The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-03-16
P. Talgo has gone to Philipsburg.

days train.
Duncan Mcdonald is just getting over
a siege of la grippe.
A. Bernier has been sick for a few
days, but is better now.
Mrs. Frank Rush spent a few days
recently visiting relatives at Belt.
More about the water works next
week. Now is the time to subscribe.
Read Just a minute what Mr.. Fitzsim-
mons has to say and then give him a ! bus
mess call.
The family of Thos. Sweeney has re-
moved to Belt where he is employed in
the mines.
Read the magazines and keep up with
the times. You will find a full line at
Campbell's drug store.
Arthur Fowler and John REYNOLDS
have a contract at Townsend for hauling
ore, and have gon to that place.
The unfortunate experience of J. II.
Crowley in losing $50 from his pocket
is a bunch to everybody to bank his
money and no. to carry it in his pocket.
A business meeting of the Neihart
Fire department was held at the hose
house Thursday night. The department
is in splendid shape and everybody
trembles when he thinks of the big blow
out coming on July 4th.
On Sunday, the "a inst, the Rev. A.
j. van den Heuvel, of the Catholic ca
thedral, Helena, will hold divine services,
by kind permission of the union, at the
Miners Union hall. The order of SER
vices will be as follows: High mass and
sermon at 1890 a. m, subject, 'Pen-
%ance;" Sunday school at $50 p. m;
evening prayer and lecture at 7:3O,
SuDJect, zine C~fuClnXlOn.'
Harry J. Skinner, president of the
popular State Bank of Neihart, is back
from Michigan where he attended the
the sad funeral of his father, lately de-
ceased. Harry is in his usual health,
but reports that his little boy, just a little
past two, is quite sick at Great Falls
with tonsilitis. He has returned to the
Falls to attend to the wants of his sick
child. We hope the little one may en-
joy speedy recovery.
Whenever you hear a man finding
fault with his local paper, open it, and
ten to one he hasn't an advertisement in
it; five to IL he has never given it a job
of printing to do; three to one he doesn't
take the paper; two to n if he is ii
subscriber he is delinquent; it is an even
bet that he never does anything that will
assist the publisher to make it a good
paper, and forty to II that he is the
most eager to see the paper when it does
come ont.-EX.
p. E. McGowan, one of the crack
marksmen of the Philipsburg Rod and
Gun club, has just received q new
Wilkesbarre t~hree-bolted shot gun, which
he will use in all of the state tournament
shoots this year. Mr.. MCGOWAN has
made quite a record for himself, as his
scores here in the past show, and with
his new gun he will be able to hold his
own with any of them in the state. He
is also state agent for the Wilkcsbarre
guns.-Philipsburg Mail.
r. H. Bemis of Neihart, has purchased
the interest of Mr.. Worthington in the
Belt Valley Times and goes down today
to take a hand in the publication of that
paper. With Sheridan & Bem;s as man.
ayers, the Times can not fail to be a first
class journal in every particular. Mr..
Bemis is generous, industrious and as
full of business as a water magnate is
with conceit. We wish these boys the
best of fortune, and know that they will
prosper in the calling they have under
taken.
The friends of James II. Moe of
Lewistown will be panied to learn of his
sudden death at his old home in Penn
sylvania. Mr.. Moe for a number of years
had been troubled with diabetes, and in
December last he left Lewistown for a
trip to Carlsbad Germany, for medical
treatment. Receiving no encouragement
he returned to America about two weeks
ago, but was unable to continue his
journey west. Although his friends
feared that the disease would prove fatal
the news of his death was a great shock.
At the time of his death he was cashier
of the Bank of Fergus county, at Lewis
town. He had been register of the
United States land office at Helena and
cashier of the First National bank OF
White Sulphur Springs in years past,
and was n of the best known men in
the state. He was also a Mason of high
ropE Mr. Moo w,s ,n,n,r;ol l,1