The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-09-10
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, September 10, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

Chas. ID. Ladd went Tuesday to his
home in Great Falls.
VIM. Cheek is in Upper Sand Coulee
looking after his ranch interests.
The work of the stone masons on the
Meyer building is progressing rapidly.
Chas. Maynard is sick at the hospital
with fever which threatens to result in
typhoid.
Rev. Alfred Brown visited Ncillart
last Sunday and held the regular Epis.
copal service.
NJ. J. Paisley recovering from the
effects of a badly sprained ankle is
again on the street.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
mt prices never before offered.
Joe Con, a China boy from the Tom
Gong laundry started Tuesday to visit
the tiowery kingdom. He will he gone
three months.
VIM. Mucller's stock of general mer-
chandisc is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
II. :. Greene a prominent populist Of
Great Falls has raised his tightening
conductors for county attorney. and
was in Neihart this week.
Horses wnntcd to pasture. Good feed
and water and the best general attention.
Rates 81 per month. Call on or address
Mrs. c. l.. Wall, Kibbcv, Montana.
Mrs Clara Woods has Just closed a
very successful term of school in Belt
Park and goes Tuesday to Great Falls.
She %tcaches a winter school at Sunny
Side, commencing Sept. 90.
Fresh vegetables, crisp and rev are
supplied regularly from the garden Of
Alex lnle. Peas, carrots, turnips, rad
isheS, beets, onions, potatoes and every
thing produced in Il Montana garden.
70 the citizens of Ncihart. shall
not he able to finish and deliver your
photographs before the 18th of Septem.
her owing to my being out of help.
c. f. LeMunyon.
All persons who are identified with
tn" democratic party are earnestly in
rlted to attend the primaries this even
ing, Crawford's hall, FRISCO hall, A. @,
|. W. hall, Academy of Music Cband
room or any old place.
Services in the NJ. +. church on Sun.
day rs follows: Preaching II II. m.
Sabbath School - NJ. Epworth League
y. ~. Preaching 3 y. NJ. Prayc,
meetings every Thursday evening. Ev.
crybody invited to attend these services
5. J. Hooking, pastor.
Miss Annie c. Simpson who presided
with ability over the primary grades %
the Ncihart school has returned from ;
very pleasant visit of three months will
her parents in Kenwood. California
She enjoyed her vacation very we'll, hu
is glad to begin her terms work at thi,
place.
Mrs. ClHs. Braman and children hay,
moved to Great Falls, where Mr.. Bra
man is employed at his trade. The,
expect to make Great Falls their future
residence. We regret much to see thi
family leave town, as they were numl,
cred among our best citizens. Thei
Ncihart friends wish them every success
in their new home.
Mrs. Mary Fickcs who has been visi,
ing her children, Mrs. NJ. Killeen an
Mrs. Dan Foote, for the past tw
months, returned Thursday to her hom.
at Orr, Mont. She says her sons Charlie
and Alfred are accommodating quite
band of cattle and are improving thei
ranches. They have put up an unusual
ly large amount of hay this year.
John ii. Sausman of Monarch was i
Ncihart Thursday looking after bus
ness connected with his ranch. He
one of the comparatively few men no
in Montana who went through the civ
war. He enlisted in Il Wisconsin reg
ment and served till 1866. He is no
63 years old and though able still t
move about with fair alacrity, he sure,
shows the lines of harlships havin
been endured.
The semi-annual election of the Mi
Frs union which took place Saturda
evening resulted as follows: Presiden
Ernest Kimmel; vice president, NJ.
Paisley; recording secretary, Geo.
Dwyer; financial secretary, +. J. Sal
ford; treasurer, A. F. Hendricks; ware
en-, Frank Lindquist: conductor, e.
Coggswell trustees, Peter Rush, NJ. Ki
lecn, Chas. Swanson, Dan FoOtc,
Eorrpt innncn committon E.ant N1n,