The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-07-02


Joe Pyle the Broadwater assayer Wis
tied the Falls on business the first of
the week.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Z. Barker and lit
tie daughter Eulalie of Great Falls were
visiting friends here Wednesday.
c. ID. Ladd and Frank Marion after
attending the Gait meeting here Mon
day returned home to Great Falls.
Wallpaper, picture frames, mural de
c%orations, alabastine and ready mixed
paints and varnishes at Desilets e. End
ers, Great Falls.
Hon. w. r. Glasscock, the merchant
of Belt, shook hands with his numerous
Neihart friends the first of the week.
He returned home Tuesday.
DR.. D. B. Mccain known to all the
old timers here as having dispensed pills
at Neihart in the earlier nineties, has
been appointed land Office register at
Circle city, Alaska.
Mrs. VIM. Rothwcll has gone to join
her husband near Joliet, Carbon county,
where he has settled on a rauch. She
left Tuesday, but stopped in Great Falls
for n few days visit with her sister.
The genial c%ountcnance of state treas
urer Collins was seen on our streets last
Monday afternoon. He has many
friends at Neihart where he has invested
considerable money in mines and town
property.
The peoples party holds a convention
at Great Falls July 10, at 2:30 p.
M, composed o: delegates from the va
rlous precincts of the county. Neihart
is allowed 8 delegates, Barker ) and
Monarch 3.
Joseph ]. G. Burns it is learned has
purchased the plant of the Sun River
Sun and will move it to Barker where
he will in the near future establish a
paper. MI. Burns is II newspaper man
of long experience. and we shall be glad
to see the sister camp once more repre-
sented by an enlightened paper.
c. E. LeMunyon the proficient artist
announces that he will make a stand at
Neihart Saturday, at the old gallery,
and will remain "A few days. There are
a few ugly faces in this town which
ought to be photographed, and a COM
mittee of citizens will probably see to it
that the job is completed on this occas-
ion.
While the last issue was at press, and
wholly unknown to the mercurial re.
porter, an event of unusual interest was
going on at the home of Andrew Nelson.
We havn't heard whether its name will
be Andrew, jr,, or merely another Adj
miral Dewey. But it is II boy and its
lung capacity is above the average.
Congratulations to his parents.
Wednesday evening the White Sui
phur Springs stage made its last trip, as
July /, the mail route was discontinued.
The limited amount of travel on that
line does not warrant the contractor
running it without the revenue derived
from transporting the mails. Hence
forth the mail for Wolsey and White
Sulphur Springs will go via CT. Falls
and Helena.
, Howard and Mrs Crosby and their lit
tie boy came in by Wednesdays stage
t from White Sulphur Springs and took
t the train next day for Great Falls. Mr..
j Crosby has just completed his contract
s of transcribing the records of the segre-
0 gated strip to Cascade county, and is
: glad to get home. He is an expert at
e the county record business, having serv-
4 ed two terms as clerk and recorder OF
Cascade county.
The Gait people held their regular an
s nual stockholders meeting in the Frisco
k Hotel last Monday evening. Chas. D.
i Ladd of Great Falls and Frank Marion
of Arlington were here to participate
in its deliberations They elected the
e same officers as served last year. Frank
Marion, president; E. w. Toole, vice
c president; Chas. ID. Ladd, secretary
Jonathan McAssey, g%rneral manager
1t is not learned that they contemplate
any work in the immediate future.
Last Friday II. b. Mackey one of the
a most respected old timers of Neihart ar.
II rived from Great Falls with his wife
who has just arrived from the east
When he was married, about a year ago
he did not tell his local friends of the
splice, except in a way which led then
n to doubt the truth of his story. BY