The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-10-10
The keihart Herald,
Saturday, October 10, 1896.
CAMP NOTES.
See Taylor for fresh fruits.

ing 10 Wo1klDg.
Jos. Wagner was in town from the
Falls last Friday.
AL. Phippen and Robert Lamb were
in town Monday from Monarch.
Mrs. II. ). Thomas returned Monday
from a brief visit with friends in Great
Falls.
Mr.. Reddy of Great Falls, "a practic-
al printer, took a run up to town We'd
nesday.
Jonathan McAssey was doing business
in Great Falls this week. returning YES
terday.
John L. Taylor carries ii full line of
groceries and fresh fruits. See his stock
and be convinced.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
VIM. Tierney was in the Springs this
week attending the regular meeting of
the board of commissioners.
Ii. IL. Howard, lately a compositor on
the BoZeman Chronicle is in the CITY.
He is a son of DR.. Howard of Belt.
Neihart Cash Cloth ng Co., headuuar-
tiers for children's clothing, shoes, and
samples for suits made to your order.
The Spotted Horse mine at Maiden
has sold for $4,000 cash to ]. L.
Bright of Columbus, o. The mine will
be started t. work.
We invite special attention to the new
ad of John r. Fitzsimmons on our front
page, and ask the reader to ponder we'll
upon what he has to say.
Roberts and Mershon have set a red
white and blue pole in front of the old
Roberts shop, and are prepared to give
a man a shave as good rs the Queen of
England would want.
Now is the time to plaster your house
or chink your cabin. Stucco for sale at
the Second Hand Store. Contracts tax
en- for plastering buildings.
A. H~eidenreich.
The republicans have placed Pat
Sweeney on their ticket for county com
missioner in place of George Bulge re-
signed. Mr.. Sweeney had already been
nominated by the democrats.
P.I. Moule candidate for clerk aud
recorder on the Mckinley ticket has re-
signed. The central committee tried to
name G. W. Hill for the sit thus made
vecant but that gentleman has politely
declined.
P%atronize western institutions. The
Union Life Insurance company, Omaha.
Neb., writes the most liberal policy writ
ten. For information address W. H.
Godfrey, Butte, or DR.. l.. Loda, Salt
Lake. Utah.
Jay Walker has again taken charge of
the Oak Palace barber shop and is as
sisted by Byron Smith who is a profess
or Of tonsorial art. Mr.. Walker is put
ting in a new galvanized tank prepara-
tory to opening his bath rooms again.
The smile of this gentleman is an en-
Enlistment to the place which reminds
us of old times.
Daniel Payne of Kibbey was badly
hurt last Saturday OF his way home
froFn Neihart. He was driving down a
steep hill when the wagon reach broke,
causing the team to take fright and run
away. He was thrown out and injured
about the head. He lay unconscious un
I'll ound about an hour later when he {
was taken to Alex. Yules and a phvsi- {
clan was wired for. He is slowly i'm {
proving. |
We understand the Great Falls fire de- 9
partment is much in need of a new and 8
appropriate banner. For their special 4
information we will state that the flag .
they want is now in the possession of q
James Kyle and George Bulge of Mel 7
hart. Chief Burns or Asst. Chief Arthur 8
OF the G. F. D. please write either of :
these gentlemen for particulars. The :
flag is held at $3.50, but it might be OBJ. l
tanned at a less figure. 1
Sheriff w. H. Mcknight came over this
week to execute a sherif's sale upon
Neihart property, to satisfy a court
claim in favor of the First National of tt
White Sulphur. And he is incidentally p
doing a little quiet electioneering, trying h
%straighten up some badly dilapidated tt
Mr.. Mcknight has been an eff NJ
officer, and his friends urge that he W
deserves a reelection, but there is no use "
trying to hide the feeling of bitterness N
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