The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-10-01

John Zimmerman, near Shelby, Mont,
now has two flowing wells on his place.
Chas. Maynard at the hospital is re-
covering from a severe case of typhoid
fever.
Rev. Alfred Brown will conduct Epis-
copal services in A. o. U. w. hall to-
morrow morning and evening.
The Neihart Meat Company announce
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
Miss Violet Barker has returned from
Great Falls where she was visiting Mrs.
j. G. E. Barker and attending the fair.
Wm. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
David Penwell tee republican nomi-
nee for treasurer of Meagher county was
IN Neihart yesterday on the way to his
sheen interests in the Judith.
Horses wanted to pasture. Good feed
and water and the best general attention.
Rates 81 per month. Call on or address
Mrs. c. L. Wall, Kibbey, Montana.
NOTICE: l wish to sell my house,
also my parlor furniture and other ar
ticles. Will sell at a reasonable figure.
Call at once. E. A. Wayne.
Eddie Bennett has had a hard siege of
typhoid fever, but is convalescent, and
will soon be able to resume his duties
in the famous hardware house of Lowry
Il Shaw.
DR.. Mccain of Sand COulee who was
recently made register of the Circle
city land Office has reached his destina-
ton. He will sell drugs in connection
with his land Office work.
~ fuSISls tIC fltlIIS Wi ptH-
ter for the Meyer building came in
town Monday and is already at work
carloads of lumber used in this building.
Henry II. Rosgard has come back
from a two months tour of Montana,
trying to find a better place than Mel
hart to stop. He left Mrs. Rosgard near
Kalispell, and says he may decide to To-
cate there.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the musical entertainment tc
he given next Friday for the benefit OF
the Neihart band. The kind assistance
has been secured of Mrs. Jos. Shelton
Misses Lucy Roehl, Katie Powers, Prof
A. G. Sears and others.
). ". Wood, representing the Corner
Walker & Davis Co., makers of fin,
clothes, of Malta, Ohio, was in Neihar
this week measuring a few of the Ajax
es and Adonises of this place. Nh
Wood does the Montana business 0
this tailoring establishment and enjoy
a substantial patronage.
The republicans of Mcagher count
have put up the following ticket in tn
race this fall. For senator, J.. A. Nc
Naught; representatives, II. II. Barnes
Frank Webster; sheriff, Thco. Starter
treasurer, David Penwell; clerk and nc
corder, G. p. Tooley; superintendent
schools, Miss Lottie Harris; assesso,
Geo. Crosby; public administrator, "
w. Parker.
The juvenile friends of Miss Myrtl
Wickersham enjoyed a fine afternoo
party at her house last Monday, the o,
casion being her 9th birthday. The
were about so present, and the tin
was passed most %agreeably at games {
various kinds. A savory lunch WI
nS'So IL IN il'llc lolhs "clc lIcltc
in a manner which will ever bear
pleasurable impression upon their men
cries.
j. II. Nudge and wife drove over fro
Barker this week, the husband returnir
to his business Thursday. Mr.. Mude
is superintendent of the Wright & f,
wards mine, working under lease of Il
Us & r. company. The contract #
sinking the shaft 100 additional feet, fl
which bids were recently asked, has 1T
been let, but the company may sink Il
shaft by days pay. This mine workir
is a great help to Barker.
VIM. Schuman returned Wednesd
from a three weeks visit to Neenah, Wi
his old home. He says the old place
busy and growing, and that the peop
there are generally contented and happ
He enjoyed the visit very much, and e
poets to 60 back again soon to compile
deal which he just lately opene
There are said to be prospective MILL
cry and dry goods connected with t
deal. The tin cans and brass band W