The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-04-25
CAMP NOTES.

CAMP NOTES.
Sping. styles in carpets now in.
F. H. Meyer.
Public meeting Monday night Every
body 60.
Have you seen the 100 dollar lady's
bicycle at F. H. Meyers.
Patriots of America give q public
meeting Monday next.
J. T. Arlington one of the Benton
stockholders is in camp.
Ed Dunston lately visited his mother
in Belt, returning to Neihart Monday.
F. II. Meyer will explain to you how
to get a 100 dollar lady bicycle free of
charge.
The mines and all places Of business
at Neihart were closed on the day of the
funeral. .~.
Mrs. Emily Howe and little Emma
Vigus were arrivals on yesterdays train
from Monarch.
LeMunyon, the photographer, came up
Monday Of this week, to take some views
zsferslie private benefit.
Paints, oils, glass, kalsomine and all
such articles necessary to spring house
cleaning at Lowry & shaw's.
D. T. A. Macintosh has been called to
the Springs on account Of the serious
illness of his father, Captain D.,B. ,-
- +. B. Largent collector of internal rev-
enue under the benign administration of
Grover Cleveland was here Monday.
Mrs. D. L. s. Barker left Thursday to
pay her parents a visit at Bedford Ind
/. lana. She will be gone a few weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Vigus arrived from
Lewistown yesterday morning. They
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Preston.
Mrs. H. T. Rosgard has gone to White
Sulphur Springs for the benefit of the
water for rheumatism with which she is
afflicted.
Mrs. Robert Barker, of White Sulph-
ur Springs accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Violet, is visiting her son D. L. s.
Barker at this writing.
Ed. Vance, son of A. j. Vance, of this
city, yesterday received notice that an
uncle of his had died in Illinois, leaving
him an estate of considerable value
Tribune.
The leasers on the "sS" are doing we'll.
AL. Cox, one of the mainstays, was seen
this week and he bore the heartiest good
cheer. They are taking out ore, with the
prospect thai some money will be made.
j. G. +. Barker, T. E. Collins, and E.
J. Anderson were arrivals from White
Sulphur Springs Wednesday evening.
Their mining operations in Duck creek
are progressing well, and the air is filled
with rumors of a sale to St. Paul parties.
Methodist services-Love feast at 10
a. m, conducted by Rev. Vigus. Preach
ing at II a. m. and 1880 p. M; Sunday
school at IL, Immediately after the close
of morning service. Epworth league
meeting at 7 o'clock. Everybody invi-
ted. S. G. Noble, pastor.
Thos. Stees, Grand Master of the l. o.
O. F.; jurisdiction of Montana, visited
the brethren of Banner lodge at Neihart,
and addressed them Wednesday night, at
the regular meet. Thursday night he de-
livered to the members a second address
upon the subject of the degree of Daugh-
tiers Of Rebecca.
The Patriots of America, Neihart
Lodge No. Twill give a grand public
meeting Monday evening next, to which
the entire populace is invited. SPECIFIED
will be heard, national airs will be sung,
and a very interesting program carried
out. Mrs. Green, pianist has kindly
consented to play "The Battle Of Man.
sssas," composed and rendered with such
signal effect by Blind Tom. Thi. selec-
ton itself will indeed he q rare treat.
Everybody IL invited to come to Craw.