The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-03-28
CAMP NOTES.

CAMP OTES
Big X. of L. dance Easter Monday.
For SALE: General merchandise. at
John R. Fitzsimmons.
Guy Gray is head booster in the Min
er composing room. L
Sniders Chilli sauce, try it. Fol sale
at John r. Fitzsimmons. G
Just received choice line of Califor-
MIA cabbage at J. r. Fitzsimmons.' |
Frank Oden and family will move
back to their residence on society hill
next week.
J.R. Fitzsimmons the enterprising
general merchant returned Monday from
Belt.
Up to date tailor made suits. Step in
and look at our samples.
John r. Fitzsimmons.
James Gam is back to his old stamp
ing ground ready to work on his claims
in johannesburg.
Mr.. LeMunyon has decided to stay
until Tuesday upon the request of his
numerous patrons.
J.H. Lotus has left Neihart to travel
in the interest of a newly invented pump.
We wish him every success.
All the winter underwear that is left
We will close out at nearly cost.
John r. Fitzsimmons.
The highest market price paid for
fresh ranch eggs, butter and poultry of
any kind at Banners, the caterer.
Chances on the Waverly bicycle at
Lowry & Shaws are almost all taken,
and the grand rattle will occur tonight.
The Bon Ton restaurant is the place
to get rousing big meals.
Carl G.. Peck, proprietor.
Mrs. Frank Servoss celebrated st.
Patrick's dav by presenting her husband
with a daughter on that illustrious oc-
casion.
TIE. Healey of Belt came to Neihart
by Mondays train remaining over night,
Tim is looking well and wears a smile as
of general prosperity.
No dog fights to report this week
But Dick Brennan's terrier, Pepper, had
a narrow escape from being swallowed
by Johnny Wilson's mastiff.
A letter just received at this Office
from Rev. Noble written at Sand Coulee
states that he will he back to Neiharl
for services Sunday, March 29th.
Geo Patingale has bought the Pa
Boyl residence and will move into hi!
newly acquired home some time mex
week. This is one of the best houses il
town.
Bishop Brewer will be here April 8
to hold Episcopal service in Workmel
hall. Everybody is cordially invited t
attend this service, particular @nou
ment of which will follow later.
W. r. Thompson of Cartwright
Manitoba, brother of John Vallentynt
visited his relatives here this week. H
left Thursday for Great Falls where h
will probably locate permanently.
Two fires this week, neither of whic
were serious. Lee Sings cabin and A
thnr Fowler's shack opposite the Par
Hotel. The department went to the la
ter but its services were unnecessary.
The amount of money apportioned
Meagher County's school fund from II
sale and rental Of state lands is 81
S61.1O. This amount added to the mo
eys on hand will make the sum to |
apportioned between this date and Jun
lst nearly $4,000.
Phil Walsh, one of the straight |
and up old timers of Neihart very kin
ly remembered the newspaper man |
sending in his annual contribution
the work of enlightening the worl
MI. Walsh is engaged at the Imperial
driving the main tunnel.
A. B. Pomeroy returned Monday fro
a few days visit to White Sulph. Spring
While there he was more than gratif'
by meeting an old college chum in t
person of RIG. Wright. They two spe
many an hour in relating interestil
"reminiscences of their school life.
City Marshal E~llenberger receiv
orders from the council to give passpol
to several buns and vags who late
chose Neihart as their rendezvous. T
passports were delivered in a peremto
o,o oo1 uhon %ho vorth1ooo cho~o