The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-04-11
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Saturday, April II, 1896.
CAMP NOTES.

Mrs. ID. F. Smith of Monarch Is the
mother of a bran new little girl.
Mrs. Julius Balm of Stanford, who has
visited her sister for a week or W past.
has returned to her home.
Paints. oils, glass, kalsomine and all
such articles necessary to spring house
cleaning at Lowry & Shaw's.
Jas Mcintosh has got back from
Helena and points west, where he has
been visiting for a few weeks.
Samples of the finest grade of wall
paper at Lowry & Shaw's. Examine the
varieties before purchasing elsewhere.
James Sites of Helena was visiting
his former haunts this week, paying Mel
the first call after an absence Of eighteen
months.
April 2, began the system of free deli
very of mails in Great Falls. This makes
the third city of Montana to enjoy such
advantages.
A new Waverly bike at Lowry &
Shaw's. There is no more pleasurable
exercise than hiking, and the possessor
of a wheel is possessor of a world of
enjoyment.
The Neihart Restaurant is the place
to get all the delicacies of the season on
the short order plan. Rear of Wagner's
saloon. Everything served first class.
VIM. j. Banner, proprietor.
Andrew Nelson and Duncan McDon-
aid have gone to Trail creek and other
points in the Kootenai country on a trip
of inspection of the mines. They will
be gone a few weeks and will make a
general prospecting tour of the country.
Lowry & Shaw have secured the
agency of the Wavcrly bicycle, the best
high grade wheel on the market, better
than any of the 5000 wheels offered by
any other company. Sample wheel on
exhibition at the famous hardware
store.
A few fights attended the election
celebration this week, the results of
which were not serious. A few noses
are looking like smoked hams, and one
gentleman paid $40 and costs for the
privilege of emptying a Colts revolver
into the air.
The school election last Saturday was
full of interest, there being two tickets
in the field. Over 800 votes were
polled.~ resulting in the election of VIM
Bonner, J.. J. Schwerdt and NJ. F. Boil.
and. Each received a large majority
over his opponent.
Methodist enthusiastically service al
II a. m. and 1880 p. M; Sundayschoo
at IL M, Immediately after the close O.
morning service. Subject for the morn
ing, ''Thc Flowers of the Garden" Ep
worth league meeting at 7 O'Clock Sun
day evening; subject, '.Sceking the Lost.
Everybody invited. S. G.. Noble, pastor
The only election contest in Neihar
was that for the Office of Alderman o
second ward. The opposing candidate
were j. Nee. Wilson and f. A.. Preston
the former winning by seven majority
There was considerable excitement an
a full vote polled. The closeness of tn
contest shows the intensity of the enthu
siasm on either side.
w. j. Banner, proprietor Of the Mel
hart restaurant, has leased the Wenzi
lodging house, preparatory to furnish
ing rooms to such of his boarders Il
desire II comfortable and quiet place t
sleep. The house has been %renovate
from top to bottom, rccarpeted return
ished and electric lighted until it afford
the best facilities and convcniences 70
sleepers to be found in the town. Nj
Banner proposes to give board and loda
ing on short order calls, and will eve
fill lunch pals on this plan. His term
are reasonable.
The HERALD receives a program {
the annual meeting of the medical assoc
iation of Montana, which held its SCI
sions in Helena the 9th and 10th ms
This was perhaps the most important {
the sessions yet held. We note that ID
B. F. Sandow of Ne;hart, second viz
president of the organization, is booke
for a paper on the "Treatment of Pner
monia." Also DR.. Vidal of Belt h,
some notes on the treatment of dipl
liberia by antitoxin. We are sorry th'
DIR. Sandow, on account of the press
local duties, was not able to attend II
meeting.