The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-07-16

v . elbS MINUS IN lNtNCN1llC-
Mrs. John S. Cook of Belt is visiting
her brother Geo. Arthur at this place.
Peter Lacourcier is trying the baths
at the Springs for chronic rheumatism.
Harvey Ramsey of the Vienna bake
shop is down with an attack of measles.
Al Fickes returned to Orr Tuesday af-
ter having spent a few weeks in the Ju-
dith basin.
DIR. Scott has moved his Office across
the hall to the rooms formerly occupied
by DIR. Sandow.
Mrs. Peter Rush spent most of this
week visiting her sister Mrs. II. S.
Thomas in the Park.
John A. Wilson and Jay Hazeltine
went over TO the Springs on the fourth
and are still located at that place.
The Neihart Meat Company
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
Albert Schoberg and Gus Carlson, af-
ter a week of rest in Great Falls returned
Monday to resume work on the Seven.
To Jay Walker now in the land of
petrified snow balls we are indebted for
interesting copies of the Skaguay News.
Rev. Hooking drove up from Great
Falls Thursday. He will hold services
here Sunday as usual morning and even
ing.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Ferdinand Cow came into camp
Thursday evening with Rev. Alfred
Brown from White Sulphur Springs,
driving over the range in The private
conveyance of the latter.
According to the Tribune we learn
that Prof. A. G. Sears has accepted a sit
uation in the Great Falls schools for
next winter, by which it must be in
ferred that there is a vacancy in the
principalship of the Neihart schools.
Mrs. Margaret J. Pyle of Helena,
mother of Joseph c. Pyle of Neihart, af-
ter a few weeks visit with the family of
her son, returned home Thursday. On
her visit here she was accompanied by
her two grand children, the Misses Sizer.
Martin Finnegan returned last Friday
from the occulists hospital in Philadel-
phia, where he has been for some months
undergoing treatment for his eyes. He
is now entirely cured and his friends are
congratulating him upon the success of
the treatment.
A. W. Noyes of Neihart, editor Of the
esteemed Miner has been appointed cen
tral committeeman d~cmocraticus for this
precinct. He is about as good a demo-
craticcus as the town can boast and the
operation of sticking hogs is apt to COM
mence any time.
Thursday morning Mr.. Walker re-
ceived a message stating that the exam
lining physicians in the case of his wife
have pronounced the growth on her arm
rs cancerous. and that an operation fol
its removal would be performed this
Saturday morning. Mr.. Walker started
at once for the Falls on horseback.
Silver Boys lodge No. $50, c. NJ. A..
will this Saturday afternoon at two
| o'clock install officers to serve for thu
ensuing six months as follows: Presi
dent, Alex. Harrison; vice president
Vance Vaughan; secretary and treasurer
Edward Bender; speaker, Frank Harri
son; director, Maurice Kari; sentinel
Jake Bonner. The lodge is in n pros
porous condition.
DIED-Opal Katherine Ledbettel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Led
better last Tuesday aged one year AM
seven days. The little child was takcl
sick just a week previous, being affect
ed by an accidental scratch on the head
From this erysipelas set in with result
that proved fatal. The funeral was he'll
Thursday at . p. m. many tympathizini
friends accompanying the remains to til
grave. In the absence of the ministe
from town, F. A. Preston officiated i
the burial. Many expressions of sol
row go out to the parents in their sa
hour.
David Sweeney was bitten severely i
the left hand yesterday morning by Han
%rison's dog. The big mastiff was in
fight with Dawes St. Bernard, and h
and G. w. Brown were trying to sepa
rate them. The separation VAS %effecte
and Dave was holding his dog by tn
neck when the other broke away an
rushed upon the enemy, throwing on