The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-05-15

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Miss McCarthy's.
Mrs. NJ. Forget is visiting friends in
Belt and Great Falls.
For Sale: One set double buggy har-
ness, new. Call on Judd Calkins.
Thos. and Hans Westgard are down
from the Big Z mine for a few days of
recreation.
Mrs. Adams, mother of George Arthur,
has gone to visit her daughter Mrs.
Cook at Belt.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
Deputy sheriff Reynolds was here
this week ~summoning jurors for the
coming term of court.
Cashier d. J. Condor of the State bank
went Saturday to the Falls to take ano-
Their look at that new girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Ladd were in
Great Falls over Sunday, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Skinner.
Orrin Ireland went to Great Falls
Tuesday. He will return with the ma
chinery for the new concentrator.
Miss King, after visiting her sister Mrs.
DR.. C%arskaddon of Neihart for two
weeks, returned Tuesday to her home in
Belt.
Miss Mccarthy invites the public to
call and inspect her new stock of ladies'
furnishings, and ladies', misses and chill
dren's shoes.
Miss Mccarthy now has a complete
line of ladies' furnishings, consisting of
underwear, hosiery, shirt waists, collars,
cuffs, neckties, handkerchiefs, silk mits,
kid gloves, etc.
Wall paper in every style, variety and
HulIitJ III StuCh az Sd'NihS. iC oCilo
paper cheaper Than ever before, and in
vites the public to examine his fine as
sortment. 1000 rolls of new waper
just arrived.
The town of Neihart can boast as ma
ny public speakers per square inch as
any town in the country. Every public
event at Neirart develops the presence
of o few new men with Webster or Clay
heads-especially the latter.
r. w. and Joe Lamb left Monarch
Monday for the Fort Steele country.
gone into force these patriotic subjects
of VIM. Mckinley will have to swear
allegiance to the lion and unicorn or else
come home.
Sheriff c.. G. Proctor of this county
has appointed P. 4. Sweeney as deputy
for this place. Mr.. Sweeney is an old
timer of this county and has served in
the capacity of deputy with good salts
faction. We congratulate him upon his
appointment.
News m by phone that Mrs.
Crane, wife of Sumner l.. Crane, living
near Arlington died Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane formerly lived at
Neihart where Mr.. Crane was for two
years local agent for the G.. N. r. He
was a member of Banner Lodge No. 40,
T.. O. O. f., which order has sent money
to pay funeral expenses and has passed
resolutions which appear in this issue.
The many friends of the bereaved nus
band extend sympathy.
E. II. Cooney, a pioneer journalist OF
Montana, now circulation man for the
Standard with headquarters at Great
Falls, paid Neihart a swift visit We'd
nesday. He got a hundred new sub
scribers, collected n few thousand on
subscription, rode to the top of Old
Badly, and left Thursday morning in
the direction of White Sulphur Springs,
weeping for more and harder worlds to
conquer. We take pleasure in %announc-
ing that Mr.. Cooney is still alive, and
that he has never lost a man.
British Columbia has passed an alien
law to prevent citizens of other
countries than Great Britain from hold
ing mining claims. We are informed
however, that the same law provides
that'aliens may buy mining claims from
the ~locators, which provision naturally
destroys the effectiveness of the law.
In the United States a similar law pro-
hibits the claim to any public land by
aliens. And anyone who takes up gov
eminent land or buys a government
claim must be a citizen of the United
States or must have declared his inten.
tion to become such.
George Washington Brown came back
Tuesday from the astute and pompous
east, where the mortgage grows apace
sometimes a trot, and the voice Of the