The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-06-04

Mrs. CARA Brown was taken SICK
Monday, but is better now.
Henry Sutton came over from Barker
to attend the commencement exercises.
John L. Walker, jr, went to Great
Falls Thursday morning for days bus
mess.
Fresh home-rendered lard in stock at
the NEIHART MEAT Co. In large or
small quantities.
The snow storm this week, much TO
the public regret, has ruined the Neihart
Miners pear crop.
Mrs. Miebach of Monarch was among
the visitors at Neihart last Friday. She
remained over Sunday.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
Miss Mary Balsinger and the Misses
Gervais of Monarch were in Neihart to
attend the exercises of commencement.
Wallpaper, picture frames, mural de-
corations, alabastine and ready mixed
paints and varnishes at Desilets & End
ers, Great Falls.
J. L. Neihart, David Sweeney and
George w. Brown are among the trial
jurors summoned from this place to the
June term of court.
The closing exercises of the schools
here were witnessed by the school sup
erintendents Of three counties including
Miss 5. E. Curtis of Meagher.
Miss Nellie Rice after spending the
winter with Mrs. Sanford, and attending
the high school here, has gone to her
home in Rlceville for the summer.
The HERALD Office does job printing
in approved style. Send in your orders
for anything furnished by a printer, and
we will give it our immediate attention.
Tuesday afternoon the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wilson died of
scarlet fever. The child had been sick
only five days. The funeral occurred
Thursday.
Bert Marquis is employed with the
Barker store of the Neihart Mercantile
company. Aside from being bald head
ed, Bert is one of the most promising
young men hereabout.
Now that the time for house cleaning
has arrived don't forget that we have q
complete line of wall paper, kalsomine
oils, paints and v~arnishes.
Lowry & Shaw.
Steve Pierse and others have taken 6
bond and lease upon some mines in the
old carbonate district on Logging creek
The bond is for $4,000 and covers fiv,
quartz claims. The expert report from
these claims show them to be first class
Alex. Yule, ST., is still running til
saw-mill one mile above his ranch wher
he will be busy for the summer. Alex
Yule, jr, and Miss Mamie Yule will rul
the ranch this summer. The two insti
tutions are known by the familiar title
of Upper Works" and Lower Works.
Marshal Brown arrested Pat Boyl
last Monday evening and lodged him i
safe keeping pending recovery from
spree. Pat was armed with a Winchest
er rifle and looking for a man whom h
threatened to shoot on sight. Thos
who saw the arrest praise the bravery {
the officer under such circumstances.
Desilets and Enders of Great Fall
are leaders in wall paper, having jus
received a carload of as fine stock &
was ever brought into Montana. I'll
line cannot be duplicated in northel
Montana and they are selling it a
trimmed and ready for hanging at price
within the reach of all. They also hay
received a large shipment of alabastir
all colors.
Mrs. E. A. Shaw returned from Bari
er last Friday bringing with her the il
FAINT child of Mrs. G.. II. Burchard
care for it during the sickness of IL
older child. But early this week Il
sad news came that the elder child
dead. All that human hands could {
was done to relieve the pain and fey
of little Evaline, but to no avail. II
community is in profound sympathy f
the bereft parents.
}. c. Blanding for six years a reside
OF Neihart has changed his base of ope
atoms to Carbon county, having tax
up a ranch neal Joliet. Mrs. Blandir
went Monday to join her husband at t
new home. Joe Sell, the interestil
boy who has for more thar a year ma,
his home with them, has also underta
EN- the trip, and is driving Mr.. Blan
lng's cattle across the country, by viii