The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-09-19
See Taylor for fresh fruits.

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Editor A. W. Noyes of the Miner was
sick last Wednesday but is much better
now.
Chas. Nj. Russell the cowboy artist
has been married to Miss Young, of Cas-
j. II. Lotus, B. S. Fitzpatrick and
W. L. Trip are judges Of election in
Snow creek precinct.
1t is high time that nominations were
made for justices of the peace and con-
stables in this township.
Thos. Geer, G. ID. Keifcr and r. ID.
Taylor will stamp ballots at Dry Wolf,
and voting will be legal at Geer's house.
Rev. S. J. Hooking will preach as
usual tomorrow morning and evening
in M. E. church. Let everybody come.
Oh. Purdy and l.. Bergeron were APP
pointed constables for Belt Township,
by the county commissioners at their
last session.
C. F. McGibbon has rendered his res
ignation as supervisor of road district
number 3, and F. II. Preston has been
appointed in his stead.
We have just received a carload of the
celebrated Hercules powder from the
California Powder Works.
Lowry & Shaw.
In Barker the election will ne con
Quoted at the school house, A. H.
Ross, Jack Parr and Jno. Thompson sec
ing that the law is observed.
A polling place has been established at
| Homer Thomas's house Belt Park. and
Homer Thomas, Alex. Yule and W. W.
Tolivcr have been appointed Judges.
Miss Minnie Dancer, and the three
Misses Shorey, together with Henry
Dancer and the three Messrs. Edwards
attended the celebration Of Labor Day
at Neihart.
Miss s. E. Curtis returned from a visit
to New York only to find herself the
nominee of three parties for the office OF
county superintendent of schools. She
enjoyed her eastern trip very much.
The democrats are still running a.
round with a stub tailed ticket, and try
ing to fuse with somebody. We suggest
that they try the prohibitionists, who
are already becoming a considerable
factor in local politics. They cast L
votes in this county two years ago.
C. D. Ladd and wife have arranged
for a trip to the east, to spend the win
ter, and expect to start next week
They will be absent till March and vii
visit in Franklin, N. II. and in Boston
The former place is the home of Mr.
Ladd's parensr, containing the home
stead where he was born. He has no
been home for a period of five years,
L. S. Moses and wife of Helena hay
arrived in camp and their in
@tention to start up the Judge hotel
Mr.. Moses claims wide experience IN tn
hotel business. He ran the Alhambr
Springs hotel the last two seasons, an
is known to many of our citizens. The
; expect to swing open their doors to tn
; trade early next week. The HERAL
t wishes them success.
The peoples party met again in cor
%vention at White Sulphur Springs
Tuesday, and resolved themselves int
the peoples silver party, and proceede
. to put up a ticket which is composed c
\ populists, republicans and democrat
{ the ticket appearing on our second pag'
They said they wanted men, not pol
c t%icians, and the general opinion is thu
they have nominated a strong tickle
Geo. l.. McGibbon chaired the convetio
G and G. G. Watt was elected chairman {
the central committee.
The stage driver from the Springs HI
brought the word that Harvey Mean
wellknown hereabout as sold Harve,
u has crossed to the great beyond. TT
. veteran hunter and prospector in con
pany with a professional cook of Neiha
whose name we have now forgotten, ha
Is gone into camp in Sheep creek, for IL
" season. 1t is we'll known that for IL
past year Harve has been rapidly failir
It in health and vigor, which was attribut:
Ic to age and a life of hardship. He W;
"a years old. He came from Pennsylv
Ie mia, but has been in the west for a pei
le cd of thirty years. Peace to his ashes
&c The Glorious Work Goes OH.