The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-10-23

j. r. Nudge was shaking hands witt
friends here the middle of the week.
Mrs. 7. Shannon has returned from a
visit to her parents in Marysville, Mt.
BOrn-Friday morning of last week
to the wife of Nels Carlson, a daughter
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to he
found in the town.
W. p. Trip and Chas. Mclean went
hunting this week and nailed four deer
They are the champion Nimrods.
Jennings and Steele shipped three
cars of ore last week from their lease of
the Whippoorwill. The shipment net
ted them a handsome return.
The graveyard committee appointed
by the A. O. L. W. has secured the sur
vey of the ground and is ready to adj
vance with the work of improvement.
For SALE:-Several articles of house
hold furniture including a fine parlor
organ, sewing machine, chairs, tables
and bedding. Inqnire of Mrs. G. l..
McGibbon.
Dan Redden is spending a few days in
White Sulphur Springs, resting his
bones. He desires us to state that he is
not going to Klondyke until he returns
again to Neihart, which will be early
next week.
Thos. Mcdonald sustained a severe
injury in the Broadwater mine Tuesday
afternoon by the falling of a rock from
the roof of the drift, striking him on the
small of the back. He will be laid up
for several days.
The city council net Tuesday night
and elected A. G.. Wilson to fill the I'M
expired term Of J. McC. Wilson alder
mar of the second ward, resigned. The
council agreed that as the Wilson's have
made very good aldermen it is best not
to buy into any other family. There
was no other business transacted.
Will Kyle, son of James Kyle of Mel
hart is now happily entered in the
school of law in the Michigan Universe
ty at Ann Arbor. Will was graduated
in May from the Butte high school, hay
ing been honored with the sit of class
orator. He is a good natured young
man, possessed of sufficient health to en-
able him to accomplish what he under
takes, and a mind bright enough to
grasp and retain what the course covers.
The young collegian shows good natur-
al ability as a speaker and will train
himself in this line. Attorney A. C.
Gormley of Great Falls was schooled in
this institution.
"Before the steward takes up the col
lection" said a preacher the other night,
81 will make a few remarks: There are
over two hundred persons in this house,
counting sinners and saints, big and lit
tie, male and female, not including the
crying babies. If each person here
thinks that my sermon is worth the
price of a glass of beer or a nickle CT
gar, five red cents or a dime, let him
pay that amount. If each pay a nickle
it will make a total of $40 this evening.
This repeated every week in the year
would pay my salary. A sermon that
isn't worth a nickle isn't worth coming
to hear, and the person that will beat
the Lord, the preacher OIL the printer is
a goat of the most odorifcrous kind"
There was u raid of one of the local
Chinese shacks last Tuesday evening up
on the report that a hop joint was one
Of its appointments. The occupants
name is Lee Wah and he makes his liv-
ing peddllng vegetables from his truck
farm. He is about the homeliest, for
lornest type of the Celestial who ever
wore a queue, ana the men about town
love to taunt him by calling him "E.
K" Marshal Brown found in the cabin
a closed pipe and some opium. E. X.
was given a trial before Judge Marelius
where he admitted that he smoked OPT
UNI, but it could not be found that he
was running a joint. This was the
opinion of the jury, Joe Black dissent
ing. The hog-eyed man was dismissed.