
Neihart last Saturday, visiting her
daughter Mrs J. A. Richey.
II. J. Skinner and family returned to
Great Falls Tuesday after visiting
friends in Neihart for a week.
Geo Levelle of Belt visited Neihart
friends on the nations birthday, and re-
turned Monday to his home by wheel.
Wednesday morning, Mrs. Frank
Doran took charge of the Judge hotel,
G. r. Tintinger retiring from the man.
agement.
We have just received n carload Of the
celebrated Hercules powder from the
California Powder Works.
Lowry & Shaw.
Regular services in M. E. church
tomorrow. Preaching at Il a. m. and at
8 p. m. Sunday school at ~ m. $. G..
Noble Pastor.
Chas. Warmbrod and A. F. Hendricks
spent the 4th at Monarch. Also did G..
w. Beatty, g. w. Brown, VIM. Rothwell
and David Sweeney.
The itinerant monograph struck town
this week, and captured all the stray
quarters which had luckily escaped the
9Th of July committee.
II you want a nice suit of clothes or
an overcoat for this fall, don't forget to
see the" fine line of samples just received
at the Neihart Cash Clothing Co.'S.
Big bargains for the money.
The Monarch Clod hoppers nave chal-
lengcd the Neihart ball team to a match
game of base ball $50 a side. The
game viii take place 1T Crawford's
ranch one week from tomorrow.
DR.. Carskaddon, the dentist, is now in
Neihart, and has taken up quarters in the
. Picrsc block; next door TO the Office of
DR.. Sandow. He needs no recommended
ton to our people, who for years have
been his patrons.
Officer Purdy has been death to the
dog nuisance. In June, $3.50 was paid
into the dog-fund, and many a haplcss
beast turned his toes toward the daisies,
whose sweet spirit went to swell the hey
ing chorus on that strand whence no dog
returns.
Miss Ida Sutton left by Tuesdays train
to attend the state normal school at
BGZeman for the summer term. She was
accompanied by her mother as far as
Great Falls. Miss Sutton expects tie be
absent about six weeks when she will re-
turn to teach in our public schools for
the winter.
Hon. j. A. Largcnt and. wife arrived
in Neihart last Friday, remaining until
Tuesday morning. Mr. Largent gave the
address on July 4, which was as mastery
in thought and composition as it was
eloquent in delivery. This amiable
couple has hosts of friends at Neihart
who will be glad to greet them again
among us.
! H.. B. Mackey one of the old timers of
this gulch, has taken a vacation of a
year or SO to visit the eastern and south
:ern parts of the United States. He goes
through the north central states, intend
ing to strike North Carolina before win
ter. He. will travel through the south
by wagon, and expects to winter in
Geor gia or Florida.
A picnic party of q few of the society
people was held Monday evening, in the
grove at the upper edge of town, the
party taking lunch among the trees.
There were present: Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Largent, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Skinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tierney, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. f. McGibbOn.