The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-03-17

cupefallng HIS Nlldl iorccS.
Dan NlcDougal is just recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Episcopal service tomorrow even
ing at the usual place and hour.
E. G.. Maciay, Ira Myers and Isaac
Kingsbury were mere on business
this week.
The Preston Grocery still hangs
out its display notice and determines
to keep to the front.
M. l.. Clendenin was dangerously
sick this week with metallic poison
ing but is better now.
An immense grist of business was
attended to by the county COM
missioners at their March meeting.
j. R. Fitzsimmons displays his
sign to our citizens this week in a
long list of bargains. See front
page.
Notice of the coming election and
particulars with reference to it's Of
fcers and other matters appear in
this issue.
Editor Mitchell, of the Miner, was
sick last Tuesday, but we are
| pleased to know he has not met the
bacteria able to hold him down for
many hours.
At the hour Of going to press we
learn with pleasure that Frank
Scherrer will 60 to the Des Moines
conference, properly ~credentialed to
represent our camp at the silver con-
vention.
William Tierney has just returned
from the busiest session of the coun-
ty commissioners for q long time,
Reports bear us out that the county
fathers are vigorously inauguratlng a
period of economy in public affairs
Jack Mcdowell desires to an
nounce, as manager Of the Neihar'
Feed & Provision Co., a fresh car
load of Glendale flour is on the way
to Neihart which he propose to sci
at figures that everybody will con
slider right.
DR.. J. M. Kumpe responded to thu
call of local sufferers this week ant
made the trip from White Sulphu
Springs to this place. He has coun
ciled with local physicians in tn
J most important cases and we trus
will prove helpful in the time Of ex
IRENE physical need.
DR.. Pelzer announces again tina
he is ready to attend to any case re
quiring filling or extracting of teetl
He does crown and bridge work in
t thoroughly professional manne
and has given eminent satisfactio
wherever his service has been callee
See him Immediately, and hay
your teeth examined.
Thos. Westgard is back at his cas-
in the HERALD shop to aid in tt
worthy act of enlightening the worl'
Tom is not lazy nor indisposed t
do a days work in any particul
$ line, whether in pounding a dri
; raising a barn, setting his galley,
in saying nothing. 1t is a pref
good mar too that a do a day
work at keeping his mouth shut.
Sunday afternoon was held II
funeral services over the remains
G.. l.. Johnston. 1t was the large
funeral ever held in Neihart, toxic
ing the lofty esteem and honor
* which the subject in life was hel
ay A male choir rendered appropria
e. selections, and Rer. Vigus spoke
the occasion. A long processi
ny then followed to their last low b
the body of Neihart's loved citize'
- Alex Wright, u popular a
~, obliging postmaster, we regret
saw was under the weather for a &
or so this week, but rallied suffice
y. ly to take Thursdays train for
Falls where he hopes to obtain rest a
recreation. r. H. Bemis, the del
bic ty postmaster, can now get il
es- deeper social graft than ever, TO
at is we'll known that even the hor
ID. Hest face behind a postoffice wind
has ever stronger power of encha
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