The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-11-10

Saloons were closed on election day,
but the more wary had laid in their sup
plies.
Alex Yule took IN active part in the
business of election day. Alex likes to
see good government.
Rev. U. F. Hawk will hold divine SER
vices in the M. E. church tomorrow
morning and evening. All are cordially
invited.
The Good Times social club of Nei-
hart will give a grand ball in Crawford's
hall Thanksgiving evening. Full an
neuncements later.
We are requested to that
Bishop Brewer of Helena will hold Epis-
copal services in Workmen hall, Sunday
morning and evening, Nov. IS.
Miss Flossa Smith who has visited
friends here for some months past has
returned to her home in Michigan, start
ing last Tuesday. She will stop for a
few days in Minneapolis.
Jno. S. Cook as registry agent de-
serves special credit for his pains. He
turned in a list to the Judges of election
which required no challenges. Not a
registered voter was questioned by any
party as to his right of franchise.
Danilson Bros. have removed their
restaurant to the Wilson building be-
tween James Mathews saloon and Jay
Walkers popular, MISUNDERSTANDING
ital, Oak Palace barber shop. Here the
boys dispense lunches and dinners fit for
old Wales or the Mikado, and, you will
always find them in a good humor.
VIM. Cragg has received three boxes
of gloves made to order from deer skins
which he himself captured and prepared
for the manufacturer. The gloves are
made up in various styles some Of which
are as neat as any glove in more preten-
tious markets. Before purchasing, go
and see these gloves, at the general store
of Sweeney Bros.
A happy marriage took place in Judge
Gray's office Thursday evening, that ven
cradle and respected gentleman %officiat-
ing. The high contracting parties were
Mr.. Bert Talgo, and Miss Ida Andrews,
both of Neihart. There were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor T. Rosgard, Mrs.
Johnson and Mr.. Carlson. Success to
the union thus made.
A telephone line is being built from
the office of the Broadwater mine. Its
terminus in Neihart is to be in the gen.
eral merchandise house of j. r. Fitz-
simmons, whence a branch line will be
built connecting with the Montana Cen
trail railway station. This will be n
great convenience to the management Of
that mine, saving a great many trips to
and from town. The poles are already
set, and the wire and instruments for the
telephone are enroute, to be raised in a
few days.
Mrs. r. H. Bemis presented her hus-
band Thursday night with a bright little
daughter, the first child of the household,
This happy couple has been married
about a year, having been co united a few
years previous to that time, among
Neihart's best and most highly respected
citizens. The advent of this new daugh-
ter adds to the ties that bind two heart,
together and calls for the hearty
congratulations of the numerous friends.
May the girl grow to be an element OF
grace and strength to her race.
"Well begun is half DONE" is the
motto of Banner Lodge 1. o. 0. f. Al
its Wednesday night meeting it voted to
give a grand ball such as is a grand ball
and to choose New Years eve for the
date. The ball will be held in Craw-
ford's hall and a superb banquet will be
given in its connection. A substantial
committee consisting of Chas. Murch
Henry Tegtmeier, r. G. Vaughan, WI
Cook and John Ellenberger was appint
ed with full power to oversee the variou,
arrangements. There may be many soc
ial events this winter to occasion extern.
ded mention, but this one will hold
place among the best and biggest.