The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-17
Register.

: Sam Anderson will registeIyou.
I If you are a republican, don't fail ia
Z register.
See that your friends have all regis
tered.
DR.. Vidal visited Great Falls this
week.
Mrs. A. Nathan and children visited
town Wednesday.
b. B. Cook went to the springs yes
terday morning.
Miss Mae Sutton visited Miss Maud
Ogden of Monarch this week.
VIM. McCurdie, road master of the
Montana Central, is in town.
After you have registered, come in
and subscribe for the Herald:
A second large excursion came in
Wednesday from Great Falls.
Fresh bread, pies and cekes at the
bakery of r. Provost. Main street. ATT.
Fred. Naegele of Helena is in town
rustling in the interest of the Montana
Stats Jeitung.
Services in the M. f. church on Sun
day at II A. M. and 8 P. NJ. conducted
by the pastor.
Thos. Westgard is perambulating
among the friends of the HERALD at
Great Falls this week.
Rev. J.. Vigus returned on Friday
from his trip to Highwood. While abb
sent he visited Great Falls.
DR.. Humphrey is making a profess
sional trip through the Judith expecting
to return in about two weeks.
Sam Anderson's residence Is being
improved in a manner that adds much
to it's convenience and appearance
AL. Devine and wife returned OH Fri
day. Mrs. Devine has been her sister in
in Salt Lake City for the past six weeks.
The family of II. F. McMillen has
moved to Neihart and are living on
O'Brien street where Mr.. Millen has pur-
chased a residence.
While Al. Crockett coca to Minnesota
anb gets spliced, Mr.. S~hoabothem will
fill subscriptions at the Minar drug
store. He is from Fort Benton.
Charles Burchard is visiting in Butte,
and everybody says it is sure to end in
double blessedness or cussedness to him.
We think so to and wish him much JOY.
A host of Others debarked at the
station here who had five hours in
which to do the town and the principal
mines after which they returned to
Great Falls.
John McAssey, true to a spirit of en-
terprise is completing the repairs on his
house which when finished will be to
the liking of a true benedict. Conven-
fence and comfort are exemplitied to the
queens taste.
Sam Anderson moved his store yes
tcrday to the building formerly occu-
pied bv the Bank of Neihart. He
will sell tobacco, cigars, notions, fruit
and such articles, and will also register
the qualified voters of this precinct.
We learn that on Sept. 2, the play
"Esmeralda" by Miss Clara Corbin,
leader, was given at Lewiston. Though
under unfavorable circumstances,
it was a happy Int, and we are glad to
note that Miss Corbin acquitted herself
most creditably.
John @. Dempsey was happily mar
ried last week to Miss Mary Calvin of
this place. The couple have been long
acquainted having first met in Miles
City some years ago. They start aus
.piciously on life's journey and carry the
good wishes of a small army of friends.
May you have joys u%nspeakable and full ,
Of glory.
James S. Gordon, the enterprising {
real estate man is not only a notary pub {
lie, but has received at the voice of the l
commissioners, appointment to the office
Of Justice of the peace for this township. {
James will make a good peddler of J
Justice if such a being bears human
He is to be congratulated on
lis appointment and we are sure the
public is well pleased that he has been |
;hus honored.
Chaplain c. c. Bateman has kindly
an invitation to come to Mel
lart and deliver two lectures on l
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, y
Sept. 81 aud 20. AS an orator Chaplain
has few equals, and these
will be a literary treat to the
of Neihart. Every body should
make it an object to attend both lee
ures. We have not the subjects but