The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-02-08
CAMP NOTES.

Go to the Bee Hive for prices on
fruits.
Chas. D. Ladd left Tuesday for Butte
to be gone a few days.
See Carr & Warmbrod for Gait coal
delivered to your door.
Mrs. Jos. Wynne is embarking in the
laundry business at Neihart.
Take the baby to LeMunyon and have
its sweet face photographed.
II you want a lamp go to the Bee
Hive. You can get them at cost.
Cilas. Crawford was in White Sulphur
Springs the past week on business.
Supt. McCooey of the Broadwatcr
mine had business in Great Falls this
week.
Dougal and Walter the two boys Of
Duncan MCGOWAN are belfast with
symptoms of pneumonia.
Ell. Williams has a supply of fresh
honey and maple sugar at his fruit
store. Call and see samples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yule were in White
Sulphur Springs this week where they
made final proof on their ranch west of
town.
r. E. Wilson lately one~of the Broad
water bucket brigade is recovering from
a two weeks attack of ''infernal' rheu-
matism.
Sunday service in M. e. Church as
usual. Preaching II a. m. and 7:30 p.
IN. School at 12m. Everybody invited
S. G. Nobeld, Pastor.
Stephen Pierse and Mrs. Shaw return
ed Monday from Deer Lodge where they
were attending the last sad rites we
the body Of their mother.
We note by the Times hat our old
time friend Geo. J. Ringwald now Of
Belt was injured by horse which he
was riding falling on the ice.
All articles kept in a first class meat
establishment such as beef, mutton, veal,
pork. lamb and fish, bologna and dried
meats. will be found at Soul Parrvs'.
E. j. Lycett has bought out the sa-
loon business of Thos. McGrath, expect
ing to continue the same. Mr.. McGrath
has not decided upon a future location,
but we trust his lines may fall in pleas
ant places, and that he may pile up some
stuff.
A. NJ. Henry Of White Sulphur
Springs, one Of the main owners of the
Florence was in camp the first of the
week examining his interests here. Mr..
Henry has been identified with Neihart
for almost twelve years having at one
time resided here.
Paul Paulson, late night clerk at the
Hotel Judge, left Thursday for Belt
where he will remain a few days. His
destination is the Rainy Lake country
where his friend D. A. Larson is already
located in the gold region. Paul is a
steady goer, and industrious in his
habits.
The Odd Fellows will hold IA taffy
pulling social next Wednesday in A. o.
[. w. hall, after the close of their reg
ular session. 1t is to be an exclusive
affair for the members and their ladies',
and a good time is anticipated, Chas
Warmbrod, Bert Perry and Frank Ed
wards constitute the committee of ar
engagements.
David Sweeney and VIM. Cragg have
just received a large case of buckskin
gloves manufactured from deer skins
captured about Neihart. Some weeks
ago these skins were sent away and now
they arrive all made up in the best OF
styles, light or heavy, large or small.
plain or fancy, anyway to suit the Gus
toner. Call in and examine them.
Mrs. Sprague's mask ball to be given
on st. Valentines night is the whole
topic of social conversation. "Are yor
going?:" is the question everybody asks
everybody else. And while they all say
'no," the answer is given with a merry
twinkle in the eye which means tina,
Everybody is going" S~ixty-six suits
have already been ordered and a glorious
time is expected.
Rev. J. A. and Mrs. Hedges of White
Sulphur Springs accompanied by Mis-.
Curtis, Superintendent of public schools
drove over the range Wednesday, EN-.
countering a fearful blizzard. They
were ten hours on the way from Wool
sey's finding it difficult to keep the roat
on account of the binding and drifting