The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-01
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, January 1, 1885,
CAMP NOTES.

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Neihart Monday,
w. D. Graham will soon move with
his family to Reddiug, Cal, to reside.
The price of holiday goods has been
reduced to actual cost at the Bee Hive.
Sewing machines at a moderate price.
Guaranteed first class. Lowry & Shaw.
Mrs. Condor returned from the Falls
Monday after having spent Xmas with
relatives.
The Bee Hive offers extraol binary in
ducements in all lines of trade. Call
and see the goods.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to I've
found in the town.
Jack Wilson was in White Sulphur
Springs last week. returning to Neihart
by Mondays stage.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Services at the NJ. f, church tomorrow.
Sermons II a. m. and 80 p. M; sun
day school ~ m; Epworth league 6 Al
D. m. S. ]. Hooking, pastor.
p. Purcell Of Helena, the celebrated
pulse piano tuner, was in Neihart this
week, doing considerable business.
He is the boy who can fix pianos.
The unusually pleasant weather of
the early days of this week have been
followed by a healthy snow fall and a
blizzard of the North Dakota summer
variety.
A series Of gun plays in a Belt bag
Hlo, Nhllotihds uay, icoultct III guy
shooting more or less seriously of three
men. 1t was a Polander's picnic, and
an elegant time is reported.
Sam Anderson, after two weeks spent
in collecting an exhibit of the minera
wealth Of Neihart for the Omaha expo
%sition, departed Thursday for TIN
Springs. He took out an excel lent dis
play of ores.
For RENT: A good store room mex
door to post office, so built that large
Sliding doors connect the room with TIN
post Office. An excellent business stan
having all the required fixtures. Wi
rent on reasonable terms. Inquire here
The braves of Ogallala tribe No. {
Improved O. r. NJ. have decided t
postpone their previously announced fes
%tivities till the night of January 7, 1895
The hall will be open to member
friends and visiting brothers, and
good time is anticipated.
Letters to private parties here frol
Mrs. Justina Green, of Minneapoli
state that the writer is in the best
health and that the wave Of prospelit
has slightly moistened the earth in h
environments. Mrs. Green taught m
sic in Neihart two years ago and is no
teaching in Minneapolis. She wishes
be remembered to her many friends.
Judge j.. M. Gray writes to Neiha
friends from his present home in Was
ingtOn, C. H., Ohio. The judge is
fair health and good spirits, and ST
his winter to date has been quite mi
He is convinced that the cause of SLY
is growing in the east and says it W
show great gains in the election to
held in 1898. lie sends regards to 1
friends.
Holiday week has been one of mi
to the kids who have coasted the SC
out of their trousers and their you
hearts to fullness. To facilitate
process of obeying gravity's law W
the least possible friction, they h'
utilized everything from IN Esquim;
sledge to a Michigan single, and
circumambient air about Neihart is I
nocturnally, Numerically and longit
inally. In fact it is the only til
about town that rents for much.
j. L. Hopkins, agent for the r.
Polk publishing company, the big
rcctory makers, was in Neihart, M
day, revising the work relative to NJ
tana preparatory to a new edition.
is all well enough to list the sons of l
so hat their creditors may find tn
but it does not remedy the fact
when you have found the average II
he is sans pecunia and destitute of s.
The directory, not yet published, wi
will tell how to extract silver from a
~linquent subscriber will realize a fort
to its enterprising promulgators.
Geo. s, Bailey has assumed the Il