The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-06-06

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about.
You can get wall paper of Judd Calk
ms at wholesale Chicago prices, 10 cent
per roll, up.
The snow is fast moving from tn
mountains and all the streams are swoller
to their brims.
We are agents for Waverly bicycles
the best high grade machine in thu
world. Lowry & Shaw.
Court session this season opens mex
Monday. There is not much business
before his honor this time.
We can sell you any grade of whee'
you want from 1926 to 500.
Lowry & Shaw.
The Florence waste dump is being
rapidly cut down and washed away by
the high water in Belt creek.
Prof E. E. Bryant is teaching the
summer term of school in Belt park.
Miss Murphy has begun the summer
term at Yule's.
II you want a nice hat in any shape
or style call and see our large assort-
ment before purchasing elsewhere.
Neihart' Cash Clothing Co.
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Attorney +. NJ. Hall will deliver the
Memorial day address next Sunday
morning at the Congregational church.
Big Timber Pioneer. =,
We have just received a carload Of the
celebrated Hercules powder from the
California Powder Works t5?} +:
Lowry Il Shaw.
A s. Hovey, of the firm of Hovey
and Bickel, civil and mining engineers,
Is In camp this week attending Il spec
ial surveying for the Queen.
Frank Petit has completed his contract
OF opening the road to White Sulphur
Springs, which has been blockaded with
snow since last fall. Teams came
through Monday by this road.
Patronize western institutions. The
Union Life Insurance Co., Omaha, Neb.,
writes the most liberal policy written.
For information address W. H. Godfrey,
Butte, or DR.. L. Loda, Salt Lake, Utah.
Mrs. J. r. Fitzsimmons and her little
girls Helen and Agnes returned last
Monday from a trip to the east. They
spent about four months very e~njoyably
in Kansas city, Chicago, and other
points.
Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel has lust
returned from attending the M. E. gen.
eral conference held in Cleveland, Ohio.
The annual session of the north Montana
mission will be held in Sand Coulee.
Aug. 10.
Frank Phelps has u curious tooth, dug
from under five feet of gravel on the
Montana railroad. 1t is like a horses
tooth but fully three inches long. No
bones were found near it.-Meagher
County News.
Assessor Jobb is patiently laboring to
finish his jobb on this side of the big
range. He went through Belt park this
week to interview the ranchers, and re-
turned expressing his marked surprise at
the rapid progress of agriculture in that
fertile field.
Chas. stroup, 7. w. Maloney Mike
Paisley, Frank Norton, Thos. Pound.
Earnest Kimmel, Jno. Stewart and Dan
Cameron have organized a bachelors
Joint, and have placed Len Coggswell in
charge of the eating shop. The plant
is working in first class order. |,
John and William Trip are in camp !
his week for a few days rest. They
lave been working pretty hard for the =
past two months and are progressing !
with their lease of tunnel No. 2 at
he Benton. They will put ON eight or i
men about the 18th of this month. ,
At Monday nights meeting the board
If education met in the HERALD Office s
nd examined a score of applications for :
ituations as teacher in the public school. $
Preston. Neihart, Bonner, a
chwerdt and Boland, and secretary u
luirk, were all present. The applica- y
ions are from all parts of the United :
tates, some of which represent the very
est OF talent and experience. There
'as no final decision reached except to
mplot Miss Ida Sutton of Neihart to b
zach the primary grade. t