The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-08-27
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, August 90, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

Born. Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. p.
shannon, a daughter.
Clarence Larson is visiting friends in
Belt. Some say they wear long hair and
skirts.
Ira Myers and j. I. Arlington, were
among the passengers outgoing on
Thursdays train.
Wm. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
ut prices never before offered.
BY the exceedingly light vote of 1880
10 81 Great Falls votes for bonds with
which to purchase the water works sys-
tenn of that town.
Miss Elizabeth Waberg who has Wis
tied the family of George Roehl for the
past three month, started Thursday for
her home in Germany.
Horses wanted to pasture. Good feed
and water and the best general attention.
Rates 81 per month. Call ON or address
Mrs. {. l.. Wall. Kibbcy, Montana.
Mrs. IL. w. Soule has gone to Helena
to attend the grand lodge Degree Of
Honor, as n delegate from Mountain
Gem lodge, No. 40. Her son Manson
accompanied her.
r.. G. Wight and \. VI. Henry of
White Sulphur Springs and VIM. T..
Johnston of East st. Louis, Stockhold-
ers in the Florence were examining their
property here this week.
Dr.. \. l.. Anthony and wife, Miss
Harriet Vidal and Master Lawrence
Vidal of Belt were in Neihart for
two or three DAYS this week. being
entertained by DIR. Scott.
Mrs. St. Clair of Red Butte, this coun-
~, was twice struck by tightening last
week and is recovering, The injured
has been thrice married and has
had lG children. She must he a season.
ed customer, to- stand all this.
Mrs. Joyce wa, in from her Belt Park
ranch Yesterday, and she says the prog
rcSs of farm interests in that country is
good. She complains Of the condition
Of the county road between Ncihnrt and
the TiIlinghast, notably that portion
which lies beyond Yulc's.
Ed. Bennett is sick with fever but is
growing better. and will he out in a day
or two. He took II trip Ivy wheel to
Belt park, visiting Il. ). Putnam's and
Mrs. loycc's ranches. He unconscious
lv oycrhcot"d himself and upon reaching
home was taken with a chill.
+. VI. Smith of the Great Falls silver
Smeltcr was in Ncihart Wednesday. He
made arrangements whereby sub-!casers
may mine anywhere in the Broadwater.
All those recently called off by the close
'''NI hNN' S'Il' pb'N ~ NblN- ANU u
great many more contracts will he let.
j. ]. Schwcrdt has not gone to the
Philippines to be ship carpenter to his
eXcellcncy Admiral Dewey is was at
first rumorcd, but is only gone to Helena
to attend the grand lodge \. O. L. w.
representing Belt Mountain lodge No
Is. Joe is an ardent worker in this
lodge.
Last Tuesday evening, John Doe camt
down from the timber with a frightfu
cash cut in his right hand, which DIR
Scott dressed in proper manner TIN
wound was about three inches long cx
tending from the knucklc of the frs
finger to the base of the thumb, and in
t%ernally TO the bone. The intlictiOn wa,
caused by falling upon an axe which h,
carried under his arm.
Ed. \. O'Brien of Minneapolis pub
fisher Of the Irish Standard was in In
city Monday looking after his subacript
ion list At this place. Tho Irish Stand
ard is a vigorous up-to-datc journal in
dependent in expression; and dcalin!
with all current questions with timcli
ness, and Characteristic force, and it
potent influence upon the public mine
is eXcrtcd upon all classes alike.
For sale: l baby cart and sleigh,
bedroom set, l office desk and chair,
combination parlor chair, | center table
, heating stoves, | gasoline stove. ! lc
cream freezer, 3 fancy lamps. wash boil
er and . tubs, besides various kitchc.
utensils. | have the above articles We
on hand and am very anxious to sci
them. ! will sell all very cheap in or
der to pet my house empticd by Scptcm
Der /. Mrs. j. r. Fitlimmong.
y so-called game of base ball wa
pulled of here last Sunday, which bu
for the intervention of rain might hay
been interesting. Only three inning
We're played. all of which were charact
.n.-a1 l.