The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-04-30
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, April 16, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

Misses Louie and Stella HOWeS OF
Monarch visited friends at Neihart this
week.
Fresh home-rendered lard in stock at
the NE1HARr MEAT Co. In large or
small quantities.
II. P. DeHart, representing the Perish
ing company of tailors of Chicago was
in Neihart doing business this week.
The BIG Seven has Just declared a
dividend by which $4,000 are divided
among the stockholders. This is a
great mine.
Wallpaper, picture frames, mural de
corations, alabastinc and ready mixed
paints and varniShcs at Desilets & End
ers, Great Falls.
A number of our young people will
90 to Monarch this evening to attend an
evening party at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Miebach.
Jennings, Steele and Snyder shipped
a car of ore from the Whippoorwill
Thursday of this week, and they say the
returns will be good.
Editor Burns of the deceased Knock
er of Belt was in tow Wednesday. He
goes to Barker, having in prospect a
newspaper for that place.
The ladies of the NJ. L. church did
handsomely at their ice cream social last
Saturday, having cleared S3l which is
applied on the church debt.
VIM. Mueller is closing out his stock
of mems and boys clothing regardless
of cost, Call upon him for bargains,
and you will not be disappointed.
The HERALD office does job printing
in approved style. Send in your orders
for anything furnished by a printer, and
we will give it our immediate attention.
r. W. Lamb of Monarch was in Mel
hart last Wednesday and Thursday.
He is preparing to start for Edmonton,
whence he will continue his Journey to
Alaska.
James Longmire started Thursday to
take his children to Homeland, Fla,
where they will be left in charge Of his
mother. Mr.. Longmire expects to re-
turn to Neihart in about a month.
Now that the time for house cleaning
has arrived don't forget that we have a
complete line of wall paper, kalsomine,
OILS, paints and v~arnishes.
Lowry & Shaw.
By the grace Of AdoIph Heidenrcich,
the band was given Il ride about town,
last Saturday, while they discoursed
some sweetly mellitluous strains from
brazen tunnels. The general verdict i,
that the band is all right.
Miss Sophia Golf of Great Falls is
seamstress and dressmaker of wide eX
periencc. She is now located in the Lu
thcr block, second floor, where she vii
be pleased to meet the ladies of Ncihar'
vino desire service in her line.
Geo. b. Dryer is back from Barker
and is preparing to do some work o.
his property at the head of Eagle cree
near the Big 7. The mining propert
belonging to Geo. and Thos. Dwyer an
Mike Murphy in that region is full c
promise and will be made a great min,
Dan Redden has showed his characte
istic enterprise by presenting his fricnt
with Il fine photo-gravure of the hattl
ship Maine as she lay at anchor in II
harbor of Havana, and Just before 81
got the name of scrap iron. 1t is Il m,
iestic view and is well worth Il patriot
frame with bunting trimmings.
Desilcts and Enders of Great Fal
are leaders in wall paper, having ju
received a carload of as fine stock
was ever brought into Montana. ri
line canno he duplicated in northel
Montana and they are selling it a
trimmed and ready for hanging at pric
within the reach of all. They also ha,
received II large shipment of alabastil
all colors.
The elaborate and painstaking prepa
ations of the |. O. o. f. for their am
versary celebration last Tuesday event.
were never before eXcelled in Neihar
The members of that lodge and tho
friends met and turned the evening in
one OF mirth and iollity long to be l
membered. Rev. Hooking spoke upt
the grandeur of o~ddfellowship, both S
cial and benevolent, both historic al
prophetic, and the speech was well
celved. a fine line of refreshments W
served, after which the remainder of t
evening was spent in music, games a
dancing.