The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-12-18

Il btNN W." I'ANN1 W.
down at the Beehive.
If you want a bargain on toys now is
the time to get them at the Beehive.
Geo. L. McGibbon was attending to
legal business in Great Falls this week.
Sewing machines at a moderate price.
Guaranteed first class. Lowry & Shaw.
The rehearing of the case of J. r. Fer
ris VS. James Matthews was taken up
Tuesday.
We have the largest line of dolls and
the lowest prices ever put on show at
the Beehive.
The Methodist ladies have extended
the platform at the church and carpeted
1t in elegant style.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
Ameda Bernier returned Monday from
having accompanied a car of ore to
Great Falls from the O'Brien lease.
The largest train sent out since 1898
went Tuesday morning from Neihart.
1t carried 10 cars of ore 3 of props and
3 other cars.
VIM. Mueller's stock Of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Edwin Dunston has busted himself
this week with the construction of a
pair of sleigh runners to support his
buggy. Ed. is a good man at the forge.
Jennings and Steele shipped a car of
ore from the Whippoorwill. Another
ear of ore wa. sent out by Bonner and
Hazeltine from their lease of the Home
stake lode.
We have now our complete line Of
holiday goods in and are now ready to
show you anything in this line. We
will make special prices, call and get
them at the Beehive.
DR.. Pittwood writes us this week that
a rush OF business at his office in Great
Falls has precluded him from making
his intended trip to Neihart. But he
hopes at some future day to meet our
people in a business way.
The Sunday school Of the M. f.
church will give a christmas tree and en-
tertainment on next Friday evening,
Preparations of the literary program are
in progress, and it is rumored that San.
ia Claus himself has been engaged tc
help distribute the presents.
The L. o. T. M. have held their annu,
al election with results as follows: Mrs
Giffels, past lady commander; Mrs. Met.
calf, lady commander; Mrs. Woodman
see, lady lieut. commander; Mrs. f. A
Preston, record keeper; Mrs. Richey, ii
nance keeper; Mrs. G.. Cudmore, chap
lain Mrs. Bailey, sergeant; Miss Adam
son, mistress at arms; Miss Barker, sen
tinel; Mrs. Banding, picket. I~nstalla
ton will take place Jan. 4.
The Knights of the Maccabees hell
their annual election of officers Tuesda'
night and the following roster was Sc
lected: Daniel Lenny, past command
or; Frank Wallace, commander, f. K
Abbott, lieut.. commander; ]. II. Her
ley, chaplain; A. w. Noyes, record keel
err; J. o. Boyd, finance keeper; Gee
Cudmore, sergeant; VIM. Giffels, maste
at arms; Matt jacobson, first master c
the guard; A. d. Mcleod, sentinel
Thos. Mcdonald, picket; d. Lenny, .
Fl. Henley and John Sweeney, trustee
for 8, 2, and 1 yrs respectively.
VIM. L.. Cragg was in town Sunda
from his work on Snow creek. In con
pany with Tom Rothwell he has taken
contract to drive the tunnel on the TX
TO tap the shaft a distance supposed t
be about 65 feet. The tunnel is in haI
rock all the way, driving directly cas-
The boys have already gone 40 feet, an
are making a little over a foot a da,
They are working for J. E. Collette
Great Falls who has already spent COZ
siderable money in the development
this property. The tunnel which Crag
and Rothwell are extending was begl
on the west side of the claim by NJ
Collette. 1t is hoped that they mi
strike an immense body of ore in tn
mine.
Billy Seymour, a Choteau barke'
recently took in a silver dollar bearil
the date 1904. This issue of dollars
extremely rare, the one thus caught /
ing one of only three or four viii
have not been called in, and it is 50
to be worth several thousand dolla
The Great Falls Leader puts up a ste
whose object is to tend to remove t