The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-10-22

raised TINS week.
Go to the church social this Friday
evening: Workman hall.
Geo. Lawrence went to Helena this
week for a few days rest.
Rev. Hooking will hold Il harvest
service on the Monarch bench Sunday.
Jos. Sylvester has returned from a
summers work in the Camas creek plac-
er diggings.
VIM. Wildwood has been sent to bed
by advice of DIR. Scott and is threatened
with typhoid.
We note with pleasure the arrival of Il
girl baby at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Levcillc of Belt.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Con-
don was gladdencd Friday night by the
arrival Of a baby girl.
Dir. W. II. Pittwood. the we'll known
dentist of Great Falls will be in Nei-
hart Oct. u to - at Frisco hotel.
The Neihart Meat Company
that they carry the hest fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
The church social this evening in
~.
Workman hall will he II time of enjoy
ment for all who attend. Are YOU 90
ing.
The democrats have nominated W. f.
Oden for Justice of the peace in this
township, and II. NJ. Wilson has the
nomination for constable.
BY request DIR. W.. II. Pittwood of
Great Falls will be in Neilart on Oct.
ri to % and will he prepared to per-
form all operations in dentistry.
A head-on collision between two
Ireiglts occurred last Friday evening
about nine miles west Of Great Falls,
killing an engineer and II head brake
man.
The Miner makes Il point that the
democratic candidates coming To Nci-
hart last week filled half ii car. Con-
sidered in the light Of their spiritual or
spurious condition, they might be said
to have constituted n fun car.
james Kyle, the popular local citizen.
has received II letter from his son Will,
now in Ann Alhor, Mich. university, in
which the young man says he is doing
well. II" is taking the law course and
is mp to his gills in study. Here is a
bright collegian whose voice and infu-
ence will vet be felt with power.
j. d. Mcdonald the Helena tomb
stone man was here Monday to solicit
an order from one or the other of the
city councils, whichever seems to need
it soonest. But it is learned that he
could do no business with either. 'sSa-
cred 10 the memory" will We a poor
rclict of the Ncihart election suuabble.
In II recent latter from Dir. II. NJ.
Shaw, formerly of Ncihart. now of Fos-
sill, Oregon, that gentleman says he is
we'll located and has q good practice.
He says he is still true to the cause of
silver and hopes to see the white metal
win out. DR.. Shaw has Il host Of
friends here who wish him and Mrs.
Shaw we'll.
Through the kindness Of Dan Lom-
bard, recently returned from Alaska, we
have copies of the Klondikc Nugget and
the Yukon Midnight Sun, two weekly
publications issued at Dawson city. Dan
says he left that country August 1. and
that the Neihart boys there were work
ing ch%cerfully and cnntcntcdly at that
time. He holds claim No II. on LON
bard creek.
Maurice karr, Sth grade, Neihart
schools, has received the Hawaiian An
neXation Souvenir issue of Our Flag, a
sailors paper, published on board the [.
$. flagship Philadelphia, at Honolulu. 1t
is a brilliantly ncwsv little sheet. con-
tanning much to portray the true life of
a sailor. The paper is sent by courtesy
Of Mauricc's brother. John j. Karr, of
the marine corps.
Adam Gibson was shot and killed in
Belt last Friday by Jack Conlon a bar
keep AT Floods saloon. Conlon was
jailed, and the coroncr's jury returned II
verdict of cold blooded murder. The
affair was the result of a quarrel, Gibson
being drunk. This is the same Gibson
who struck Marshal Brown last winter
when the latter was hauling him for dis
turbing the peace.
Judson Calkins, nov at Carbonate,
Mont, writes friends here that he is
comfortably situated in that camp. and
that prospects are good. He says the
big shaft just reached coal II few days