The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-08-25
Stationery at Campbell's.

J. c. +. Barker came in from the
Springs yesterday.
If you want Il good smoke 90 to
Campbell's drug store.
Oscar RAIDER was in town from the
Springs the first of the week.
Don't forget that the newsy Great
Falls Daily Leader can be got at Budge's.
Rev. Hawk will preach Sunday morn
ing and evening at the usual hours. Ev-
erybody invited.
Ben Cook our local furniture dealer
was quite sick this week with a fever
but is better now.
c. d. Ladd, Flank Marion and their
wives got back yesterday from "A pleas
ure trip to the National park.
Father Van de Henvel will hold ser
vices in Miners Union hall Sunday at
10 a. m. All are cordially invited.
The electric lights are soon to be
turned on again at Neihart. Thanks to
the energetic efforts of II. j. Skinner.
A. f. w. Hawk, brother to the rcsid-
ent pastor of the M. f. church is visiting
in camp. His home is in Pennsylvania.
Among the arrivals on Fridays train
were the following; w. j.. Clark, Harry
Skinner and wife, Rev. Hawk and wife,
and Rev. Van de Hcnvel.
The Lexington force is taking a few
days off and the friendly faces of Dan.
Lenny, Geo. Harrison and Chas. Roberts
may be seen on our streets.
The Marias range, the fertile prairie
section of Northern Montana, and one of
the finest grazing districts in Montana
has been utterly swept and destroyed by
fire.
Miss Mabel Collins gave a party last
night at the residence Of her parents to
a number of young friends in honor of
Miss Turner of Fort Benton. 1t is need
less to say that it was a very pleasant
event and greatly enjoyed by those pres
ent.-Tribune.
DR.. and Mrs. Vidal and little Stewart
Allen, in company with Jno. S. and Mrs.
Cook and little we've forgot her name
are rusticating in the outrageous and
sororific environments Of upper Newlan
creek. Doc. took his 44-50 carbine along
and rumor is current that he has already
dispatched two elephant, M ourang-ou.
tang, and a large bag of killilulu birds.
Later: At the hour of going to press
the above parties have returned and re-
port a very fine season of camping. The
foregoing is only josh.
The Republicans of White Sulphur
Springs have organized II club with the
following officers: President, J. Craig
vice president, III. E. Thompson; secre.
tary, A. II. Rhone; treasurer, E. III
league: executive committee. ID. E
Folsom, G. F. Dancer, Ralph Berry, J
B. Phelps, Irwin Smith, N. c. Bainum
G. w. Hill, Fletcher Maddox, and c. +
Wight.
Allen Pierse, wife and son Edward
got back Monday from Anaconda where
Mr.. Pierse has been attending the meet
ing OF the grand lodge A. O. L. w
They report having had Il splendid time
visiting also in Butte, Deer Lodge, Hell
ena and elsewhere. Al and wife are wei
known all over the state, and the loca
lodge of Workmcn could not have Sc
cured better representation.
James Alterton and wife of Butte nc
companied by j.. l.. Carroll and wife als'
Of Butte are in camp the guests of Mayo
Shaw and wife. Mrs. Alterton is siste
to Mr.. Shaw. For the novelty of thu
journey, the party came overland in an
emigrant wagon via Boulder, TOWNSEND
and White Sulphur Springs. They were
eight days on the trip, and report
splendid time hunting and fishing.
Our Westgard has gone to be a bol(
sojer boy having joined company A o
the M. N. G. for the annual encampmen
at Fort Ellis, BoZeman. He writes Il
from Helena where three or four compa
MES have laid siege to the town, whicl
easily surrendered, turning the who'll
works over to the boys in blue. Tom i
now doing the drill act and when he get
back will fight at the drop of a hat.
1t is with special good pleasure we re
port that our friend r. ID. Murphy ha
been appointed to the office of deput.
sheriff and %jailer in the place of Geo
Wallwork who has lately received a drie'
prune under Bissel's administration
Tom has accepted the situation and viii
assume its duties about the first of tn
coming month. This is a case where tn
man and the office are peculiarly titte'
TO each other and Mr.. Murphy NAV b.