The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-04-16

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H. J.. Skinner was in Neihart Wednes-
day on business.
David Ledbetter and family went to
Great Falls Thursday.
The Blackfoot reservation was thrown
open to settlement April Is, yesterday.
School opened again Monday after
three weeks of vacation on account of
sickness.
Fresh home-rendered lard in stock at
the NEIHART MEAT Co. In large or
small quantities.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Walker IT., died Sunday and was buried
Tuesday afternoon.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
Dress making and plain sewing at
Mrs. f. B. Rafferty,, Room 3.
1913. Miss. B. Kopetzki.
Don Davenport of Helena represent
ing the Mutual Life of New York was
in Neihart this week writing up policies.
Wallpaper, picture frames, mural de
c%Orations, alabastine and ready mixed
paints and varnishes at Desilets & End
ers, Great Falls.
The outbreak of hostilities with Spain
will lead to about twenty enlistments
from Neihart provided the government
will make room for them.
Just Received: - Fine assortment '9S
styles of wall paper. Prices per double
roll ranging from Is to 80 cts.
Lowry & Shaw.
J. G. +. Barker OF Great Falls was a
visitor in Neihart Wednesday. lie can
still tell a good story with the grace OF
an autocrat, and is cheerful through ev-
cry vicissitude of fortune or misfortune.
Steve Pierse was in Great Falls early
this week from his lease of the Tiger
mine in Barker. He returned Thursday
to Barker, and says that ore shipments
from the Tiger will begin in about tive
weeks.
Mrs. Fred Stone and Miss Katie Hig.
gins went to Barker Thursday morning
Mrs. Stone will run the Wright & Ed
wards boarding house. She it an excel
lent landlady, and there is no doubt sh,
will make a success of the venture.
day with Il stock of general merchan
disc from the Ncihart Mercantile Co, tt
will occupy the building owned by G
W. Brown, and will carry a large lin
of groceries, gents furnishings an'
clothing.
Easter Sunday was observed in tn
churches of Neihart, both the Methodist
and Episcopalians holding special sci
vices both morning and evening. Wei
packed houses attended these service,
Rev. Hooking conducted the former an
Rev. Brown the latter. At both church
es the collections were good.
Desilets and Enders of Great Fall
are leaders in wall paper, having jus
received Il carload of as fine stock &
was ever brought into Montana. I'll
line cannot be duplicated in northeI
Montana and they are selling it a
trimmed and ready for hanging at pric
within the reach of all. They also ha'
received a large shipment of alabastil
all cOlors.
A very pleasant social was held in
o. L. w. hall Monday night when t
Degree of Honor met with the Wor
men for an evenings entertainer
The ladies, assisted by Gallant YOU
men, had prepared Il good musical "a
literary program, with two INTEREST,"
Dialogues which were well rendere
The Misses Powers sang with gre
credit to themselves.
John L. Walker, ST., is fast recover
from the effects of an abscess on
arm. He is the new road supervisor
this district, but since his appointing
to that office, has not been able to lea
the house. Those who complain of
apparent carelessness of that off,
should know the above facts, and KIN
too that as soon as Mr.. Walker can
about he will fulfil the requirements
the office in the ablest manner.
The HERALD goes to press Friday
ternoon, too early to report the work
the city council tonight. At a meet
of the board last Tuesday evening
protest was issued by Homer ThoI
against the council issuing certificate
election to Geo. w. Arthur and askin,
recount of the ballots for alderman