The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-27

Oofty Goofty club at breakfast Tuesday
morning.
The Montana Central intends to put
on a daily "chippy" train between Great
Falls and Butte for the accommodation
of local traffic.
}. G. Wilson, after about two months
of a visit in the east came oack Monday.
He is looking we'll and reports having
had q very pleasant trip.
DR.. Carskaddon desires us to announce
that owing to an extraordinary demand
for dental work he will remain at Mel
hart for a few days more.
L. ii. Fitzsimmons left last Saturday
for Great Falls and other points in the
state. During his absence his place in
the popular store is held by J. S. Cook.
Superintendent Bryant of our public
schools spent a part of his vacation last
week in Great Falls. He is thinking of
going east upon the termination of the
spring term of school at Neihart.
Daniel Lenny has been appointed
superintendent Of works at the Florence.
He is a thoroughly capable man and the
owners of this property are to be con-
graduated upon securing his services.
Emil Myers, a proud son of Mrs
Workman reached camp this week from
New Orleans where he attended school
for a long time. He will be joined here
soon by another son Alfred who was al
so in school. The boys expect to live
in future at Neihart.
Mondays train was brought in by
Conductor Mcpherson, whose regular
run is between Great Falls and Helena.
The atfable Mcclure made a special trip
to Butte on that day. By Wednesday
the change was readjusted and the regu-
lar crew pulled into Neihart.
Mrs. Van Blarcum will be back to
Neihart on or about the first of Nav.
This will be cheering news to her many
friends. She has been for some time
visiting in Missoula, before which she
vas in Ohio and in Honduras. Mrs Van
is one of the early residents of Neihart
and has many very near friends and ac-
quaintances among Il citizens.
VIM. Wolf received as part pay mcnt
on his ranch a demand note of about
$3.50. Creditors crowded round him.
Several attachments were levied upon
note, the first of which was by r.
W. Lamb of Monarch for 1920, due on
account of general merchandise, hay,
etc. There was not enough of the note
to satisfy all parties; for they kept Judge
McGibbon up all night filing attachment
suits.
Geo. Marelius and II. NJ. Wilson are
about to embark in the butcher business
and to that end are fitting up the Craw-
ford building, on the corner of Main and
Granite. The water main has been tapp-
ed and a service pipe run into the build
ing. The interior is being rctittcd and
repaired to make of it a first class butch
er's stand. Both gentlemen are well
in and about Neihart and have
many friends.
Thursday evening of last week was a
happy occasion to the citizens of Barker.
An impromptu party was gotten up in
honor of Miss Murphy the popular school
ma'am of that place, and Miss Pierce
who was visiting in Barker. 1t was an
evening of jollity and mirth, long to be
remembered by the honored participants.
Among the gentlemen who took part we
menti s.. S. Herring of Great Falls,
HEM of Monarch and Louis Cos
lin.
The Miles, Qa.) Reporter, after quot
ing the HERALD in what it had to say
regarding E. s.. Wyman our station agent
adds; "Mr. Wyman was formerly station
agent at Miles and our people have real
zed the truth of the above. Tho only
fault we can find in him is the selfish
act o! marrying one of our best girls
Miss Anna Swaney) and taking her
away with him. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyman are very highly esteemed in