The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-09-19
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, September 10, 1896.
CAMP NOTES.

FINEST fruits III the lahd Ut Ed.
Williams.
Who wants to be justice of the peace!
A. rare chance for a good man.
Mrs. J. H. Bridges and son were in
White Sulphur Springs this week.
John T. Taylor carries u full line of
groceries and fresh fruits. See his stock
and be convinced.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
E. L. Murphy and bride arrived in
Neihart by Wednesdays train and have
started housekeeping.
We can sell you any grade of whele
you want from $25 to $500.
Lowry & Shaw.
John Sausman, ST., of Mason, an old
soldier of the rebellion took in the big
TdlllilCdtlOu at 81. aul ldSt "CCh'
Neihart Cash Clothing Co., headquar-
tiers for children's clothing, shoes, and
samples for suits made to your order.
Isaac Mayer, D. l.. S. Barker and Pat
rick Sweeney were in attendance at
court this week as special jurymen.
We are agents for Waverly bicycles.
the best high grade machine in the
world. Lowry s. Shaw.
In Sheep creek precinct voting will be
conducted at the school house, John
Bayerd, Frank Petit and L. G. Piper
will guard the ballots.
J. T. Taylor continues to receive large
shipments of fresh fruits which he offers
in quantities at exceedingly low prices.
Taylor's is the place to buy fruits for
conserving.
Miss Williams, daughter of our sta
ton agent D. S. Williams returned this
week to her home in Council Bluff, To-
wa, after having visited here for about
two months.
Our old friend Samuel Besson is still
at Marysville, Mont. and from letters
received here is evidently enjoying :
fair degree of prosperity. We wish yor
every success Samuel.
Richard Bennett, E. A. Shaw, Alex
Wright, Amede Bernier and James Mat
thews have been chosen as judge. O
election at Neihart, and the pcll.ns
place is ordered to be i'll Mix's hall.
Patronize western institutions. Tllt
Union Life Insurance company, G 'aha
Neb., writes the most liberal police writ
ten. For information address W. II
Godfrey, Butte, or DR.. l.. Loda, Sal
Lake, Utah.
Miss Jennie Vance left today for he
home in Great Falls after having visitct
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. r. G
Vaughan of Neihart. Miss Vance la
many friends at Neihart, to feel regret
at her departure.
A lively lodge of the Patriots of A
merica has been instituted ut Mason
Montana, six miles north of Monarch
and the roll already shows 80 good liv
members. James ~Srackangast is frs
Patriot and meetings are held in Del
phey'S school house.
The telephone to Monarch was con
pleted Monday evening and found
work to the best of satisfaction.
HERALD man stepped into the Bee Hiv
and held a quiet little talk with R. "
Lamb and J. E. Matthews his affabl
salesman. The line could not work be
ter.
Geo. Bulge desires us to annount
that he has resigned the nomination {
county commissioner so graciously tent
cred him by the republican party of TIL
county. He explains that the hon'
came unsought but that the demands
his business preclude him from givin
attention to any public office.
Last Tuesdays train bore away Il
body of Geo. L. Johnston which hi
been exhumed, and re-embalmed fl
burial in East st. Louis. VIM. E. JOIN
ston a brother of the deceased came VIC
to oversee this work and B. B. Cook ii
leading undertaken of Great Falls a
tended to the professional duties. TT
body which had lain buried here for Il
past three and one half years was in
remarkably good state of preservation
which considering the unfit condition
our local burying ground speaks we
for the skillful workmanship Of Cook
Cook, undertakers. The body lookt
quite natural, as the man had been