The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-08-25

T. b. Gregg and family left on We'd
nesday for a weeks camping out on
Sheep creek.
Little Gertrude Paulson of Sand Cou-
lee is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Ros-
gard of this place.
Geo. Bulge, Jas. c. Banding, II. J.
Skinner and r. c. Simpson fished last
Sunday in Ncwlan creek.
Billy Stark is working on Rock creek,
close to Philipsburg, and is doing well,
so a letter to his mother says.
J. r. Fitzsimmons, the enterprising
local merchant, passed a few days this
week sporting with the finny tribes.
Judge Dubose at Kalispcll sentenced
Charlie Black to be hanged September
90, for the murder of Mrs. Cunningham.
John c. Wilson, wife and child are
now doing the Park. Quite a crowd Of
Neihart people have visited there this
season.
The republicans of Neihart will hold
their primary this afternoon at two o.
clock for the purpose of electing dele
gates to the county convention.
Jack Mcdowell who has been doing
business in this vicinity since Sunday,
made a trip to Belt Thursday. His pros
poets in the Sweet Grass country are
fine.
One of the most dubious and mysteri-
Gus bachelor joints in town has removed
to Ladd's house in Oklahoma. Cause
scarcity of provender in other neigh
borhOOds.
The Cashier Coal and Coke company
is going to finish putting up its coke
ovens and the Great Northern will finish
the spur to where the coke ovens are to
be built.-Great Falls Tribune.
Posters are out warning all working
men to keep away from Belt until the
strike is over. The company has paid
off its men, taken out the pumps and
closed down the mines Indefinitely.
A party of hunters composed of Fred
Sprague, Geo. Parry, "Frosty" Barker,
and F. II. Farnum left on Thursdays
train for Belt. They will there take
team and hunt on the way back to Mel
hart.
A fire occurred in the brush neal
Jas. Sites residence last Monday, but
the fire boys got to it in time to prevent
it spreading. 1t gave another splendid
opportunity to test the force of our mag
nificcnt water system.
Will Harrison received the startling
news Monday that his Sol Alex now
visiting with the family in Utah had
fallen from a trapeze and dislocated his
left urn at both the shoulder and the
elbow. No bones were broken.
Sister Superior Columbia and Sister
Cecilia of St. Vincent Acanemy, Helena
were in camp Monday in the interest OF
that school. They were entertained by
Mrs. John N. Sturgeon who was under
their instruction for about two years.
You will do an injustice to yourself
by buying your dry goods now and not
waiting for the large shipments of new
goods which will arrive Monday OF
Wednesday at the dry goods store.
T.. H. MEYER.
Miss SusieCaldwell desires to announce
that she is now prepared to do all kinds
of plain and fancy carpet and rug manu-
featuring at short notice and at very
reasonable prices. Now is the time tc
get a new carpet or rug for your sitting
room or bed room before the colo
weather sets in.
1t is gravely rumored that the Blanc
democratic club is supposed to have
held a meeting Thursday night. The
consensus of opinion is that the mem.
bers took Buckingham's dye for the
whiskers and got speedy relief. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
Dave Barker and others have leaseG
the Whippoorwill mine on Carpentel
creek and are working quite a number
of men. They will make a shipment
from there soon and we are satisfied il
will be a success. Charlie Swanson ha.
charge and if there is anything there
Charlie will show it up.
Mrs. E. S. Wyman entertained hel
sunday school class at her house in ,
very pleasant party Thursday afternoon
There were present Edna and Mamie
Graham, Emma and Eta Bronson, Mel
lie Harrison, Lydia Valentine Louise an(
frankie Bennett, Larissa Putnam, Mar,
Jacobs and Carrie Soule. Mrs. F. A
Preston ably assisted in the entertain
ment.