The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-05-30

School entertainment in Crawford's
hall last evening was quite II success.
Chas. Warmbrod was slightly under
the weather for a day Or two this week.
We, can sell you any grade of wheel
you. WANT from $25 to $500.
Lowry & Shaw.
Geo. 5. Bailey, who was seriously i'll
at the time of our last publication is
much better.
We learn from the Husbandman that
the chickens in tbs Smith river valley are
all doing well. ~
We are agents for Waverly BICYCLES.
the best high grade machine in the
world. Lowry & Shaw.
A slight cave occurred in the Big
Seven last Thursday. Nobody hurt, and
work is not much hindered.
A few OF the best people in Neihart
go this morning to join in the celebra-
ton of Memorial day at Monarch.
DR.. Cogswell of Sand Coulee, an old
..e friend Of. DR.. Shaw of Neihart called
y upon, the latter gentleman this week.
} ~, We have just received IL carload of the
celebrated Hercules powder from the
California Powder Works.
Lowry & Shaw.
Service in NJ. E. Church. tomorrow. as
'@*-~ dsa@s~sMorning service. atsIfl+Eveniirng
service at 8. Sabbath school at $50
Everybody cordially invited.
Miss M. c. Murphy has been engaged
to teach the summer school at Yule-
Vile. She is a good teacher, ENJOYING
success wherever she is employed.
Know all men by these presents that
Miners Union day at Neihart will he a
glorious celebration, and that everybody
is prspasihg to enjoy its pleasures to the
limit.
L. E. Healey came up Monday to
grace the camp with his genial smile
for a few hours. He reports affairs
prosperous in his department of the
business world. ~
Jno. ]. Coleman of Butte finished his
labors here as solicitor for the National
Bimetallic union, and departed by Tues
daysa=train. He is a good solicitor,
and makes friends wherever he goes.
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.
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James Jobb, the county assessor is in
Ne'hart taking an inventory of our
valaables. He was very surprised to see
the amount of machinery type and print
ers' supplies on hand in the office of the
great family educator. Mr.. Jobb knows
some good stories, and enjoys unfolding
their richness to his friends.
]. H. Williams and Peter Hem of
Barker were in Neihart Thursday and
Friday of this week. They are repre-
sentative citizens of Barker, and when
on the road they pass under the firm
name Of Williams & Hem. The former
is a general merchant, while the latter is
United States mail contractor.
A social ball was given on Wednesday
evening for the benefit of H. J. Porter
and family. By sickness and dull DAYS
Mr.. Porter has been reduced to penury.
and today he is bedfast with resumption.
The ball was a success both socially and
and financially netting the sumof s54. so
which was placed in the bank to Mr.. |
Porter's credit. To Mrs. Sprague is
largely due the credit of this movement.
% Representative Spriggs has it all fixed
now. He spent two days in camp con-
fcrring with the leading populists, and
arranged all the preliminary plans
for-that is be got most of the stuff
ready form other words he fixed
things for a sweeping and a glorious-in
reality, he can depend upon the Neihart
populists for-of course he wouldn't tell
US exactly, but he mustn't think for a
minute that we are not onto the whole
snap Spriggs doesn't say much, as a rule,
bnt as 2 political figure, he is a whole
iGhtping' calculator, rule Of three, and a
60 register thrown ia. He left on
A&sd.1S tfsin for Great Falls, and