The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-08
The NeihaFt Herald.
Saturday, January s, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

Edge.
This week was observed by the NJ. f.
people as week of prayer.
John Cody and Terry Mclaughlin
visited Barker over New Years.
Henry Rosgard was in Great Falls
this week returning Wednesday.
F. 5. Putnam and wife got back We'd
nesday from a trip to Great Falls.
Ed. Mann and wife, of Mann, were
registered at the Frisco last Friday.
Sewing machines at a moderate price.
Guaranteed first class. Lowry g. Shaw.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to he
found in the town.
Miss Craven, superintendent of schools
of this county is expected to visit the
Neihart schools next Monday.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
ut prices never before offered.
P. J. McDermott, of Belt, visited his
Neihart friends a day or two last week.
He talks of going to Klondyke in the
spring.
Miss Maggie Powers was the lucky
holder of ticket number 1,4OG, which
drew the handsome china set at Bailev's
New Years day.
For SALE:-A second hand Singer
sewing machine, strictly first class and
at a bargain. Call on Mrs. Emily Roehl
at the Frisco hotel.
VIM. Mueller's stock Of general mcr-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Jay Walker has offered the Oak Pal
ace for sale, and the coming spring will
see him in Dawson City if there is no
mistake in the cards.
Services at the NJ. f. church tomorrow.
Sermons II a. m. and 7;3O p. M; Sun
day school IL M. Epworth league G:45
p. m. 5. J. Hooking, pastor.
The vote taken by the people upon
questions propounded by w. II. Harvey,
is to come off Tuesday, and already con
siderable interest centers in the subject.
Max Ball met with an accident Wed.
neslay while shaking logs off the hill.
side above town. He slipped and fel
in such manner rs to dislocate his LITTLE
finger.
The Neihart brass band is contem
plating a visit to Monarch in the nca
furure. They will certainly win the ap
plause and gum boots of an entire com
munity.
Last Wednesday the papers came t,
Neihart by which the First Nationa
bank of Great Falls attached the Bentol
Group of mines on a claim of $1,000
Pat Sweeney as deputy served the pa
pers.
For RENT: "A good store room mex
door to post office, SO built that larg,
sliding doors connect the room with tn
post office. An excellent business stan
having all the required fixtures. viii
rent or reasonable terms. Inquire here
The Degree of Honor has chosen I'll
following list Of officers for the ensuin
SIX months: p. c. of H., Mrs. Soule: {
of H., Mrs. Putnam; l.. of H., Mr.
Sturgeon G. of c., Mrs. Render; Rcdl
Mrs. Watson; Rcvr., Mrs. Shaw; Fin
Mrs. Forget.
The X. o. 7. M. installed office.
Tuesday night with great ceremony.
large number of members were presen
and j. L. Walker Sr. as installing of
Ger showed great ability as a master {
such occasions. At the close of Il
meeting the degree team drilled for :
hour in the art of initiation.
The mask ball which was to ha,
been given on the 18th of this mon
has been postponed to the 2lst, on a
count of delay in getting suits. IT
list Of suits to be had may be seen
the Beehive or at Miss Cox's. Go III
examine the assortment and place 20,
order NOW. A big time is on tap.
The Degree of Honor gave II publ
entertainment in A. o. U. W. hall Ia
Thursday evening which was participG
ed in by a large company. An oyst
supper was served to suit the palate
Queen Vic or the Mikado. The Degr
OF Honor is a thriving order whose mel
bers are composed of the foremost ladi
of Neihart.
Friday evening last, Ogallala Tri
No. 6, Imp'd o. R. NJ. elected the f,
lowing chiefs to serve for the ensuil