The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-12
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, March II, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

J0nn henuer was Ill helend last week
returning Monday.
Henry tombstone of Kibbey is attend
ing court at Great Falls this week.
Miss Mae Sutton took a business trip
to Great Falls Tuesday, returning yes
terday,
Steve Pierse went Thursday to Bark
er to begin operations upon his lease of
the Tiger mine.
Raymond Preston mas had an attack
of t%onsilitis the past few days. He is
now improving rapidly.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
Mrs. Geo. Cudmore has been quite a
sufferer this week with neuralgia pains
in the head. She Is reported better.
f. ]. Barker was in Butte a few days
this week. He started Tuesday and ac-
companied a car of ore to Great Falls.
Frank Petit was in Neihart this week
and reports that his cattle are looking
fine owing tc the mildness of the winter.
Mrs. Marmon with her two little
daughters from Williston, N. D., is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Judge Marelius
at this writing.
Services at the NJ. E. church tomorrow.
Sermons II a. m. and 1870 p. M; Sun
day school ~ m. Epworth league 6 :45
p. i. S. j. Hooking, pastor.
Judge Bennett is about to raise an at
~tractive sign upon his newly located
law shop on Compromise street. The
sign is the work of Judson Calkins.
Miss Nellie Boland assisted the teach
ers Of the Neihart schools Tuesday and
wednesday, and proved herself quite
able as a directress of Juvenile thought.
The HERALD Office does Job printing
in approved style. Send in your orders
for anything furnished by a printer, and
we will give it our immediate attention
Hank Tegtmeier, Fred. Cow, Chas
Warmbrod, James Matthews, Avon Ed.
wards, Earnest Shaeffer, Geo. Marelius
Owen Tierney and w. j. Smith were
rubberin' in Great Falls this week.
The Conrad Bros, of Great Falls ar,
going to construct an irrigating ditch II
Teton county. The ditch will he q
feet wide and three feet deep. TIL,
Conrads own $4,000 acres of land in tn
vicinity.
At Il meeting of the Great Falls Bus
mess Mems association on Tuesday
President Conrad stated that he Wa
confident that there would be establish
ed at Great Falls a small wool-scourin
plant to cost about 81, 200.
The present board of appraisers whic
has Just close its sessions has done I'll
square thing for Neihart by cutting tn
assessment of realty 20 per cent frol
last years assessment. And while "
especially praise T. E. Healey, the men
Der from Belt, for the issue, we sti
congratulate the board upon its evideI
wisdom.
Judge Marelius met the county con
missioners this week in the interest
the petition of Neihart for a depu
sheriff at this place. AT first the col
missioners seemed to oppose the pc
ton, but the Judge was persistent, Al
the board decided to grant his requc
1t is probable that p. r. Sweeney W
be replaced upon the sheriff force.
The Neihart train on the down Il
from Belt to Great Falls Tuesday C
ried a classical, cosmopolitan body.
consisted of three postmasters, three
postmasters, five judges, three ex-jut
es, two colonies, one minister of
gospel, two editors, IA FOUNDERS, fC
merchants, eight commercial travelt
one brewer, one real estate man a
one passenger.
The Neihart delegation at Great F,
this week was a host in itself. And
the sake of fraternity they leased
entire gallery at the opera house in o
er that they might view the plays +
still be a little above Great Falls.
rare atmosphere and serene sensation
an hour in "coon heaven seem to /
JOY to the Inhabitants of mountains
abandoned prospect holes.
The editorial and local page of
Great Falls Leader of March Z II
have been very fine reading.
thought at first our eyesight was
good, but on closer examination c;
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