The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-03-12

Ncf 1911
porary headquarters at Great Falls.
Miss Rose Adamson is contemplating
a visit to her sisters home in Oscaloosa,
Ia.
Judge Leslie, the district magistrate
has al unusually large docket for the
March term of court.
w. ID. Delphey the astute and suave
postmaster of Monarch was attending
court in Great Falls this week.
W. L. Cook was in town Monday
from Great Falls. He is CHEEKY and
good natured-and fills his clothes.
We keep a stock of green bones
chopped and prepared for chicken feed.
Try "a package. NEIHART MEAT Co.
A child was born at the home of VIM.
Cheek las week, since which time the
price o. o~veralls has taken a sharp adj
vance.
VIM. Mueller's stockof general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
VIM. Munroe the surveyor is again in
Neihart after having spent n few weeks
in Gilt Edge on professional business.
He is enjoying good health.
NJ. F. Boland and Joseph Brulotte
have secured a bond and lease on the
Frisco No. 2, which is the property of
Louis Rotwitt and J. V. Stafford.
The Hotel Grand, under the proprie-
torship of Thos. Reynolds is the best
house in Great Falls for accommodation
of transients as well as regular boarders.
Mrs. John l.. Walker, ST., has been
very sick this week and the doctor has
recommended a change of air. She is
suffering an acute attack of neuralgia OF
the heart.
l Mrs. Joe Skeletons mother died at her
: home in Michigan, word having been re.
ceived here Monday. The end came
, while Mrs. Shelton was visiting her, anC
s the news is sad to the numerous friend'
at Neihart.
l. J.. G. Lilly and J. b. Lane McLaugh
lin of Barker are in Great Falls thi
week, Mr.. Lilly has been postmaster a
home for ID years, and thinks sever
e more will be enough to satisfy his lus
for office.
G Dan Redden has put a new floor il
n his saloon and has otherwise embellish
0 ed the place. lie is about to receive
G new billiard table with all it's attach
Ie ments and promises the boys the neces
sary tools for "A lot of wholesome amuse
ment.
v, Chas. Schoberg is in Boulder, Mont
as taking a rest from labor. He has bee
steadily employed with the Seven pee
pie for about two years, and needs tn
leave of absence which he is takin!
Mr.. Schoberg is an all-round mine
capable of taking full charge of quart
mines.
m Miss Louie Howes, daughter of Il
We Monarch merchant, is expected to leaN
H. Los Angeles for Montana next Monda
i'll Miss Howes has been winterino in Ca
mt ifornia for her health and is report'
much improved. Her arrival is antiC
pated with pleasure by her MAJ
friends in Monarch.
lty A letter from A. r. johnson former
M of the firm of Shannon & Johnson he
I'll shows that that gentleman has found
nd place to rest his face for a while.
st will go into business at Walla Wal
viii Wash, and expects to have things unt
way by the first of April. He sends
rim CARDS to all the boys, especially those
up
.ar- the clan who get their breath through
II brass horn. He wishes the band ev,
ox- success, and says he wishes he were 81
with them. Good luck to you, b
the Johnson, and may your wad of fill
orr lucre grow to the proportions of a h;
erS doodle.
ana A very serious accident occurred !
Thursday afternoon to o. ]. Purdy "
alls operates a wood saw near the der
for He was saving fire wood, himself fe
the ing the saw when his foot slipped {
,rd- his right hand was caught in the s.
and cutting the thumb almost off. DR.. S
The dow dressed the wound, and is max
of an effort to save the thumb, but
pear member is so nearly severed from
and hand that it drops suspended only b,
few ligaments. o. J. is a good and
dustrious citizen and we hope the p
ent injury will not cripple HIM for
ius as it promises to do.
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