The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-26

Register next Monday or Tuesday if
you want to vote upon the following
Monday.
Bert Talgo was in Great Falls last
week to consult physicians upon the
subject of a very bad cold.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
We keep a stock of green bones
chopped and prepared for chicken feed.
Try Il package. NEIHART MEAT Co.
Wall paper, picture frames, mural de
corations, alabastine and ready mixed
paints and varnishcs at Desilets & End
ers, Great Falls.
B. o. Kempfer, and Chas. wanso
Ieaseholders at the Broadwater accom-
panied a shipment of ore the Great Falls
smelter this week.
Private advice here has it that JAY
Walker, Chas. Butler, Tommy 'McDon-
aid. and Sen. Hill are now on the sea
enroute to Alaska.
VIM. Mueller's stockof general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Services at the NJ. f. church tomorrow.
Sermons IL a. m. and 80 p. M; Sum
day school ~ M; Epworth league 6:45
p. m. S. J. Hooking, pastor.
Geo. B. Seifred is back again to Nei-
hart, after a years %sojourn in the land
of prunes and canned salmon commonly
known as the state of Washington.
Mrs. Joe Shelton and son Ross re-
turned from the east last Friday. They
brought back with them Charles Rice,
the : year old son of Mrs. Skeletons sis
ter, now dead, and the boy will make
his home here.
r. w. Lamb and Martin Greedy ac-
companied by Mrs. Greedy and Misses
Doyle and Hoyt drove to Neihart Sun
day from Monarch. This was the first
visit those young ladies have visited this
town and the trip was very enjoyable.
John L.. Walker who has suffered Sc
verely for the past two weeks with Il
sore arm found an abcess formed on the
member Saturday. DR.. Sandow has at
tended the case, and the patient after
having his arm lanced, is fast recover
ing.
Taking advantage offered by the
hart schools are at Great Falls, visiting
the schools at that place, The time
thu, spent is II season of refreshing
which will doubtless make them much
stronger for their work at home.
J. 0. IIussey of White sulphur
Springs, crossing the range to Neihart
last week froze his fingers and feet in Il
Great Falls and took the train here foi
that city, but found on his arrival that
he would have to go under the doctor,
care.
Neihart may not he the leading town
in the state but it certainly has one OF
the most watchful police marshals
Brown by name. Mr.. Brown is Away.
looking after the welfare Of the town
and as long as he is marshal, Ncihar
will not be bothered by any person o
thing that is detrimental TO the interest
of the people at large.-KnOckcr.
A. L. Dickerman secretary and treas
urer of the Neihart Water company wa
in Neihart this week looking over tn
books Of the superintendent and gather
ing information with which to make
report to the stockholders who vii
soon hold their annual meeting. Nj
Dickerman is a good, fair-minded busi
ness man who wishes the people of Nei
hart every success. He says he find
the water works here in excellent cor
dition.
Several transfers of mining groun
took place this week. Among theI
we noted a deed by Frank Lindquist t
Dick Westberg of a quarter interest i
the Smuggler lode in London gulcl
A. Bernier deeds two thirds of the Flo
ence No. 2 quartz claim to James Gan
thus giving the latter the entire owne
ship of that property. Mr.. Gam dee,
w. j. Smith a one half interest in Il
same claim, who in turn cuts up h
half with Thos. Carr and Chas. Warn
brod. Considerations in each case a
supposed to be nominal.
On Tuesday evening about ten o'cloc
the citizens of camp were aroused |
the frantic ringing of the fire bell, al
ran to the streets to see what could