The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-22
h Neihart Herald.
Saturday, January %, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

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An excellent time was enjoyed by
those who attended the M. +. social last
Tuesday night.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
fine best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
n. p. Dwight of Barker was in our
hot village last Wednesday. He says
Barker is all right.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
At prices never before offered.
Little Miss Dorothy Moves has been
sick the past week with acute intiama-
tion of the stomach. but is better now.
For SALE:-A second hand Singer
sewing machine, strictly first class and
Il 4 bargain. Call on Mrs. Emily Roehl
at the Fri SEQ hotel.
KYLE Price Of Great Falls, connected
with the Queen Mining company was
here this week to oversee the curse of
development at that mine.
Services at the NJ. E. church tomorrow.
Sermons II a. m. and 7:30 p. M; Sun
day school 70 M; Epworth league 6 A
y. m. 5. J, Hooking, pastor.
Miss Golf and Mrs. Harris, who have
conducted Il drcssmaking business in the
Luther block for the past three months
moved Tuesday to Great Falls.
The old ruse about a daily train to
Neihart has been revived, and a too
cIcdulouS public is waiting for the offic-
ial announcement Different here.
For SALE-One bedroom set, one
folding bed, one heating stove. rocking
chairs, two tables, one piano and other
articles of household furniture. Call Mt
the residence Of Jas. II. Henley.
b. B. Cook, the genial undertaken of
Great Falls paid this camp q visit this
week, and shook hands with many old
time friends. Mrs. b. b. Cook has ar
rived from the east and they twain are
keeping house.
FoR RENT: A good store room mex
door to post office, so built that large
sliding doors connect the room with thu
post office. An excellent business stant
having all the required fixtures. Will
rent on reasonable terms. Inquire here
The Frisco people have finished tn,
repairs and improvements of the Mat
thes building, under the hall, and o.
last Thursday moved the bar from tn
hotel to this room. Now they arc read
for the boom which is apt to strike thi
town at any minute.
B. b. Cooks combination of Georgi
Ministries were registered at the Frisc
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teen ICONS in the outfit.
LArER;-It has been found that NJ
Cook was not in any way connccte
with the cOlored troupe and that SON
enemies misinformed the reporter.
Geo. II. German of Grent Falls, wi
had a notion in his pate that he cou'
reverse the rules of school so far as tho
bore upon his own childrn, has had Il
conceit taken out of him. He went
the school house and reprimanded Il
teacher in presence of the school. |
was subsequently tried in justice cou
and besides being required to apologi
to the teacher and the school the jud
fined him $50 and costs. Judge Bl
leigh is a justice whose head sets squal
ly on his shoulders, and who evident
understands the neal relationship
school to state.
Our citizens read with much pleas,
the encouraging remarks of Sup
intendcnt Miss Craven to the Great Fla
papers after having visited the Meth
schools. She says they are the best &C
Quoted of any she has visited this We
and that they are fully equal to those
Great Falls. Speaking of the II
grade pupils of Neihart who attend
teachers examination in Great Falls {
year ago, she volunteered the inform
ton that the manuscripts of these
pills averaged better than those of
teachers attending the same eXami
ton, and that the Ncihart pupils W
one accord excelled many of the q
time pedagogues. The tenth grade C
sists of Misses Nellie and Stella Bola
Maggie Powers, Lydia VALENTINE, /
ma Bronson, Louise Bennett and MI.
P. Bennett. They will be graduated
the latter part of May.
We are pleased indeed to learn t
Fsnwick [. Shaw of Butte city, brOt
of our esteemed fellow townsman, E.
Shaw, has recently entered the MARI
relation for better or for worse.