The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-01
See Mcnveen's adj. in this issue.

AhDpAs AA'iiJSbli NiN' f''''H 49,
moved to Belt.
The Bee Hive will sell all holiday
goods at actual cost.
Edwin Dunston has gone to Great
Falls for a few days on business.
The Bee Hive is the best place to hny
fruits. CONNECTIONS and nuts of all kinds.
VIM. Mueller as II Xmas memento
presented each of his customers u box of
Gunthcr's bonbons.
David Sweeney and John l.. Walker
ir., are running the VIM. Mueller store
during the absence of that gentleman,
Harry Miebach of Monarch, who has
spent the summer at Shelby Jc., has re-
turned to civilization and Yesterday
smiled on his friends at Neihart.
Mrs. Brown. sister of Hiram Willis
and mother of r. w. Spiking, after Wis
ting relatives and friends here for "A
few days left Saturday last for her home
in Rossland.
Jay Walker exhibited his character
istic enterprise last Friday by presenting
each of his customers II handsome nose
gay of cut flowers to be worn at the
| Miners Union dance. The name Of Jay
Walker is usually associated with the
popular Oak Palace barber shop.
Every kid in town will tell YOU that
H. NJ. Wilson is the incest man along
Main street. He hitched up his big
| sled and took them all Il ride last sun
day afternoon. The question which
worries Hank now more than any othe'
is how to convince the ladies how nice
he is.
Edna, the 6 year old daughter of W
J.. Minar of Fort Benton died in White
Sulphur Springs last Friday asternoon
The remains were taken via Ncihart tt
Fort Benton on Monday where the.
were buried. The little one was at
tending school in the Springs when tax
en- sick.
The Gait mine after few months q
inactivity resumed work again las
Wednesday by setting a few men t
work cleaning out the main adit. The
will probably increase the force Of mir
ers 0 although the management hG
l expressed no word which might defir
its intentions.
The concert and Christmas tree give
at the NJ. f. church last Friday nigl
was Il function of great delight to boi
young and old. The speaking an
singing were good. The tree was bear
tifully decorated and the appearance
old Chris, who is now the oldest all
bodied man in the world, was especial
delightful. As the old benefactor has
lot of ground to cover in one night,
o did not remain long, but had the aud
ence on the 'qui vlve" while he was
). sight. Everybody received a sack fu
$, of peanuts, candy and good cheer.
Ett,,,, G. Smith APAIApIntnp nj I
Vienna Bakery, presented the Odd F.
9 lows last evening at their grand hi
If and supper n beautiful cake of tn
own design and make. The cake W
a chocolate layer around which W
- iced the three links and in the centre
-, each link the motto of the order, f.
10 & T. On the top of the cake eXtcndi
upwards II foot or more rose arts
work in icing and browning the sa
III was made Il small basket contain
IL flowers. The design has II very pleas
III effect, and the gift was much appreci
'yS ed by the Odd Fellows. Etticn 4
Smith are all right.
yer
III The editor of the HERALD is oblis
ne to anonymous friends in Great Falls
pld the receipt of u handsome anOnym,
Christmas present. We have seen in
rtl NUNS menageric, in dime museums,
ats the Midway, and even at the chu
mo- fair, where is supposed to be eXhihi
every article of human creation, whet
18th it ever possessed the quality of use
I'VE ness or nOt-but such II long flow
white robe, with its silk embroidery
the handsome lace trimmings, never bel
ent met our gaze. The only explana'
nd we can offer is that such garments
ing worn by angels. 1t is IL beauty. bu
doesn't fit the editors trunk.
Right From Butte.