The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-02-05

DIR. Sievers got back Friday from a
trip to Great Falls and Butte.
Byron Smith and A. Garrett of Bark
er were in Neihart the first of this week.
| The Red Mems ball of Feb. Id prom
Uses to howl with the success of a big
thing.
The Degree of Honor gave a pleasant
party in A. 0. L. w. hall Thursday ey-
ening.
Charles Black came in from Barker
the first of the week, and says the little
lead camp is all right.
Geo. ~Patingale's home was blessed
Monday by the arrival of a twelve
pound boy. All are well.
J. r.. Watson and family have moved
to Carlin, Nevada, and will resume his
former business of locomotive engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bankers home has
been gladdened by the arrival of a
young lady, a veritable soubrette, whose
voice is shrill and strong but not exactly
in tune.
Kempfer, Shelton and Swanson have
a very rich lease on the upper workings
of the Broadwater, They shipped one
car of ore this week and will send out
two next week.
c. Sksge will remain over Sunday,
and will show proofs Of pictures taken
Sunday on Monday. This is your last
chance, as Mr.. Skagc will leave for the
Falls Tuesday.
w. w. Earnest, chief clerk of the
railway mail service, with headquarters
at Helena, is in Neihart this morning
inspecting the general conduct of mail
business. He says, for good looks, the
Neihart postmaster stands without a
peer in his little realm.
l The new officers elect of the Patriots
| of America for this yearare; First Pa
triot, +. X. Abbott; Second Patriot, J.
T, r. Fitzsimmons; Third Patriot, r. G.
i Vaughan; Recorder, A. F. Hendricks
Treasurer, Jonathan McAssey; Chaplain
e Richard Bennett; Serg. at Arms, A. G,
/ Wilson: Guard, |. MAYER.
The Master Workman of the A.. o. L
w., Sir Knight Commander of the X. o
T. M, President of the Miners' Union
Sachem of the Imp'd O. r.. M, Council
Commander of the w. O T. w, ant
trustees of the Neihart cemetery, jus
completed and ready to be turned o9e
ar from the creating committee to thei
at charge. The committees report of ser
TO vices faithfully and thoroughly perform
ed appears in this issue of the HERAIr
st The new cemetery is a credit to tn
town.
, The above named trustees cOnsistin
"a of j. II. Watson, Frank Wallace, M. j
Paisley, VIM. Schuman, jr., B. S. Fit7
d. patrick and f. j. Sanford are called t
70. meet at the office o: Richard Bennett t.
90 morrow Feb. q at 2 p. m. to receive IL
St deeds and other property belonging t
nv the cemetery. Don't forget the humble
The reorganized Bankers Miners Ur
~ ion has ~unfurled its announcements for
- grand ball to be given on Washington
W birthday, February 20 in the historic o
VI" town. This is their first attempt at ce
ebration and its first acccntuation in Il
IN form of half sheet poster portends Il
ily success of an older institution. Van
ma Oyer the recording secretary and
member of the committee de push is
viii Neihart today meeting friends and tie
of ing of the glories that await those vi
,er- are able to take in the delights of I
nu- grand ball. Barker has good and wh'
But souled men who will see that nobody
civ town on the day or night of the %
the inst escapes the omnipresent spirit
sta enjoyment.
On the various committees we {
serve the names of such notablcs
III Messrs: Oyer, Stirling, Herman II
'aii' Arthur Nebcl, O. Drinville, Gosl
'ere Parr, F. Tegtmeier, Gallagher, Mil
.he Northam, Finley, Nevins, Kennedy, \
Us loney, Bergeron, Mclaughlin, DELPHI
'ceo Larkin, Phippen, Elliott, Madigan,
eA- Trip, Shultz, Willis, Kastner, Wei
( 10 Giesey, Giffels, Norton. Smith, NJ. "
IN" son, Noonan, Lilly, Daniels, Scribe
lerN Nudge and Ranger. Everybody in I
w. country invited.
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