The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-11-07
Weihart Herald,
Saturday, November 7, 1895.
CAMP NOTES.

b. o. Kempfer is quite sick for the
past few days
A. K. Snyder was visiting in Great
Falls last week.
Chas RAIDER and Senator Watt were in
Neihart last Saturday.
jamas Gam was in town from 10.
hannesburg on election day.
Mrs. d. L. S. Barker was reported
quito sick Thursday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Cantor, a travelling millin-
or, was registered at the Judge this week.
The ladies of Mountain Gem lodge. D.
OF H. gave a successful ball last evening.
John Collsrd and Spence Rowley of
the B. 2. Mining company arc in the
city.
Thursdays snow storm was designed
for the exhilaration of alI the defeated
candidates.
Fred Noerenberg was one Of the
copying clerks assisting in the receipt of
election bulletins.
John L. Taylor carries a full line of
groceries and fresh fruits. See his stock
and be convinced.
b. B. Cook, the popular undertaken
was here Wednesday to care for the
body of Mrs. Lewis deceased.
School election Saturday called out a
good sprinkling of citizens, and the tax
was sustained by a vote of SO to 8.
Ole Grendal cam in from the Middle
Fork country to vote for Bryan. He is
going to try to have a polling precinct
established at his mine ere another year.
Maurice Carr, alias Casey, rushed
kilograms from the station to the leading
business houses. 1t is reported that he
worked himself into q sweat by his
lively movements.
L. s. Moses, proprietor of the Judge
hotel, assisted Station Agent Williams
IN receiving kilograms on the election.
Mr.. Moses is a telegraph operator of con-
siderable experience.
Now is the time to plaster your house
or chink your cabin. Stucco for sale at
the Second Hand Store. Contracts TAX
en- for plastering buildings.
A. Heidcnrcicl.
Services in the M. e. church at II a.
III. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school at
IL m. Epworth League Z p. M. Pray
er meetings Thursday evenings at 7:30
p. m. All invited. $. ]. Hooking, pas
tor.
A part of the express matter on board
Thursdays eastbound passenger train
was a pair of American eagles addressed
to William j. Bryan. The eagles arc a
present from the Bryan s. Sewall club
of Burke, Idaho.-Livingston Herald.
Patronize western institutions. The
Union Life Insurance company, Omaha,
Neb., writes the most liberal policy writ
ten. For information address w. H.
Godfrey, Butte, or DR.. l.. Loda, Salt
Lake, Utah.
Foot bridge No. 4, back of Kerr's
shoe shop needs to be repaired. One of
the piers is so shaken that the bridge is
Top sided, and in q short time it will
p~recipitatc some hapless wayfarer into
the river. This bridge is used by q
dozen resident families in "French town"
and is crossed by a hundred people a
day.
Hard personal work was done here
Tuesday in behalf OF A. G. Gormley.
Robert Smith and c. S. Hartman, who
were fighting ~silver's cause in the doubt
I'LL states, anu the WOrk UOlc was not
without fruit. 1t will be noticed that
Mr.. Gormley received the highest vote
accorded to any county democrat at
Neihart.
Election returns were received at Mel
hart at a number of places. Bulletins
were posted at the post Office, Judge
hotel, and at several of the saloons. The
early returns were all for Mckinley and
for q season it seemed that even old
Missouri had fallen from grace. But as
the count proceeded westward, and re-
turns from the pumpkin hullers and hay
diggers arrived the chances of Mckinley
gradually declined.
John \. Woodson returned last week
from his trip to the states and old Old
Mexico. He feels confident of Bryan's
election from information received in
the various states. In Mexico every
thing is flourishiug and business is lively,
free coinage of silver acting as a protect