The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-08-22

evening.
Sheriff Mcknight passed through,
town Wednesday enroutc to Wolf creek
on official business.
Ed. Williams favors Us with Il copy o (
the News, published at Vineland, n. j..
in which the cause of bimetallism is ably
and vigorously set forth. We are glad
to sec this healthy economic doctrine
preached in the land Of cuckoos and
mugwumps.
Frank Petit came over the range
Monday in company with senator"
Hill, who has been assisting at the Petit
ranch during the haying season. Frank
says the ranchers of Sheep creek are in
good shape and have no chance to kick.
He also tells us that he recently lost Il
COW by a stroke of lightning.
a. A. Campbell representing the Hell
ena Independent was in town on bust
ness last Friday. The Independent is
one of the best papers published in the
whole northwest, and by the recent train
schedule on the Montana Central. reach
es Neihart the same day 1t is published.
1t is a bowler for the silver cause.
Henry b. Mackey sends us a bunch of
Chronicles, published at Mauston, Wis,
in the interest of silver and a higher civ
ilization. We have read some of the
pithy and logical expressions of that pa
per and are fully convinced that the
Chronicle man believes in American free
dom and is cup to snuff" in his business.
kibbcy Lodge No. 3, Patriots of A
merica, was instituted last Saturday
night at Kibbey. A ringing crowd of
visitors from Ncihart and Monarch
went over to assist in training the new
goat, and they report a very pleasant
time. T.. J, Sanford, who is high up in
affairs of the Neihart lodge, was in at
tendance at kibbey.
Hugo Matthcs is in correspondence
with parties in Wisconsin who have
ready money to invest in mines. He has
sent them Il batch of maps, charts and
other means of information concerning
this camp, which had been previously
requested. Hugo is known as a firm be-
lever in Neihart, and will always pull
for his first love. Rock creek and vicln-
ity is his favorite.
The annual conference of the North
Montana Mission of the nj. E. church is
in session this week at Sand Coulee. |
Bishop II. w. Warren, Ill. D., of Dem
yer in charge. At this conference the
work done during the past year is in
vestigated and plans for the coming
year are. laid, including the appointment
of the ministers to their different charg-
H>Ciiidt Will Dc remembered with q |
minister who will most likely take up
his work here about August 80.
Homer Thomas is just winding up the
haymaking season at his place in Belt
Park, and reports the yield enormous.
He has started the growth of a new var
iety of grass, known as Bromus Inermis,
which promises to excel in yield any
thing yet introduced in the Park. 1t
four to five feet in height and is
said to yield two crops a year-being
harvested in July and in September. Mr..
likes his new crop very well,
affirming that hay made from this is a
good keeper and is also highly nutritious.
He says his kitchen garden is up to the
limit, and that it takes the cake along
side anything in his district. A sample
of the new grass may be seen at this Of
flee.
A Gang of Repudiationists.
There is a cheap john medical house in
Elkhart, Indiana, from which we often
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