The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-25

Twill deliver ice to order in any part t
the city. \ ticidcnrcich. ;
Thos. Westgard lent valuable assist
,ncc in the HERALD composing room
this week.
Mrs. Frank Petit and son Patrick were ill t
from their Sheep creek ranch last Sun
day and Monday.
We can sell you any grade of wheel
YOU want from S25 to 800.
Lowry q Shaw.
County commissioner Tierncy is at
tending the board of equalization meet
ing at the county seat.
Mrs. Holbrook and children got back
Yesterday from a brief visit at Mr.. and
Mrs Alex Yule's at Yulevillc.
A music box in James Kyle's place
was a chief attraction this week. Many a
nickel disappeared in its mysterious slot.
Chas. McGibbon was selected by the
board of alderman to represent Neihart
before the board of equalization this
week.
White Sulphur Springs is culscd with
two ouack dentists at once, Only a
proof of the rule that calamitieS never
come singly.
The Neihart Cash Clothing Co.. moves
this week from the Metzger building to
the Barker block. Their increasing
trade demanded their entrance into larg-
er quarters.
A. NJ. Henry and wife and three
children are registered at the Frisco.
Mr.. Henry is secretary as we'll rs one OF
the heaviest stockholders in the Florence
Mining company.
Harry Lewis has a gentleman COW
who will be pleased to form the ac-
ouaintancc of all the lady cows Of this
neighborhood. He is a thoroughbred
and does a cash business.
If you want a nice suit OF clothes OF
an ovcrcoat for this fall. don't forget tc
see the fine line of samples just received
at the Neihart Cash Clothing Cos
B igbargains for the money.
. Mrs. Dan Condor came home Wednes,
! day from Il two weeks visit with he
parents in Great Falls. She is accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. kenkel wh'
q will remain a short time at Neihart.
! Jack Wilson proprietor of the Neihar
c Exchange has shown characteristic enter
q prise by procuring IA neat metallic badg
which his friends wear to advertise hi
business. 1t bears the inscription ''l6
to-1 Jack WILSON,"
q Mrs. VIM. Tierney aud daughter Mis-
y Gertie entertained a few friends at thel
;. residence on East Main Monday evening
The function was held in honor of Mr.
y and Miss Longcway of Great Falls, VIII
/ are visiting at Neihart.
The HERALD has just received a lare
new line of fine stationery for its jo
y department.. Also q lot of new inks, a
II shades and colors. We can supply IL
III wants of the most fsstidious in the lir
d. of plain or ornamental job work.
Ia Jos. L. Quirk is the proud father of
real live 12 yound boy which was boz
:, in Belt Thursday, July 16. This is Joe
first born and to picture the life 81
smile on his face would require a pap
OF as big as a Sunday edition. The moth
OF and child are we'll.
james Matthews has a fine bann
painted on the wall of his retreat, viii
attracts the popular attention, and nc
-, of the boys claim to understand It,
says: "You don't have to frog. y
can pass. lntermission one minute
tween deals to allow outsiders to dlscr
the play"
:. ID. 4. Folsom sold his wool for
cents, Jeff Dogget received 81, a
80 Spencer, Mayn and Hoffman sold
,ho 8. Ed. Sayre disposed of his at s cen
80 and A. w. Walker got 81 cents. The
=. men all live in the Smith river vall'
The same leeces last year brought
il and ~ cents.
is r.. p. Ray and Chas. Berg came o'
of Thursday from Yogo, to see
lies swift changes in this rushing industr
me center. They say the Hobson-Bov
rty mines are not working now, but 4
by several men in 1Ogo gu
rch are doing hand washing with &C
the results. Bedrock" jim Garner is M
the ing a little money this season.
the The order of Knights of the Mac
seq bees met Tuesday last and completed
institution of their tent here. The c