The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-09-05
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J. L. Neihart lost a cow last Saturday
by the outgoing train running over her.
Byron Smith of Helena has taken Il
chair in the Oak Palace barber shop and
removed his family to Neihart.
Rev. NanOrsdel and Rev. S. J. Hook
ing and Mrs. Hooking the %latter's moth
er, arrived in town yesterday.
DIR. Carskaddon desires us to
that he will remain in camp no longer
than next Tuesday and that all those
contemplating dental repairs should call
on him at once.
John J. Ellenberger has returned from
Helena, where he served as delegate to
the grand lodge A. Q. U. w. from Mel
hart He reports an enthusiastic meet
ing and lots of fun.
Schoberg brothers and Nels Carlson
has a lease of the Spokane lode and are
taking out ore. Trip brothers, Steiner,
Rowley, Churchill and Vidal also have
leases in that vicinity.
Prof. A. G. Sears of Centralia, Wash,
engaged as principal of the Neihart
schools is now in the city. He is arrang-
ing the preliminaries for opening the
,ohn,l pay+ T,,oe1,y ,nncripr
1t is reported that ere another week
the telephone from Great Falls will be
completed, but as this paper is not the
Rocky Mountain Husbmandman, we
will not vouch for the truth of the state
ment.
Marricd-Saturday, Aug. 30, at Great
Falls, Mr.. Patrick Killecn to Miss Annie
G. Doran, Rev. Father Dolls officiating.
Both parties reside at Neihart where
they have hosts of friends to unite in
rendering them we'll wishes.
w. E. Johnston of f. st. Louis, H.,
arrived in camp Monday but is now in
White Sulphur Springs, Mr.. Johnston
was in Neihart last September, to attend
a meeting of the stockholders of the Flor
ence Mining company in which he is in
terested and his present journey from
his eastern home is for the same bust
ness. He is in good health and spirits.
genial, cheerful and affable. He saw
, the awful cyclone strike st. Louis and
tells some narrowing and terrible in
cidents in connection with that event.
A large brick business block, in which
he had taken shelter from the storm, was
demolished and Mr.. JOhnstOn's escape
from harm was truly miraculous. He
will remain in Meagher county SOM
weeks.
Mrs. Endocia S. Moffat, deputy SUI.
preme commander at large Of the Ladies
of the Maccabees, arrived in town yes.
terday to organize a hive of that order
here. She has organized at Bozeman
Pony, Butte, Helena, Anaconda, Virgin.
ia city, Dillon, Missoula, Hamilton, Liv.
, ingston, Billings, Big Timber, Grea
, Falls Kalispell and Havre 16 hives since
Feb. 3. A preliminary meeting of the
ladies was held at the Frisco Hotel par
lors last eve and another one will be
held today at $50 p. m. in A.O.U.W
hall to complete the organization. Thu
ladies of the Maccabees is the only Sc
' cret fraternal beneficial organization
composed exclusively of woman ant
offers life. total disability and old ag'
benefits to all ladies, socially acceptable
who can pass a medical examination
l between the ages of 16 and 81 for $500
$1,000, and $4,000 on the assessment plal
}. and at ratings as low as those offered t.
gentlemen of similar organizations
The L. O. T. M. already number 62,00'
members, Mrs. Moffat is at the Frisc,
:, Hotel and will be glad to meet an,
ladies wishing to know of the work.