The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-09-10

Eudle Bennett, SICK with typhoid fc-
yer, is getting better.
Van A. Oyer went to Barker the first
of the week. returning Tuesday.
Miles Ward is back again to Neihart
after Il three months tom Of the state.
J. T.. Neihart has moved into his own
residence recently vacated by j. r. Fitz-
simmons.
Word comes from Belt that Mrs. Ed.
Dunston lately presented the household
with a girl baby.
Mrs. James Mcdonald, who has been
quite sick for the last few weeks was
taken to Great Falls Thursday.
The NeiIart Meat Company announce
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
Peter Rush and Frank Oden are OPP
Grating II successful lease at the Broad
water. They have five men employed.
The dance given Monday evening by
the Neihart orchestra was n social sue
cess. The orchestra deserves praise for
its excellent music.
A. G. Hay formerly county commiss.
Toner and lately deputy assessor, is out
for the nomination to the Office of sher-
i'll by the democratic party.
Indirect information comes that some
man in Barker broke "A leg the first of
the week. The wires arc down and
there is no veritication of the report.
The family of Chas. Etticn consisting
of II wife and three children arrived
Wednesday from Arkansas City, Kuns.,
and will make this place their future
home.
Prof. Sears says the first days enroll
mcnt at school was III against 1870 the
same day last year. The principal an.
ticipates an enrolment of $50 before
the end of the present school month.
All persons who indorSe the wise and
patriotic administration of james Blu
chnnan are requested to meet anywhere
in town tonight.
Signed, Democratic Committeeman.
The brass baud gave a brief serenade
Monday to let the people know that la
Dor day had arrived. The Miners UNI
ion raised its monstrous flag, and a
dance was given in Frisco hall at night.
All those who wish to be fully in
formed upon democratic progress and
reform should subscribe for the HERALD
now. A full corps of reports will at
tend each of the ward primaries tonight.
The l.. o. y. Nj. here have changed
the time of meetings from 8 p. m. to
p. M, and will hold their sessions only
every alternate Tuesday, commencing
the Goth inst. Mrs. Woodmansec is the
new lady commander.
Homer Thomas returned Monday
from the Gallatin valley where he I'm,
been rounding up horses. He brough'
back a good sized band, besides having
sold a great many on the trip. Mr.
Thomas has some good horses.
a notice signed by clerk II. Bennett
of the school board says that Il mcctin.
of the board will be held at Mr.. Ben
nctt's office Sept. II, at which time TIN
assessment list of property of this dis
trict will he revised and cqualizcd ac
I cording to law.
Prof. Sears, principal of the Ncihar
schools asks us to state that admission
to the primary grade Of the Neihar
i schools for the fail term will close Sep,
} 1G, 1898. All parents or guardians de
string to start their little children il
5 this school term are required to SEN
/ them before that date.
1t speaks well for the integrity ant
business ability Of f.. j. Sanford that h
/. just entering upon his fifth successiv
II term as financial secretary Of Belt Noun
tain Miners union. This is THE import
> ant Office in that body, and it is we
' known that under Mr.. Snnford's az
ministration the affairs of the union AZ
: kept in apple pie order.
VIM. Schuman, jr., and Harry Lew
y left for the east Thursday morning to b
gone Il month. The former will Wis
relatives and friends in Ncenah, Wis
for n few days, after which both will d
the Omaha expo. The latter ha
J to visit a special friend in Missouri, n
ter which they will go together to Leat
Vile and Denver to see the property II
" Gently bequeathed to Mr.. Lewis by b
brother, deceased. Mr.. Lewis is nc
l. yet ulc whether he must remain i
= Colorado to attend to his estate. hr
l. will decide upon the point later.
l. There is some talk of a matrimouit