The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-18
h Neihart Herald.
Saturday, July IS, 1896.
CAMP NOTES.

at this office.
C. l.. Wayland, post Office Inspector,
was in town last Friday.
| will deliver ice to order in any part
of the CITY. A Heidcnreich.
Since Bryan's nomination the demo-
Gratis of Neihart are smiling like a load
Of hay.
Alfred Myers has just returned from a
trip to the mining fields of Jefferson and
Madison counties.
LosT-Aluminum dressing comb.
Finder will be rewarded by retaining
same to HERALD Office.
We are agents for Waverly bicycles.
the best high grade machine in the
world. Lowry Il Shaw.
A break in the water main near
Benefits office necessitated the shutting
off of water for two days this week.
Archibald Gray asst gen'l freight
agent of the G.. N. r. with headquarters
in Butte paid Neihart a visit last Friday.
We have Just received a carload of the
celebrated Hercules powder from the
California Powder Works.
Lowry & Shaw.
Rev. Noble, we are sorry to state,
delivers his farewell sermon tomorrow
and starts soon for a course in the uni
versity at Evanston, Ill. He will leave
hosts of friends at Ncihart.
If YOU want u nice suit of clothes or
IN 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.
DR.. ~Carskaddon, the dentist, is now in
Neihart, and has taken up quarters in the
Pierse block, next door to the office of
DR.. Sandow. He needs no recommended
ton to our people, who for years have
been his patrons.
The HERALD has just received a large
new line of fine stationery for its job
department. Also a lot of new inks, all
shades and colors. We can supply the
wants of the most fsstidious in the line
of plain or ornamental job work.
Tom Westgard, formerly of Ncihart
was in the contest drilling match al
Lump July 4. He had bad luck mos
certainly, for we know Tom of old
down the line 50 fast, they won't know
which end their heads are on.
Some of our people were treated recently
by an itinerant dentlst, with results tina
they are not satisfied. The extent o
their complaining is considerable and W.
have only to suggest that people would
much better %patronize those they know
with less fear of being humbugged.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donovan of Castle III,
spending a few weeks in Neihart, living
in the Workman residence. Mrs
O'Donovan is well known as "Littl
Dot" or the "Castlc Mining Queen,
having figured prominently in Montan
history for more than twenty five years
She is an entertaining Conversations
and has done II thousand time
more than the average man for tn
advancement of the state of Montana.
Jno. Il. Taylor has opened a fruit an
confectionery store on West Main. carry
ing everything usually found in sue
stores. He keeps a full line of fires
fruits, candies and nuts, cigars an
tobaccocs, ice cream, and all kinds O
soft drinks, in fact it would puzzle TIN
public to state what he does not keep
Persons desiring fruit for any form G
preserves should see Mr.. Taylor befor
purchasing elsewhere. His prices cate
the trade.
The A. O. L. W. installed officers o
the evening of the 9th of July. The
new roster stands as follows:
i. A. Shaw, P. M. W.; S. P. Fan
quharson, M. W.; O. ]. Purdy, For
Peter Rush, O.; Geo. l.. McGibbOl
Rcdr.; j. j, Schwerdt FIn.; II. "
Soulc, Rcvr.; j. N. Sturgeon, g.; J.
Adams, l. W.; j. P. McNulty, O. w
M. F. Boland, trustee; J. J. Ellenberge
and E. A. Shaw were chosen delegates t
the grand lodge, with Fl. w. Soule an
j.. ]. Schwerdt as their alternates.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. L. S. Barker at the
spacious and handsomely furnishe
home ON East Main entertained a plesar
party of young folks at whist la
Monday evening. The party was give
iu honor of Miss Violet Barker and
Mrs. Allen Pierse who have since return
ed to their homes at White Sulphr