The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-13

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town this week.
John L. G. Cassidy went to work at
the Benton Thursday.
The Big Seven people held their meet
ing Wednesday night.
Board or lodging by the day or week
at Mr.. Balls boarding house.
John C:E. Barker was an arrival on
Wednesdays train from Great Falls.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Col
land has been made noisy by the advent
of new boy, Success to the heir.
Jno. Canonica, general manager of the
Elite Portrait and Engraving Company
Of Great Falls, is in the city. on business.
McGrail and Mclaughlin have erected
an ice house back of their premises in
which they have stored about 100 tons
of ice.
The Miners Union of Neihart has re-
furnished its hall with a new Brussels
carpet, which adds immensely to the
general appearance of the room.
Patronizc western institutions. The
Union Life Insurance company, Omaha,
Neb., writes the most liberal policy writ
ten. For information address w. H.
Godfrey, Butte. or DR.. L. Loda, Salt
Lake; Utah.
A little 1ucus between a citizen OF
Barker and one of Neihart last Saturday
night resulted in the following invoice
One disfigured face, one set of bruised
knuckles, two black eyes, $50 and costs
LuXuries come high, but we must have
them.
Richard Brennan was in this office yes
terday with a petition to be presented tc
the school board, asking the privilege Of
voting on the question of free text books
The list at noon bore II names, anC
there is no doubt that ere this time the
necessary 100 have been procured.
ro,o,t v;e;+or 70 tha Na;b,,t ,1;Sfrio
reports that the camp is looking up. O
course there are not as many men a
work as in former Years, but there is
feeling of prosperity prevalent tina
seems contagious, which moves the spir
it of the prospectors to get out into thu
hills and scratch for the precious stuff
Mining World. M.. ..
The stockholders of the Big Sever
mining company held. their annual cleo
ton of officers last Wednesday e%venin;
s. as fallows:., President and General Man
ager, Edwin J. Barker. Treasurer mi
Supt., d. L. S. Barker; Sec, Miss Viole
Barker; Vice President, j. r. Arlington
Directors, Edwin ]. Barker, ID. L. S
Barker, Violet Barker, J. r. Arlington
T. E. Collins.
"Now, childrcn,' said the teacher 0
an eastern school, Il am going to as,
you.a difficult question, Can anyon
tell me how many mills make a cent?
At first there wa silence; then q SINAI
boy near the foot held up his hand, an
on being told to give his answer, said
"My pa said if Mckinley was elccte
not a damn mill would make n cent.
And the teacher who voted for, McKir
ley hid his head.
Mr..and Mrs. H. A. Barker gave
party last Saturday night to a fe'
friends, in honor of the first weddin
anniversary of that happy couple. Tlrel
, were present as guests: Miss Violet Bal
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Shaw, Mr.. an
Mrs. Simon p. Farquharson, Messr
Robert Barker, d. l.. S. Barker, D
Shaw, DR., Long, A. r. Johnson, an
f. X. Abbott. At II o'clock a tab
was spread and everybody relished til
generous supply Of savofy, viands. TIL
HERALD congratulates this couple upo
s. reaching their first mile post.
Chas. Warmbrod received the So
news this week that his father Jof
Warmhrod had died quite suddenly
his home in Tennessee, of apoplex
The old gentleman was nearly 70 yea
of age, and had been throughout h
life an exceptionally busy man. I
farmed in his earlier days, but of la
years has leased his :, various interest
and devoted his time to buying and SCI
ing live stock, and to allied pursuit.
The weight of the sorrowful news
double upon our citizen as it has be-
ten years since he last saw his fatht
and the demise was so sudden that !
had no opportunity to see him after t
first stroke.
A trial in police court Thursday +;
from 3 till IL O'Clock, p. IN. and fu
nished lots of racy testimony for a lar