The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-12-17
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, December II, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.


Tinwarc. graniteware and crockcry at
VIM. Mueller's.
A fine piece of china makes An clr-
CANT Christmas present.
N. +. Meade, the erstwhilr r%ailroHicr
holds the sit of hull cook at the Seven.
Globe air rifles are Just the thing for
the boys. See them at Lowry Il Shaw's.
c. d. Johnson vent to the Falls with
Il car of ore from the Broken Hill Tues
day.
Xmas goods of all kinds at the Bee
Hive. Call and examine the assort-
mrnt.
The Big Seven has reduced its force
by laying off all the men employed on
dead work.
VI. Parker, travelling representative of
the Helena Independent, was doing this
TOWN. iHes''dN.
Several brands Of hive grade smoking
tobacco and Il new assortment Of clc-
CANT pipes at the Rec Hive.
The Neihart Meat company will have
u stock of fine Christmas turkeys on the
Goth. Place your order early.
Ladies' and gen Is furnishings and no.
lions in splendid assortment at the big
general store of William Mueller.
Fine skates and coasting sleds at Low
~ 4 Shsw's. Place you order now,
while the assortment is complete.
Willis, son of J. X. Clark, Great Falls.
will spend the winter with his uncle Hi
ram Willis. and attend the Neihart high
school.
Take u chance on the Dresden China
clock at the Bee Hive. One chance
given with each - cen, purchase. W.
l.. Cook. proprietor.
Fire destroyed twelve stacks of grain
for Pat Ivy near Kidney last week. This
was his entire crop. 4 spark from the
thresher engine did the business.
MISS Annie G. Simpson. primary
teacher in II public schools, will he
tEa ,n,oat Af nr and Nrc Dittu-nnl ,I,r
ing the coming teachers institute.
Nrs. Il. q. Woodmansce departed 10y
Thursdays train bound for Auburn,
Cal, where she will make her future
home. Her husband will shortly follow
her.
j. C.. PYLE went to Helena Tuesday on
business. His eldest daughter Carol,
who has been visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Sizer in Helena for a few DAYS will
return to Neihart with him.
Mrs Nels Carlson got back Friday
from Rat Portage, whittier she had gonc
10 see her husband who WAS sick witt,
pneumonia. She left him much better.
bur he is still at the hospital.
rrin. \. g. Sears of the Ncihart pub
lie schools has received from the state
hoard Of education a teachers life ccrti-
ticate. He already holds II similar doc
n,,ant IN nu,l f,r tbn ; ut, pf Wnubinn,
ton.
Sundays rising sun heard Il shout OF
mfantile gler pouring forth from the
home Of Robert Wcdlock. L pom inqui.
ry the great orb of day was informed
hat ii was a girl and that she starts of
AZ l04 pounds. Bob is feeling as wei
rs could be expected at this writing.
Services in the NJ. +. church on sun
day rs follows: Preaching II n. m
Sabbath School IL m. Epworth League
d:45 p. m. Preaching 30 p. m. Praye
meetings every Thursday evening. Ev
ervhody invited to attend these services
:. j. hooking, pastor.
Mrs. W. +. Oden and family lief
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. LadC
of Great Falls, for a week or so. With
there she expects to submit her daugh
ter Mary to the operation of having lie
tonsils removed. This is upon the al
vice of physicians who have ~frequentl
beer called upon to treat her for tonsil
its.
Well, here we are again,
Watches from 1928 up.
Ladies' and gents chains, 81 up.
Chains and lockets, 50c. up.
Rings and rings, 81 up.
Brooches and jewelry of all kinds.
The latest fads in belts, all cheaper thal
you can purchase them elsewhere.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS,
See the cuckoo clock.
j. o. BOYD,
The .Jcwelcr.
Fred Maxwell has just finished thre
splendid works in oil, representing til
hattleships, ..The New Maine" and 'ril