The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-08-14
CAMP NOTES.

y, that brass band!
Joe Quirk has gone to Butte.
Mamie Graham is visiting friends at
Belt.
Chas. F. McGibbon delivers wood cut
to order.
Frank Lewis and wife of Belt were in
Neihart last Monday.
Phil Willett of Townsend has taken
up his abode at Neihart.
H. j. Skinner of Great Falls was in
our busy city Wednesday.
Good goods at your own price, at the
closing out sale of Sweeney Bros.
John T. Taylor keeps the best family
groceries, and treats his customers we'll.
Miss Mae Sutton returned home last
Friday from a view weeks visit to Boze-
man.
j. G. E. Barker and J. T. Arlington
were in the city from Great Falls this
week.
The Frisco hall, nearing completion,
is quite an addition to the architecture
of West Main.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
The open season for grouse, prairie
chicken, and birds of that class begins
tomorrow. Johnny get your gun.
John It. Taylor carries a full assort-
ment of the freshest green fruits, as
well as candies, cigars, and tobaccoes
Give him a call.
If you want anything in the line Of
general merchandise call and see the
magnificent offers at Sweeney Bros
closing out, regardless of cost.
Since the concentration proposition has
f1unked we will have to begin booming
the town OF scenery. O! how superbly
grand! How healthful and rejuvenat
ing.
W. A. Mcleod, after two years sojourn
ing in the corngrowing districts of Mon
tana, is again back to civilized life in thu
great silver metropolis. He admires TIT
scenery about Neihart.
Rev. Hooking left Neihart by Tues
days train to attend the annual confer
ence of the North Montana Mission
held this week at Chinook. Bishop
Cranston presides over this conference
Wall paper in every style, variety ant
quality in stock at Calkins.' He sell
paper cheaper than ever before, and in
vites the public to examine his fine as
sortment. 1000 rolls of new wape
just arrived.
Ill nlOOlC Vi w ll0Cl3 Vholip's tOIlhSl
of Neihart, was in town Thursday TO
the first time In two years. Ed is
rancher now, and says his only regret
that he did not join that profession te
years sooner.
The Neihart baseball club will pla
against Great Falls on the Black Eagl
diamond when the Bryan receptio
comes off. The verdict will be murde
in the first degree, the Black Eagle tear
doing the role of corpse.
II. Saastamoinen lately of Belt ha
opened a tailor shop in the Brown builo
ing, cor. Main and Granite, where he
prepared to fill orders of any kind in tn
tailoring line. He is graduated from
cutters school in New York city.
w. M. Atkinson and wife and sistt
Miss Marston were at Neihart the mo-
of this week for rest and recreation
They enjoyed the fishing and mountai
climbing very much, and spoke in hie
terms of the delightful climate an
scenery.
Frank Marion president of the Ga
M. Co., saw the beautiful lanes and a
enues of Neihart this week. He So,
there is no wonder our people are col
tented and happy to live in a mountai
place as magnificent for scenery as Il
Little Belts.
News reached us this week that Mr.
Carrigg was drowned last Sunday
Sun river west of Great Falls. MI
Carrigg was a sister of Mrs. ,Ritch
Neihart, and was personally known
most of our readers. The funeral WI
held at Monarch Monday whittier Il
body was brought, Rev. Hooking ofio
ating.
Having sold our stock of gener
merchandise to VIM. Mueller, and reti
ed from business we request that a
those indebted to us call early and settl
We want the money, and propose at {
early date to place all bills that rema