The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-01-20
R. j.. Riley is in Helena on bust


Mems o~vercoats at lowest prices at
William Mueller's.
John Ogrin is visiting his brother
August at this writing.
H. J. Skinner of Great Falls was
here on business this week.
Chas. Swanson's little boy is sick
with inflamatory rheumatism.
Geo. Bulge, the city druggist,
paid Great Falls a visit this week.
Suits and overcoats for men and
boys, in great variety at Shannon's.
Rev. w. j. Atwood, o of Belt,
held Episcopal service in A. o.. L..
w. hall Sunday.
Headaches pass away when fitted
by perfect fitting glasses. Call on
j. ID. McNOlIuln. |
Born Sunday, Jan. IA, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Johnson, a boy. Every
body happy and well.
Miss Marguerite Powers went to
Great Falls Saturday where she will
visit for a brief season.
Astigmatism corrected by pre-
scription lenses, ground to order.
j. b. McCullom.
John Horthick is bottled in Great
Falls for incest, the victim being his
Is year old niece. He is past 40.
Bring those eyes that have failed
you for years, | will make you see.
J. b. McCollum.
Will Gibson, having completed
his contract Of building the Diamond
r hume, went to Stockett Saturday.
Correcting defects in children's
eyes caused by measles and scarlet
fever a speciality. J. b. McCollum.
b. O.. kempfer went to the windy
city on legal business Thursday.
But he told our reporter that he was
not going to buy the license yet.
Steve Pierse was an arrival on
Mondays train from Butte to attend
the basket social. He will remain a
few days looking after local mining
interests.
J. b. McCollum, the Great Falls
optician and eye specialist, will be
in Neihart at the Frisco hotel on the
25th and 26 of January, and will
give free tests and examinations.
Paddy Petit drove over from the
Sheep creek ranch Wednesday to
meet his mother here, returning
home with her Friday. Paddy says
the range road is in good condition.
The basket social given at IIoyt's
ranch, north of Monarch, Wednes-
day evening was a social and pecu-
MARY success. Over sixty people
were in attendance, and an excellent
time is reported.
Preaching services in NJ. E
church Sunday at II a. m, and s p
5 m. Prayer meeting every Thursday
| night at s o'clock. Everybody cor
r daily invited to attend these ser
vices. S. ]. Hooking, pastor,
: II. NJ. Ramsay, the popular baker
has an ad in this issue, and Lowry
& shaw, the hardware manipulation
: give an important change in thei
o card. Don't overlook the HERALD'
: advertisers when you want to d
business.
A dignifed gentleman who goe
by the name of William Penn j
treating the town. Standing i
front of Cooks store with a box @
cigars in his hand, he offered us one
but not being acquainted, we de
e clined the offer. He also hangs on
o around Dan Redden's and Jane
/ Kyle's, and is said to be a candidat
q for some office. But We will hay
t. to know his record before he wi
= get our vote, and it takes more tina
" cigars to get the support of this pr
j. per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Pierse
S White Sulphur Springs drove ov,
e. Sunday to attend the basket soci
y Monday night. Al. has never mis-
s. ed a basket social at Neihart, and |
would not break the record for an
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