The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-10-29

Frank Glab of Great Falls was doing
business here Friday.
VIM Wildwood has gone to Great
Falls to he treated for typhoid fever.
A number of the Neihart boys went
this week to take out their citizenship
papers.
Angus Mcleod came back from the
Falls Monday where he had been resting
up for a week.
Mrs. Peter Rush and little Laura are
back from a six weeks visit to the Oma-
ha expo. and eastern friends.
NOTICE OF REMovAL.-Dr. Scott
will, on next Tuesday, Nov. /, removc
his office to the Barker block.
The Neihart Meat Company
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
The populist-silver republican rally
to have been held here tonight has been
postponed until some time next week.
The address of silver republicans to
voters of Cascade county will be found
on the second page of this issue. Read
it.
VIM Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Horses wanted to pasture. Good feed
and water and the best general attention.
Rates 81 per month. Call on or address
Mrs. c. J.. Wall, Kibbey, Montana.
Peter Moran went to Great Falls Tues
day for a change of air and scenery. He
has for the last few days been troubled
with symptoms of an approaching fever.
Rev. Alfred Brown will hold church
services here on Sunday. Subject
for evening service, "Somc thoughts on
Christianity and evolution" All invit-
ed. A. o. L. w. hall.
Bert Smith, formerly of Ettien &
Smith, has returned from q few months
s%ojourn at Utica. He is looking we'll,
and is glad to get back to the city whose
tense is principally future.
Jos. f. Quirk visited Neihart this
week after having resided for two years
at Radersburg. He has been for most of
the time leasing gold properties in that
part of the western hemisphere at which
occupation he has met with fair success.
Mrs. Kenkel, mother Of Mrs. d. j.
Condor was taken suddenly sick Tues
day and DR.. Gordon of Great Falls was
called into consultation with DR.. Scott
He came up on Wednesdays train. BY
the time of his arrival the patient was
much better.
Harry Jones is one of the most popu.
lar candidates in this neck of the brush
ana as a silver republican it looks as i
he would run like a wild Texas steer,
At any rate his opponents know he is il
the race and they look upon the fac
with much anxiety.
Services in the NJ. E. church on Sun
day as follows; Preaching II a. m
Sabbath School - m. Epworth Leagu
p. m. Preaching 8 p. m. Praye
meetings every Thursday evening. Ev
erybody invited to attend these services
S. ]. Hooking, pastor.
Gust. Carlson, who works at tn
| Seven, received the sad intelligence b
letter Friday that his father at home i
G Sweden had been run down by a train
1 with the result that both legs were Gu
off at the knees. He soon died froI
4 loss of blood. The affection is doubl
sad, from the fact that the boy has no
seen his father for some years.
John Stockbauer, a feeder at the B
NJ smelter, Great Falls, fell into bias
furnace No. /, last Friday night an
was burned to ashes. His duties II
quired him to work around the door ,
the furnace, and as no one saw the acc
dent occur it is supposed he grew diz7
and fell in. He wa a steady man an
was sober at the time. He was a men
v Der of the A. o. L. w. and of the Moo
ern Woodman.
lc Alias Summons.
State of Montana, -.
If County of Cascade "