The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-04-18

We carry the finest line of cigars ever
brought into the city at the Bee Hive.
The advertisement of Mrs. Green's
concert in another column. Our citizens
can not afford to miss this rare treat.
The ice-Cream social announced for to-
day by the ladies of the NJ. f. Church
has been postponed till further notice.
We are the leaders in bicycles. We
handle the Stormer, Heating and Elgin
King. Come and get our terms, at the
Bee hive.
Rev. E. w. Wheeler and wife. the
celebrated singing evangelists will hold
meetings at Monarch prior to coming to
Neihart. They will reach Monarch Fri
day, April "a
Chas. E. Douglas and NJ. l.. Sprague
Just came in from Yogo. He says opera
| tons are not very active there at pres
ent, but that the season of placer work
is about to open, with prospects of an
unusually active year.
A grand concert is being prepared by
the choir of the NJ. E. church, to be CIV
en- in A. O. U. W. hall, Saturday evening
April 25. The program will be highly
entertaining. No admission fee will be
charged and the public is cordially
invited.
We are glad to see Mrs. G. d.
Sprague in Neihart again. She went
recently to Helena for hospital treat
ment, at which time an ailment of the
throat had completely destroyed her
power of voice. She back with
her health fully restored.
Comforting with DR.. Sandow we learn
that all the cases of %diphtheria in Mel
hart are recovered, that there are nj
evidence Of it spreading in the develop
ment of new cases, and that the prevail
ent, almost general, throat affection of
few weeks ago has disappeared.
DR. Shaw of Montreal is expected 500
, to arrive at Neihart to be associated wit
DR.. Sandow in his local practice. Di
Shaw is a graduate of McGll
university and has served a long term a
house surgeon at the Victoria Genera
hospital, at Halifax, Nova Scotia. IL
. comes highly recommended as a compe
r tent and able physician and surgeon.
j. L. Trip, late Of Oak Park, MINI
brother of our fellow citizen VIM. Trip
e arrived in Neihart Monday, much to tn
surprise of his many friends. He was
e resident of Neihart until three yeal
e ago next August he was struck in the ey
with a piece of quartz, and was con
!, PEELED to go east for treatment. Ii
unfortunately lost the sight of the inju'
ed eye, but otherwise carries a soun
healthy body. We are glad to see OF
# auburn haired friend again.
A very fancy invitation printed o
silk was received this week by the SCI
a rotary of the Neihart Fire department
t It reads:
To the officers and members of Ne
j. hart Fire Department, Gentlemen: yo
are hereby cordially invited to atten
q the first annual ball of the Belt FIJI
lie Department to be held Tuesday, Apr
l8, 1896. Chas. Jones, Secy.
Belt, Montana.
. It is not unlikely that some OF OF
boys will attend this first annual evel
le of the Belt department.
VIM. Mueller surprised his mar
y Neihart friends by debarking from Il
: train here and stopping in camp for
few days. He was evidently present
mining business, but states nothing
particular regarding the same. He h
n resided in Chicago for the past thre
:, years, but we are pleased to state tn
he promises to spend this summer
Neihart. He has already returned to TT
east. VIM. Mueller has been of gre
~ economic value in building up the tow
# of Neihart, and we are pleased to lea1
that he will once more come to lily
with us.
IN DR.. Stephens the popular dentist
Is Great Falls, accompanied by his love
wife paid Neihart a visit this week,
turning home today. H. B. Pomeroy
Everett, Washington, also departs tod;
after having spent about six weeks
Neihart. A small party of friends m
: last night in A. O. U. w. hall to extel
:. the farewell in a formal manne Fl.
music was rendered, and social gam
were INDUCED in. An elegant supp
at the Frisco Hotel and the event W
in one long to be remembered by the hap