The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-12-31
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, December 81, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

WIN. 4luelleTS.
Rev. A. Brown holds regular services
in Workmen hall tomorrow.
Globe air rifles are just the thing for
the boys. See them at Lowry & Shaw's.
Frank Harrison was in bed the first
of the week with tonsilitis, but is better
now.
The opening bill of McPhee's Big
Company will be Fanchon the Cricket
or the Witch's Curse.
Roy Stone, attending the Neihart
schools this winter spent the holidays at
his home near Kibbey.
McPhee's Big Company travels in
their own private car and carry a first
class band and orchestra.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
Fine skates and coasting sleds at Low
ry & Shaw's. Place your order now,
while the assortment is complete.
Neihart is we'll posted with show
bills announcing the coming of Nc
Pieces Big Company for Jan. 6.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
William Bonner took Tuesdays train
for Helena where he will remain as as
semblyman during the term of the leg
i~slature.
Charles Ettien will resume charge of
the Vienna bakery and lunch room Jan
uary /. His family will remain in
Great Falls during the winter.
"Why not put the hose cart on run
ners?" asks the Neihart Miner. This
question is not advanced because the
editor of that paper needs the wheels.
Geo. d. Louden the genial repre-
sentative of McPhee's Big Company
paid us a pleasant visit this week in
the interest of his attraction which
comes Jan. g..
Miss Stella Boland came up from the
Falls Friday to spend Christmas at home.
She returned Tuesday to resume her
place as bookkeeper in the grocery house
of G. w. Ryan.
A masquerade ball at Monarch called
a goodly number of our people thithcr
Thursday evening. Matt Sand took q
sled lode down the line, and the straw
ride was said to be fine.
Hank Wilson has purchased two fine
new cutters for the equipment of hi,
livery barn. Now the young mel
should summon the girls and show thei.
appreciation of such enterprise.
Irving Greenslitt and brother Waite,
are up from Evans, Mont, visiting thei
sister, Mrs. VIM. Cheek. Irving attend
ed the Neihart schools last winter, anC
and it is the intention of Walter to g
to school here for the remainder of TIN
present school year.
Services in the M. E. church on Sun
day as follows: Preaching II Il. N
Sabbath School 12 m. Epworth Leagu
Gas p. m. Preaching 7:30 p. m. Praye
meetings every Thursday evening. Ev
erybody invited to attend these services
S. ]. Hooking, pastor.
School will open TUESDAY mornin
for the winter and spring term. Mis-
Sutton's room, left vacant by resigna
ton, has been filled by the election O
Miss King of Helena, a teacher of rec
ognized ability. To relieve the crowd
ed condition the board has also electe
Miss Josephine Hamilton to assist i
Rotations.
Mrs. Robert Barker and daughte
MISS NlOlcb SIdilcu 1uCSudy ll fcld
dena, Mexico to visit the family of Mr.
Barker's son, Carter. Carter is superb
tenden. of the Los Muertos Mining con
pany at that place. The above name
Neihart people will spend the winter
that country. We wish them much hal
piness, and voice a popular sentimel
when we say they will be much MISE
in the society of this place.
G. S. Bailey and wife will leave Tue
day to undertake a new line of bushes
They will represent the Zenard Chemi
al company of Chicago and the Aubu.
Copying company of Auburn, N. '
The business they will do is enlargin
and finishing or developing photograph
transferring them to glass and bringil
out the natural flesh tints. Mrs. Bail
will organize and teach classes in tt
kind of work, and Mr.. Bailey will soil
it work, sell chemicals and attend
the business generally. They have