The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-07-30

patrons mere n visit last Friday.
Our readers will find much of inter
est in the Barker notes on our front
page.
Al. Devine formerly of NciIlart, now
at the Falls is reported to be quite sick
mt Hunters springs.
Miss Mary Sweeney accompanied by
Miss Ida Beard were arrivals on Mon
days train from Belt.
Maurice Karr has been ringing the
curfew bell since the departure of g..
w. Brown for the Middlefork.
James Mcdonald and wife of Butte
are here visiting their brother Jno. $.
Mcdonald of Johnston's gulch.
The Neihart Meat Company
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
The ladies of the NJ. f.. church
cleared about S2h at their ice cream So
cial Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Prof. Sears has decided not to accept
the call to teach at Great Falls, but will
remain with the Neihart schools the
coming year,
Wallpaper, picture frames, mural de-
corations, alabastiuc and ready mixed
paints and varnishcS at Dcsilcts & End
ers, Great Falls.
G.. w. Brown, Henry Sutton and
Frank Murdoch are in the Middlefork
country this week thinking up II fresh
string of fish stories.
i. Naegclc, jr., the most genial sole
itor Of the newsy Montana Stats lei
tung, and the son of his father paid this
place Il visit last Monday.
Supervisor Walker has finished his
labors on the Snow creek road and start
w N'7t'i"NN " wv summit vi llt DUES
where some repairing is necessary.
c. f. LeMunyon, the well, known pho
tographer is at the old stand, on Main
street TO stay till Monday only. Come
now if you want first class pictures.
Notwithstanding the refusal of the
Santiago fakirs to accept silver dollars
at their face value, we are still taking
them on subscription ut the old rate
Whenever offered.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Piersc and son Ed,
accompanied by Mrs. Shaw and Miss
Hamilton returned to the Springs We'd
nesday. The last named ladies will Wis
it there for Il week or two.
The Great Falls city Jail holds II pris-
Oncr whose charge is drunkenness and
eating glass. The victim says glass
eating is a necessity for him, and it APP
pears that he would be a cheap prison
cr to hold.
Homer Thomas started Yesterday for
Gallatin county where he has n large
band of horses ON the ranch of his
brother. He will drive the horses
through to his Belt park ranch. Dick
Brennan and Al Blackburn will help
with the drive.
Oliver Drinvillc has gone to his old
home in Minnesota. He says his de
parrure is for good, but we aver that he
is going to help harvest II big wheat
crop, and that the ncXt two or three
moons will see him again hauling his
freight westward.
The public will be glad to learn that
the Frisco hotel will he again opened to
the public on August |, and that the
old time hospitable accommodations
will mark the general service. The
Frisco is one of the best hotels in Mon
tana, and the people of Neihart are
proud to claim the location of such a
thoroughly equipped and up to date ho-
tel.
The second nine Of Neihart will play
Monarch IA game of bali tomorrow on
the %latter's diamond. The second nine
is composed Of Fred. Walker, Carl and
Paul Marelius, Willie and Alex Oriet,
Art and Floyd Wickcrsham, Chas. Bon
ner and Guy NJ. Coalscott, or Coalscut-
tie. We will not give much for Mon
aIch'S chances. to win against this COM
bination.
The annual conference of the NJ. f.
church, North Montana Mission will be
held next week in Belt, Mont. begin
ming Aug. 4. Rev. Hooking will leave
here Tuesday TO attend its sessions. 1t
is a question whether he will return to
Neihart, as Methodist preachers never
know where their lot will be cast. And
it is possible that tomorrow will I've his
last Sunday in Neihart.
A well-equippcd camping party of
about Il bakers dozen made II transit of
this town Wednesday on ii journey to