The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-10-29

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siege of typhoid fever.
d. J. Condor, registry agent, regist-
cred 81 voters at the Snow creek pre-
cinct.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
Mt prices never before offered.
We invite respectful attention of the
reader to the address of silver republic
ans on the second page of this issue.
The Neihart Mercantile company has
closed out its interests in Barker, and
G. II. Burchard the manager has return
ed to Neihart.
Henry Tegtmeier, populist candidate
for the Legislature is in the city. He
is making a strong canvass and says the
prospect is bright.
Phil Gibson, Independent candidate
for clerk and recorder, paid this office
a call yesterday. He thinks his election
chances are good. o, well, so do they
all.
Mrs. W. c. Campbell and daughter
arrived Fridy from Medicine Hat, N.
W. T., and joined her husband who is
the head cook at the Union restaurant.
They will reside here in future.
Peter Duhaime, Peter Lacourcir, Vic
tor Belanger and Omcr Anger are work
ing a lease Of the ~COrnucopia with good
promise of success. They are now driv-
ing on the ore, and will sOon begin to
raise and stope.
f.. II. Cooney, democratic candidate
for the Legislature is making Il quiet
canvass of Neihart, and smiling as
blandly rs a stree times winner But
the COoney smile is born and not made,
md it bOthers you to tell whether it
covers an ace in the hole or deuce high.
Tuesdays train carried II strong dele
CATION Of the young men of Neihart to
Great Falls. Among the passengers were
Dan Redden, Louis Maynard, Peter Mo-
ran, Joe Deroin, Dan Footc, Geo. Lis
comb, and Alex Mclean. Dan Lombard
and Clarence Larson were also passen-
gers ON the same wagon rs far as Belt.
The telegraphs the happy
marriage at Helena Tuesday evening,
oct. %, of DR.. b. Francis Sandow to
Mrs. l.. Gertrude Lippincott. The
groom resided at Ncihart for about six
years and practiced his profession. The
bride was the librarian of the Montana
state historical society. The papers say
they left Wednesday morning for Hon
olulu where they will reside in future,
the doctor following his profession.
The ladies of Mountain Gem Lodge,
d. of H., will give a social party in
Workmen hall on the night of the 3D. of
ANbNtIlJtl. l ut ltulultS Oh inc alllII
will be games, music, dancing and re-
freshments. The admission fee has been
placed at the nominal sun of 80 cent,
for gents and % cents for ladies. Every.
body is invited to participate in this
function, which promises to afford a de.
lightsomc time to all.
Geo. L. McGiDbon the attorney whit
resided here until ten months ago anC
who has many friends at this place
writes from Portland, Oregon, that h
is permanently located in that place an,
is doing we'll. Mrs. McGibbon returned
from the east about three weeks ago an
is in the best of health. Mr.. McGibbol
is a general agent of the Aetna Saving
Il Trust Co., of Butte, Montana, o
which company Senator Mantle is pres
ident. Both he and the lady send Nei
hart friends their best wishes. They re
side at 95, 18th street, cor. Stark.
Rev. Fir. Follett has been transferre
from Great Falls to Anaconda, and F
Pudeuz, who has made monthly visit
here for a year, has been stationed {
FIT. Benton. The former will be sue
ceeded by Rev. II. B. Allaeys, now ;
Anaconda, who is well known in IL
church history Of Montana. 1t is NJ
yet announced who will take charge
the Neihart work. Another item wort
noting in Catholic enterprise is the d,
cision of the Ursuline sisters to found
school at Great Falls at a cost of $50
900. This movement has been mac
successful through the efforts of F
FOllett. Besides the above pari,
changes, it is announced that FIR. Va
den Brock of Miles City and FIR. Pa
welyn of Dillon will exchange parish
for the coming year.
Rumor has it that the local lode
Degree of Honor, has secured the use
the new Meyer hall for a Grand Hal
Times Ball, to be given on Thanksgi
ing evening, Nov. Gath. This is II