The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-02-05

found in the W
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at nrices never before offered.
N, P. Dwight came in from Barker
Monday, and in company with Henry
Tegtmeier begun a lease on the Broad
water.
VIM. Mueller's stockof general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Services at the M. +. church tomorrow.
Sermons II a. m. and 1870 p. M; Sun
dav school 12 M; Epworth league 6:45
D. m. 5. J. Hooking, pastor.
Geo. Marelius, local agent for the I'M
dertaking firm of B. B. and W. l.. Cook
of Great Falls, received a telephone mes
SAGE Monday that they had sold out the
business to undert aker McBratney Of
Great Falls.
Tuesday evening, Miss Simpson, the
primary teacher, assisted by Prof. Sears
and Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, entertained the
tenth grade pupils in honor of Mr.. Earl
Henley who was soon to take his depart
TIRE from the schools.
A pleasant and instructive entertain
ment was given in Crawford's hall
Tuesday evening by the California Trio
consisting of Prof. Harper, the world
famous yodler and whistler and his duet
of accompanying artists. All who heard
him were pleased with the Tenditions.
Arrangements are being made for a
match between the Neihart band and
that of White Sulphur, to play one ano-
Their to a stand-still, at catch weights,
anywhere between the Summit and
Woolsey's, AL Pierse to be referee, and
Fred Dancer and Jack Wilson for bottle
holders. The date of the contest will
not be published for fear that officers
Brown and Sweeney will try to head il
off.
The Railroad Jack company, evident
ly considering discretion the better part
of valor, disbanded here this morning
The show has had a hard time of it late
lY. Roasted from the time they first en-
tered the state, their troubles came nea
Il climax in Butte and Anaconda, bu
they struggled manfully on, trying t
win new laurels in fields and pasture
new, until this morning, when the ghos
failed to walk and they gave him up
Tribune.
Here's Il marriage notice that appeare'
in an exchange: married at Flintston,
by Rev. Windstone, Mr.. Nehemiah Sane
stone to Miss WilheImina WhitestOn,
both of Limestone" This is getting tc
rocky and there's bound to be a bias
ing Of these stony hearts before MAJ
pebbles appear on the connubial beac
The grindstone Of domestic intellect
will sharpen the AK of jealousy, and sool
CT or later one or the other Of this pa
will rest beneath tombstone. Then loo
out for birthstone.
According to plans previously Il
nounced, James H. Henley and fami
departed by Thursdays train for Helel
where they will reside for a season, Il
til Mr.. Henley has learned where he W
next be located. He is in the employ
j. z. Searles, and will he sent to sup
intend some one Of that g~entleman's i
merous mines in the western states. I
his new location is not yet positive
known. On Thursday morning, I
friends of the family gathered at the s
ton to say the final farewell.
Wednesdays train on this branch
stalled a new system of handling mi
ny NHlth Il IldlI tdi anu man iciN W
hooked on to the regular. This is
first attempt made in that direction,
heretofore the mail pouches were pla,
in the hands of II. L. Robinson, the
press agent, and delivered under lock
the post offices along the way. W.
Weeks of Great Falls is the mail eli
on this division, and as he is an old
pc, he is naturally and symmetrically
very nice man. He is single, lad
and perfectly eligible-looks as if
was only waiting to be corralled.
About ninety people went to Mona
on the special train last Friday nj
and a big time is reported. They
the hit of the evening was to see Ed
Burns of the Knocker doing the fan
tic with the belle of the ball. BuI
man who has knocked around for
years with three initials is capable
almost every conceivable form of
"o~mplishment. The Neihart brass b
is under obligation to w. D. Delphy
the Astounding interest he manifested