The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-05-23
Lem,iHyon is coming.

of charge at. F. H. Meyers.
We are agents for Waverly bicycles
the best high grade machine in the
world. Lowry & Shaw.
The many friends of NJ. c. Mizar were
glad to behold his c%ountenance as he re.
turned this week from Deep creek.
Call and see u new lines of shoes in
mems, ladies', & childeren's stock new
andcomplcte. f. II. Meyer.
E. A. Wayne came in this week from
his ranch on Upper Sand Coule. He il
looking we'll and we are glad to see him
back in Neihart. ti
E. S. Blair, general agent of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation com
pany, with headquarters at Helena, was
in the city yesterday.
We have just received a carload of the
celebrated Hercules powder from the
California Powder Works.
Lowry g. Shaw.
Jailer Sarter was in town Thursday,
serving papers on jurors for the coming
term of the court. He read orders to
W. S. Jennings, Michael Powers, J. ].
Schwerdt, Chas Warmbrod, P. Rush,
Geo. Marelius, Frank Wallace, and Geo
Patingale. '
G. S. Bailey was taken suddenly sick
on Wednesday evening, and for a few
hours he seemed to be in a struggle be-
tween life and death. Though still
quite weak, he is considered out OF
danger. The affection causing his sick
ness is of the heart.
A quite marriage took place at Mon.
arch, Wednesday morning, the contract
ing parties being P. J. Maginnis and
Miss Marie Nelson, both of Barker,
Judge Smith, officiating. We extend to
this newly married couple all the well
wishes within the limits of the English
language.
Frank Marion, President of the Gait
M. Co., who has been in Boston, New
York, Quebec and other large eastern
cities during the past month, is now
in Chicago intending to return to his
home in Great Falls in a few days. Mr..
Marion made the trip from Great Falls ia
Boston in less than four days.
James, Matthews vas cashier Of the
State Bank, of Neihart Tuesday and
Wednesday, of this week. President
Skinner and family went to Great Falls
Tuesday morning, and not till Wednes.
day evening afid Cashier. Condor return
from the east. Mr.. Matthews is quite a
handsome man for the office of cashier.
j. E. Collette and family are here from
Chippewa Fails, Wis, preparing to work
the l. X. l.. This gentleman is one Of a
party of five, consisting of Collette Bros,
Victor Belanger, J. Anger, and Geo.
Bowran, who have secured a controlling
interest in that mine, and who will oper.
ate it throughout, the present summer.
We wish them every success.
M. j. Meehan has opened a new shoe
shop in the Folmsbee building, opposite
Benefits law Office. Here he can be
found by all those requiring repair work
in. the line of boots or shoes. Mr.. Nee
han also turns out new work, built to
measure, and guarantees the best of sat-
isfaction in all his undertakings. He
makes q speciality of repairing ladies' fine
shoes.
John j. Coleman of Butte, Montana,
representing the National Bimetallic
Union arrived in the city yesterday; and
this morning, accompanied by a local
committee of citizens is busy interview
ing the residents upon silver matters, and
taking subscriptions to be used in fur
thering the interests of free coinage. Mr..
Coleman will remain with US sufficiently
long to meet at least the representative
citizens of the place. 1t is not unlikely
that a public meeting will be held be-
fore he departs.
A very serious accident occurred here
Wednesday evening when the train
crew was busy with the switching.
Conductor T. F. Richardson was cross
ing the track in front OF the engine,
when he fell, too late to ex~tricate him
self, and the engine passed over a part of
his foot. He was taken to the baggage
Car, and placed upon a cot, where he re-
NAMED till DR.. Shaw was summoned.
The medical gentleman dressed the
wound temporarily, after which he ac-
c%ompanied the injured man to Great
Falls. Mr.. Richardson is a great favor
lite with the train crew, and with the
n111ir ronarollv Al %b:, :.:,.- 80.