The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-08-08
h Nejhart Herald.
Saturday, August s, 1896.
CAMP NOTES.

Twill deliver ice to order in any part
of the city. A Heidenreich.
Mrs. Robt. Donohue since Aug. 3, is .
the proud mother of a fine boy baby.
We can sell you any grade of wheel
YOU want from S25 to 500.
Lowry & Shaw.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
Neihart Cash Clothing Co., headquar-
tiers for children's clothing, shoes, and
samples for suits made to your order.
We are agents for Waverly bicycles.
the best high grade machine in the
world. Lowry & Shaw.
Mrs. Matt. jacobson presented her
husband last Saturday morning Aug. l.,
with a 10 pound boy. Everything is
lovely. ~
John .Kenkel, ST., and wife and daugl-
ter, Miss Edna, returned to the Falls
Thursday after a brief visit with Mrs.
d. Condor.
We have just received a carload of the
celebrated Hercules powder from the
California Powder Works.
Lowry & Shaw.
Miss Mccarthy has increased her
stock of ladies', misses and children's
shoes and is prepared to supply any de-
+. manls IN this line.
Mrs. G. A. Allen rs proprietress OF the
Union restaurant is giving good salts
faction to all her numerous customers.
She runs asfrst class short order house.
John r. Taylor keeps a first-class line
of fresh fruits which he sells at bedrock
prices. His stock of t%obaccoes, cigars.
candies and nuts is worth your time to
inspect.
The charter for the new lodge of Pa
triots Of America will be organized at
Kibbey next Saturday evening Aug. 10
when a large number OF our boys will
90 to aid in the institution.
Patronize western institutions. The
Union Life Insurance Co., Omaha, Neb.
writes the most liberal policy written
For information address W. II. Godfrey
Butte, or DIR. l.. Loda, Salt Lake, Utah.
J. l.. Walker and Wrennick McCorm
lex have laid the poles for the telephone
between. Monarch and Neihart, having
been engaged this week at that work
Kempfer Bros. are setting them in TIN
ground.
: jaw Walker writes us from MammotI
Springs, Yellowstone park, under dat
of July g.. He is enjoying life in tn
fullest MEASURE, and says that the run o
tourists has been exceptionally large
Notwithstanding the weather has bee
cold.
Mrs. II. E. Healey and children of Be
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Iul
this week. Miss Murphy, sister to Mr.
Healey. who is teaching the Yule scho'
will close the summer term in abo'
two weeks and will teach in the BE
schools this winter.
A letter from Ed. Moore, now at Wi
der, Fergus county, says he and his ow
>. are enjoying good health. He asks us
inform his friends that he has started h
catfish ranch aud that whenever thu
happen to be passing that way he W.
fill them up. Wilder is situated on Il
banks of the rolling Missouri.
c. e. LeMunyon of the Elite studi
Great Falls, is in town with his usual
bility in the line of up-to-date photogl
ply. This time he is giving a fine fire.
hand argentic crayon portrait, Is X Z
with each dozen cabinets, all for t
price, of $4.5O, winch IS the SrandesC
fer made since Richard III tried to boo
the market for horses. /. l.. Jones, |
Munyon's agent has been canvassing
town this week, taking about 100 ord
on the above plan. Call upon this gr'
artist at his Main street studio, and sic
the rare bargain nov offered.
We have received the ninth edit
Gust OUT of Copp's Mining Code, pr
lished by Henry N. Copp, an emin'
attorney of Washington D. c., who
given many years to the study OF min.
laws. 1t is a book of over 200 pas
and will be found of great interest
mine owners and prospectors as it gi
the u. S. mineral land laws, the vari,
state and territorial mining laws. {
numerous laws and forms relative
miners liens, rights of way, locating
~patenting. This book is for sale by
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