The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-03-31
Silver meeting tonight.

Silver meeting tonight.
Are you going to register.
Jas. Mcintosh was in Great Falls this
week.
Everything fresh and new at the City |
Drug Store.
NJ. F. Lennon made a business trip to
the Falls Thursday.
Feed your chickens Dodson's egg
food. City Drug Store.
This is the shop where job work is
done. Have you seen samples!
A. J. Lowe of Great Falls passed here
| Monday on his way to the Springs.
Try the City Drug Store for every
thing in their line. Dubach Building.
J. A. Klein and brother Henry are
visiting Mrs. c. D. Ladd at this writing.
Mrs. Hattie L. Huntington has taken
charge of the Coe bakery opposite this
office.
Mrs. f. j. Sanford is visiting her In
Gle, Mr.. Henderlider of Never Sweat
coulee, north of Monarch.
The Vienna Bakery is the place to
get bread of all kinds.
JOE HEGENER, Prop.
Pat Kenny, the unfortunate victim of
the recent Barker set-to, is convalescent,
and has returned to his home,
Prof. J. A. Workman handled the vio-
lin at last Monday nights social and his
music received merited praise.
1t is said that the Moulton boys will
give a dance in Crawford's hall next
Monday night. A big time is expected.
Frank Scherrer will report tonight in
Chas. Mix's hall the particulars of the
National Silver Conference. Everybody
come.
f. M. Hall, our young and promising
attorney, assisted in the taking of evil
dence in the Lee case in McGibbOn's
i. court this week.
An unfortunate washout has delayed
. Yesterdays train so that at the hour OF
going to press the cars are not looked
for soon. The washout is near Allen.
The public school opens again Mon
day after a week of rest and recreation
: to both teachers and pupils. The teach
ers of our town school are we'll choseI
for the position they occupy.
r. ]. Holmes of Great Falls, represent
ing the enterprising and ever-welcom'
Anaconda Standard, was in town thu
: first of the week attending to matter
: pertaining to that bright journal.
Mrs. A. G. White was panied Wednes
day night by the startling news by wir'
of her fathers death at Hinckley, III
He was in his seventy-firs year and full
of vigor until within a few days of hi
death. Mrs. White started next morn
ING for home whence she has been absen
for about 5 years.
Attorney J. U. Sanders was in cam
this week taking testimony in the LIE
suit for damages against the DIAMOND
R. mining company. Mr.. Sanders is
son of the immortal Colonel and is
veritable chip from the old block in aft
o. ability of demeanor and master of occa
sion. He is such a man as one delight
to meet.
The Yakima valley, Washingto
promises to become II of the mos
fertile and thickly settled sections of tn
northwest. Circulars descriptive of il
re character and of the prodigious irigatin
facilities are sent us by the Norther
ID Pacific end we are most highly impress
ed with the peculiar adoption of tn.
place to the wants of settlers.
t. In conversation with Judge Gray, on
of the stand-by's of this town, that ger
tleman gave utterance to the followin
quaint remark in reference to the preser
condition of partisan d~isintegration
81 this country. Thirty years ago you III
s. derstood a mans political leaning
soon as he opened his mouth on polite
of He was on one side or the other. No
ID men may talk for days together upc
e. political subjects, while the most obser'
a. ant critic could not say what they are
u, Score one for the Judge.
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