The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-09-17
CAMP NOTES,

thursday tram.
Supt. Ward of the e. n. r. was in
Ncihart in his special car Wednesday.
Prof. J. w. Bridges has been employ
ed to teach the winter school ut Mon.
arch.
The Minnesota house. Great Falls,
was burgled Sept. &. for SIG and a
cheap watch.
Great Falls people votc for special
school tax of 81 mills, and carry it by a
vote of 1873 to %.
ChNs. Slushcr of Great Falls is incur
ably insane, and was taken to Warm
Springs last week.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
We learn that Hugh Stevens and
Gust okerman are making money on
titll ltiSt III llc Barker mime.
Mrs. Jos. Bryant and infant daughter
paid her husband II visit this week, re.
turning home to Butte Thursday.
Tho Ncihart Meat Company announce
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
VIM. Mneller's stock of general mer.
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortmcn is reduced.
Judd Calklns has come back from n
trip to Carbonate only to move his ef-
fccts thither. He says the new coal
camp is going to be Il hot number.
Horses wanted to pasture. Good feed
and water and the best general attention.
Rates 81 per month. Call on or address
Mrs. G. l.. Wall, kibbcy, Montana.
Nels Carlson left Tuesday for Wabi-
COON lake, in the Rat Portage mining
district to work OF the property recent
~ taken charge Of by d. l.. S. Barker.
Fresh vegetables, crisp and new are
supplied regularly from the garden of
Alex Iulc. Peas, carrots, turnips. rad
isles, beets, onions, potatoes and every
thing produced in Il Montana garden.
The county commissioners have ord
cred the voting of Nov. 3. to be done
III Crnwtord's hall and have named Dan
Rcadcn, J. l.. Walker, r. Bennett, Geo.
W. Brown and 1hos. Mechan as Judges,
+. j. Barker, and sister Miss Violet
and Miss Belle Ford went to the Falls
by Tuesdays train. The ladies IRE Wis.
lting Mrs. J. G. Barker and attending
the fair. Mr.. Barker returned Wedncs-
day to Ncihart.
Frank Miller, superintendent of the
Moulton mine, Barker, was in Neihart
and vicinity taking views of the sur
'ouhO'hS hhouhllinS. lie enjoyed Il
pleasant visit and departed by Thurs
days train 10 Great Falls as n demo-
cratic delegate.
Services in the NJ. f.. church on sun
day us follows: Preaching II n. NJ.
Sabbath School - m. Epworth League
Z p. m. Preaching s p. M. PRAYER
meetings every Thursday evening. Ev-
eryhody invited to attend these services.
5. J. Hooking, pastor.
Master Harry Derrick
At Home
September II, 1898
Three to Six.
The above card was issued this week
to n large company of the little friends
of Harry Derrick. They will have an
excellent time.
w. II. Brown who has Decn running
over the British Columbia mining
ground for the past sixteen months re.
turns with little besides experience to
show for his journey. However he has
had lots of experience, and is not COM
planning. He has been in almost every
mining camp OF the northwest, but has
not made any locations.
Geo. II. Mabon, Jerry Wolf and John
McCubbin Of Great Falls drove into
Ncihart Tuesday from the south. having
camped for Il month in the Big Belt
mountains and on Sheep creek. They
had "A very pleasant time hunting and
fishing. Mr.. Mabon halls from Glasgow,
Scotland, and will soon start for his
bonnie transatlantic home. He stayed
IN Neihart till Thursdays train, Inspect
ing the mines, while the remainder of
the party TOOK the team to Great Falls.
Sheriff Proctor arrived in town Mon.
day to serve jury ummonses for the
October term on several of our citizens,
When be ran two years ago for the Of.
flee which he so ably fills, bis name APP
peared twice on the official ballot, once
under the republican ticket and once on
the silver republican ticket. The DEM