The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-10-16

j.. H. Waite of Helena registered at
the Frisco Wednesday.
Chas. j. Jones of Belt was in Neihart
a day or two this week.
Joe Reaux of Belt, the old time liv-
eryman was on our streets Saturday
last.
There are today more miners working
at Neihart than has been reported for
many a moon.
Henry NJ. Wilson is confined to his
led with a lame leg. Guess some one
pulled it too hard.
Big bargains in mammoth lamp CHM
neys only 20 cents and smaller chimneys
at cost at Preston's.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
Very neat folders containing the pro-
gram of dances at the Frisco ball last
night were the product of the HERALD
job rooms.
J. B. McDermott of Belt, administrat-
or of the estate of w. S. Davis, deceas-
ed, was in Neihart Wednesday on ofic-
ial business.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandisc is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Gust Nordquist the contractor of
Great Falls was in the city Wednesday.
w. P. Wren, of Murphy, Maclay & Co.,
Great Falls is in the city.
Services at the M. E. church tomorrow.
Sermons II a. m. and 1870 p. M; Sun
day school 10 M; Epworth league 6:45
p. m. S. J. Hooking, pastor.
Nv. and Mrs. Orrin J. Purdy returned
Friday from their prolonged trip east,
whittier they were called last summer
by the death of Mr.. Purdy's mother.
For SALE:-Several articles of house
hold furniture including a fine parlol
organ, sewing machine, chairs, tables
and bedding. Inqnire of Mrs. G. L
McGibbon.
j. w. Collette the affable and accom-
plished photographer of Great Falls was
a visitor at Neihart this week. He ha:
several important mining interests il
this vicinity.
Only a few more days and the stool
Of groceries at Preston's will be CLOSED
out. He has left among other things
some fine New York cider vinegar which
lie will sell at 30 cents a gallon; formeI
price 40 cents. Also some basket free
Japan tea at 80 cents old price so cents
f. II. Cooney of Great Falls was herr
Wednesday representing the Anaconda
Standard, the "Giant of the Rockies,
the greatest newspaper on earth eXcep
the New York journal, which prints al
the news, all the time. 1t was a rar
sight to see the men of Neihart fallin.
over each other to pay their subscript
ions.
l.. A. Bruce, secretary of Bannc
lloo n n II la,art, tnInu e.,
Butte, where he will represent this bod!
at the Grand Lodge sessions of the |. o
O. F. Mr.. Bruce is one of the hes
posted men upon Odd Fellowship j
Neihart and his choice to fill this ofic
will rebound to the credit of Banne
lodge.
w. H. Harrison, G.. H. Burchard
Steven Pierse and Judge Bennett wer
all in Helena early this week attendin
the supreme court hearing the case c
the Chicago Title and Trust compan
vs.. J. j. OMAR, sheriff, relative to tn
settlement of accounts against til
Burchard & Pierse stock of goods {
Neihart.
The Neihart Free Coinage ban
marched down Main street last Frida
evening unrolling an inspiring air an
jamming wind into their brazen spira
while the luckless citizen, who happene
to be on the street, fell from sheer e,
haustion. The band boys turned neitl
er to the right or to the left, but marcl
ed between two wind rows of bouquets
some of which weighed as much
twelve pounds.
News was received here Monday tn;
an explosion had occurred Saturday
the Virtue mine, Baker city, Oregon, an
that a number of miners had been il
jured, among whom was Jas. McIntos
of Neihart. No particulars have bee
obtained here as to the nature and extei
of the injury, except that he is now
the Sisters hospital at Baker city and
not dangerously affected. Mrs. McIntos
ov,aofo to ctort for Pokar oitv this NOR