The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-04-04
Read F. A. Preston's ad in this issue.

Read F. A. Preston's adj in this issue.
Special religious services will he COM
menced in a fortnight or so.
Every thing served, first class only at
Banners.
Carl g. Peck will serve a fine upper
to the dancers on Monday night.
The Neihart restaurant, the old stand
in rear of Wagncr's saloon.
w. J. Banner Prop.
Sullivan aud Ryan, ex-pugs, spared
three friendly rounds in Great Falls last
evening.
2. H. Webber, proprietor of the new
and popular Chop House is confined to
his bed with rheumatism.
The highest market price paid for
fresh ranch eggs, butter and poultry of
any kind at Banners. the caterer.
The call of the county and state re-
publican conventions is seen in our COL
umns, and the attention of all members
is called to the same.
AS an independent candidate, a c%ertifi-
cate of nomination of C. F. McGibbon as
alderman was filed with the city cleak
on Wednesday evening.
Miss Ida Sutton has been engaged to
teach a spring term of school in Barker.
In due respect to the abilities of this
lady, it is noteworthy that she is proving
herself a very successful teacher.
Realty property in Neibart has begun
to move, as the recent transfers show.
H. B. Mackey has just bought two lots
from the Ncihart Realty company said
lots being situated on East Main street.
A new dancing class has been organ
lied at Neihart with j. A. Demorest as
manager. The terms are very reasonable
and every body interested in this past
time is cordially invited to become a
member.
The third case of diphtheria at Neihart
was reported Tuesday by DR.. Sandow.
It is the infant son of Geo. Doran, the
older child which was affected having
almost recovered. The house is kept
under quarantine.
BY the courtesy of VIM. Tierney,
manager of the Ncihart Realty company,
we have secured a copy of the Fargo
Record, illustrative and descriptive of
Walsh county N. D., which is Mr.. Tier
ney's home county. The work is quite
creditable and will do a great deal of
good.
Upon the earnest solicitation of a
number of the best citizens of the town
we are pleased to that Jonathin
McAssey has consented to make the
race for school trustee in the place of
G. F. McGibbon resigned. AS far as bus
mess qualities and acknowledged worth
are cocerned, the HERALD speaks only
what everybody knows, that the afore-
mentioned gentleman is the best that
could have been selected.
The big wood chute which Bulge and
company have been building down the
mountain west of the Frisco hotel is
nearly completed and in a few days the
props and poles will be sliding along its
course. These men expect to turn out
from four to ten cars of props and poles
daily, which will be shipped to Sand
Coulee, Belt and elsewhere. Firewood
will be an important by.product. Jas.
G. Blanding is superintendent of the
works.
The rattle for a Waverly bicycle occur
ring last Saturday evening at Lowry
& Shaw's resulted in awarding the wheel
to George Marelius who made the lucky
throw. At Bailey's a North Star wheel
was ratified Wednesday night which be-
came the joint property of Jno. Ellen
berger and Geo. Tierney, by reason of
a tie On the highest number. Tieiney
bought Ellenberger's interest for a cash
consideration, and thus became the sole
possessor.