The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-07-23
Joe Dearoen has gone to Gilt Edge.

Mrs. f.. H. Preston n family went
to Anaconda by SATURDAYS train.
The grip of the candidate will soon
supplant the grip attending bad weather.
The smiling visage of Len Fitzsim-
mons was beheld on our streets the first
of the week.
Louis Maynard has arrived in camp
from Wisdom, Mont, and gone to work
at the Florence mine.
The Neihart Meat Company announce
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
The old council is experiencing con-
siderable difficulty in collecting licenses.
We predict that they will yet experience
more.
Officer Brown and II few assistants are
busy repairing bridges on the Moulton
road, up Rock creck-preparatory for
the boom.
VIM. Ennis of Virginia city. who was
recently shot by Martin Peel, died in the
evening of July 4, after 1G days of terri
bic suffering.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Frank Glab of Great Falls, the popu-
lar wholesale grocer was in town We'd
nesday. He expressed his pleasure at
seeing so much local activity.
Horses wanted to pasture. Good feed
and water and the best general attention.
Rates 81 per month. Call on or address
Mrs. c. l.. Wall, Kibbcy, Montana.
w. G. Light of Sand Coulec has made
application for the principalship Of the
Neihart schools pending the acceptance
by the board of Prof. Sears resignation.
Prof. Light comes well recommended as
n leader of advanced thought.
The ladies of the Nj. Z. church will
serve ice cream and cake next Wedncs-
day afternoon and evening in the Nc
Gibbon building, proceeds to be applied
on the salary of the pastor. Everybody
invited to partakc of the scasonablc re.
refreshments.
Chas. Riley was in Neihart last Mon
day from Barker where he and A. j
Mcintosh are pushing the Barker Mea
market. lie reports that camp rs liycl,
and improving, and says he has ever,
reason to congratulate himclf for EN-
Z barking in business there.
: G. |. O'Neil owner Of one of the hi,
lumber yards Of Kalispell was in Nei
hart over Sunday. Mr.. O'Neil was for
long time a prominent citizen of thi
: place where he was head push for tn
G Dubach Lumber company till 1894. II
y says he has done well at Kalispell.
J. j. E~llenberger, he of the genia.
: gentlemanly manner, is in Great Fall
rccuperating his vital functions. II
thinks he will have them properly re
i cuperated in IA week or two, when tn
is light of his countcnance will shine o
this village again. The light of Jack
countenancc shines to best advantaa
when his hat is off.
Desilets and Enders of Great Fal
are leaders in wall paper, having ju:
o received a carload Of as fine stock
is was ever brought into Montana. I'll
S. line cannot be duplicated in northel
o Montana and they are selling it a
t trimmed and ready for hanging at pric
within the reach Of all. They also ha'
received a large shipment Of alabastil
all colors.
d. Billy Dunn came back Friday fro
ne the Blackfoot country where he h
lie been investigating things material f
G. some time. He says he is satisfied
re prospect in the Little Belt mountai
is where the surface showing beats t
Blackfoot ten to one. Some of I
in claimants in the coded strip may have
NJ good thing, but the permanency of t
l. mines has yet to be proved.
IT, The heavenly muse struck a loo
nc scribe last week knocking out of HI
nc the following. The attending physici
H. thinks the scribe will recover.
'eS .'The COW scars above,
IL The pigs sing of love,
While all in a huddlc the sitting he
stand.
ms Like angels on high
we The lambs lutter by,
vo And the howl of the mower is heard
in the land"
"lf a newspaper man knew how ma
" knocks he received behind his back,
would adopt another calling" remark
IS a citizen the other day. The citizen v
" mistaken. The editor who succeeds