The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-11-05
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, November ., 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

train for Great Falls to visit her sister
Mrs. Bernier.
The most of the ranchcrs of the orig
inal Belt Park precinct will have To
vote at Monarch this year.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
ut prices never before offered.
The Neihart Meat Company announce
mat they carry the best fresh ranch
butter TO supply the home demand.
The causes of the present election
have not elected a large number Of vot-
crs to register. The vote will he quite
light this year.
c. c. Proctor, sheriff and would he
sheriff was in Neihart Wednesday count
>ng his votes for next Tuesday. He left
Thursday for Belt.
Horses wanted to pasture. Good feed
and water and the best general attention.
Rates 81 per month. Call on or address
Mrs. c. l.. Wall. Kibbcy. Montana.
The Miner says there are NJ pop, at
the Seven. Wait a week and see the
look of profound remorse which will
cover the pages of the uptown contcm-
porary.
The whole number of voters register
ed for Neihart at the close of the books
last Saturday night is 239: for Snow
creek 33. This list might have been
raised 10y a score or 50.
Miss Annie McAnclly for supcrin-
tcndcnt of schools and G.. O. Jarl for
sheriff were in camp IN u canvaSsin9
trip this week. They left town wearing
pnpulist smiles that indicated much en-
enlargement.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. II. Connor are the
happy parents Of II lo-yOund girl which
arrived on earth last Monday. Mother
and child are we'll. We congratulate
the parents upon this their first born.
and wishes them many happy returns of
the event.
VIM. Mueller left Thursday morning
for Chicago to exercise the privilege of
voting. lie holds residence in Illinois,
and makes Il trip east once or twice a
year. He says he intends to votc a
GOOD old democrat ticket and return in
about ten days.
Friends say that Tom Richardson and
Hank Tegtmeier on the populist ticket
are running like scared wolves, and tina
CONSERVATION reignS in the camp ant
council of the democrats. Accompani
ed Ivy W. F. Brown they made II trip t,
the Seven Monday.
Vincent Fortune seems for some rcas
on to be Il heavy drag to the democratic,
ticket, and the county organs of tina
party are patching up his cause the bcs
they can. But they will find afte
Tuesday that the democratic ticket hat
more dragS than Vincent Fortune.
Services in the NJ. Il. church on sun
day as follows: Preaching II a.. n
Sabbath School /? M. Epwnrth Lcagu
: p. m. Preaching $ p. m. Prayc
meetings every Thursday evening, Ey
rrybody invited to attend these service.
$. J. Hooking, pastor.
w. l.. Cook was here this week lool
ing over the prospects of the camp IN
trying to find IL convenient place t
hang up u shinglc, 1t is with plcasul
we see this enterprising gentleman It
turn to camp after his three years of Ii
among the dudes and dudinc> of Grct
Falls.
Miss Ina Craven. after Il week {
clcctionoering in these parts tor the .
Zee of county superintendent Of schoo
went to Great Fails Thursday. Mis-
Ida sutton accompanied Miss Craven
Barker the first Of the week. Dnyir
Miss Sutton's absence her place in Il
Neihart schools was filled by Mrs. WI
GilTcls.
Geo. w. Brown. city marshal, has a
quired remarkable skill in the art
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