The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-09-24

hunting '"h9 "VtN' put tnc returns "I'
not yet in.
W. F. Oden has been nominated by
the democrats o. Ncihart township for
justice of the peace.
John McCooey is quite sick at Great
Falls. His brother Frank went down
Tuesday to look after hmm.
The Ncihart Meat Company announce
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
Joe SHELTON and Frank Kcmpfer, true
to their proves, brought in II fine bag
of grouse and pintail last Saturday.
I. NJ. Lowry, Butte, of the firm of
Lowry * Shaw, Neihart, spent the first
of the week inspecting his Ncihart inter-
cSts.
Fred Cobb of Butte has been assisting
John Blewrtt in the representation of
Pat Langan's claims in Yogo. There
are & claims in the group.
LcMunyon asks the HERALD to an
nouncc that pictures taken on his last
visit here will be ready for delivery not
later than Monday evening. next.
w. II. Harrison and +. A. Shaw found
eight wild ducks On Artlur's mill pond
last Sunday, but they left three Of them
to go on prolmgating the species.
NoTlcE: | wish to sell my house,
also my parlor furniture and other mr.
ticlcs. Will sell at a reasonable figure.
Call at once. f. A. Wayne.
Rev. Hooking will preach at Kibbcy
tomorrow, and the only services in the
NJ. +. church here will he Sundayschool
at - M, and Epworth league meeting.
9 p. m.
Chas. ID. Walcott, director of the t..
5. geological survey was in the Little
Belt Mountain country this week with a
retinuc Of attendants studying the MIN
eralogy of this section.
Bob McComb came in from Hunter,
n. D., on the 18th aud is representing
his mining property on Carpenter creek.
He was in Neihart in 1891 and ran a
blacksmith shop directly opposite this
printcry.
Mrs. J. II. Bridges went to her home
near Monarch by Thursdays train. She
is keeping house ut Neihart this winter
to allow her children the privileges of
the Ncihart schools. They live in the
FitZsimmons building.
VIM. Gitfcls and wife. Mrs. Thos.
Wcstgard and Harry Derrick drove to
the Big Seven mine sunday. They
made the trip TO the top Of Badly and
spent the day in the enjoyment Of de-
lightful mountain scenery.
Isaac Erickson has bought the lie
Munyon studio here, and will make
pictures for the public. His hcadqunr-
tiers are White Sulphur Springs, but he
is here now, and asks the patronage of
all those who desire photos.
Deputy Pat Sweeney, while riding the
Barker trail this week saw n large silver
tip She bear whose obstinate conduct ut
first threatened trouble. But Pat seized
his siX-shootcr and from his horse fired
several long range shots at her. md she
finally took To the brush. Pat SAYS he
doesn't realize that he has lost much on
account of her escape.
Mrs. Joyce last week suffered the
very serious and painful accident of
piercing her hand with the needle Of Il
Sclf.hindcr. and being far away from
surgical assistance. the hand became so
inilamcd rs to neccssitatc the amputa.
ton Of the third finger to prevent blood
poisoning. Ii Was quite an unfortunate
accident in which she has the sympathy
of II host of fricn Is.
BY an oversight last week the HER
AID failed to state that on "Wednesday
Fred MaNwcll's home WAS blessed by
the arrival of n sailor boy. which makes
the fourth acquisition to the Maxwell
household, and balances the SEXES two
and two. The parents are to he con-
graduated. Fred says his only regret
Is that the youngstcr came too late 20
assist Dewey in the capture Of Manila.
John |" Walker has attracted consid-
cradle attention this week with his new
team, just purchased of Mr.. Madison.
Mr.. Walker pridcs himself in getting
and keeping good stock, and in this
team ne evidently has his hearts idol.
1t consists of II dark bay mare, 9 year,
old, l6@ hands high, weight l545
pounds, and II roam gclding ! years old,
over II hands high and weight 1850
pounds. They work we'll together and