The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-09-03
The public schools open Tuesday

NNhooNf HIS DctH llllttt
foreman of the Florence in place of f.
A.. Wayne, resigned.
Miss Shorey of White Sulphur
Springs was in Neihart Sunday. the
guest of Miss Bonner.
l.. f. Howcs has bought VIM. Bon
ner's combination lock steel clad safe
for use in his Monarch store.
The town Of Neihart has been doing
repair work on Rock creek to make i,
easier for teams hauling to the Moulton.
Dan Redden and Denny McGrail en-
joycd the sights at White Sulphur
Springs II day or two this week, return
ing Wednesday.
VIM. Mucllcr's stock of general mer-
chandisc is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
The ladies Of the NJ. f. church will
serve ice cream and cake Monday next
at the usual place. The public is in
vitcd to patronizc them.
Eddie Bennett is sick with a well de-
fined case of typhoid fever. He is do
ing as well as could he expected and is
under the care of DR.. Scott.
Miss Kate Murphy of Belt visited
Miss May Iulc the first of the week
and together they were in Ncihnrt Mon
day. Miss Murphy soon begins her
year Of school teaching in Belt.
f. J.. Orict and sons who had the
contract Of finishing the excavation on
the site of the Meyer building finished
their work Thursday, and the masons
began work on the walls yesterday.
Miss Violet Barker returned Monday
from White Sulphur Springs where She
had II very pleasant visit the past month.
She is accompanied by her friend Miss
Belle Ford who will remain ut Ncihart
for II season.
John Booley who was super at the
Liberty mine in Barker writes friends
from Elkhorn, where he is temporarily
cSconscd. He says Jack Wclch is lust
as young and frisky rs ever. We wish
them both success.
Belt will observe labor day next Mon
day with a full line Of field sports, with
brass band and oratTffcal trimmings.
The full sheet poster turned out by the
Times office, announcing this event is u
credit to the topographic art.
Hank Todd looked in upon Ncihart
friends Monday after having prospectcd
Flathcad county and British Columbia.
He gives it as his opinion that the
young men of this sturdy little town
don't know when they are we'll off.
Misses Mac Sutton and Annie Brcn-
nan returned to Great Falls Saturday
and resumed their places in the Golden
Rule store, They had II pleasant camp
ing experience while here, spending Il
week in the paradiscan retreats of Sheep
creek.
Services in the NJ. l.. church on Sun
day rs follows: Preaching II a.. m.
Sabbath School II IN. Epworlh League
: p. m. Preaching s p. M. Prayer
meetings every Thursday evening. Ev-
crybody invited to attend these services.
S. J. Hooking, pastor.
Last Wednesday evening the Bur
lciglls were started on the 500 foot level
of the Moulton mine and the work is
moving ahead MS fast rs is possible und-
en- the circumstances. The mine is en-
some time to come. The pumps arc
working well and drifts are being open.
~ h' W W III" management SDN WIN
/, is in the ground.
The school term ut Yulc'S this sum
mcr has been remarkably successful
under The direction of Professor Sears
Miss Kate Powers, Vance Vaughan AND
Chas. MCGOWAN of the Ncihart schools
attended This school for the entire term
, by which they will he enabled each tc
pass Il grade in the NcilIart schools. Al.
most all the pupils of the Yu.e achoo.
, will he entered at Ncillart the coming
: winter.
, An important business change took
place Thursday 10y which Jay Walker
assumed charge of the Union restaurant
l buying the proprietorship from Mrs. Al.
len. This is one of the most popular
= eating houses in town, and it goes with.
| out flowers or flouriShes that JAY Walk,
er will run it in approved up-to-dat,
z style. We wish him success. Mrs. Al.
, len who has run the house for the past
two years has acquired an cviablc repu,
tation us II caterer, and there are MANI
who regret her departure from business
She has NOT wet lppilnJ what Shn will