The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-08-13

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left Thursday morning for Castle, Belt
and way points.
1t is said that John r. Fltzsimmons is
preparing to engage in drygoods trans
actions at Spokane.
Harry Fitzpatrick has returned from
Carbonate whittier he went two months
ago to see the country.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
A. J. Vance of Great Falls has sold
his entire livery outfit, stock and vchi-
cles, to John Miller of the Shonkin.
Mrs, John Sweeney and family are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Annie Riley at
Hammond. MINI. They started Tues
day.
d. w. Bateman paid his Neihart
friends a visit Monday. He is the pop
ular wholesale liquor dealer Of Great
Falls.
II. b. Mitchell came to Ncihart We'd
ncsday and next day in company with
Editor Noycs Of the Miner visited the
camp of Barker.
A. II. Jersey, the old newspaper man
of Montana, now in Washington, has
been appointed Il quartcrmastcr's clerk
and sent to Porto Rico.
Horses wanted to pasture. Good feed
and water and the best general attention.
Rates 81 per month. Call on or address
Mrs. G. L.. Wall, Kidney, Montana.
George kaniskce and Peter Svetz oI
Sand Coulcc fought Il duel Sunday Over
q Polander girl. Butcher knives and
pistols were the weapons, but no lives
were lost.
Frank Lewis of Belt, the heavy con
tractor and all round rustlcr Of Belt wn'
here on a mission Of politics and pleas.
urc. He is being groomcd for nomina
ton this fall to the shricvalty.
T. n. Avcrill, Grand Master Work.
man of the A. o. L. W. is in the cit,
cheering the officers and members o
Belt Mountain lodge No. 10 with re
ports of great progress in the variou
fields where that order il established.
AL Bronson and children, Mrs. Wood
manscc and Miss Lydia Nallcntyn
camped in the Sheep creek country Il fey
days last week, tempting the tlnnv trib
in the usual way. They enjoyed wins
might appropriately be styled spot luck.
II. Clay Mitchell, Harry Skinner
Chas. Burchard, VIM. II. Harrison, an
Editor Noycs Of the Daily Miner, (wh
kills about all the Spaniards killed il
this gulch,) paid the town of Barker
quick trip last Yhnrrsdny, ret"rninS Il
SnEc day.
The news thnt the Moulton woul
start has drawn Il lUsgc number Of mil
ers and laborcrs hither, but there is q
I yet no place for them. Their presenC
only proves the biblical saying: "Whe
| ever the carcass is, there will the eagl
be gathered together"
The second nine at Ncihart playt
Monarch a match game Of bali sun da
and came back with guns dismountt
+ and colors at half mast. In fact th'
were lucky to get off alive. Anent the
defeat they had little to say, but elaine
that they really played the Belt nil
!, and that Monarch iobbed them plent
They expect Il return game on til. hon
diamond tomorrow.
Ira Myers of the Diamond II comp
ny came in Wednesday to notc progrt
Re on the work of opening that propert
II Mr.. Myers is a staunch believer in I
r. ultimate reinstatement of silver II
If places great faith in the statements
III Chairman Townc found elsewhere
,fj this issue. Mr.. Myers thinks the sil'
II cause will be settled before the time
g the next presidential election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Bailey start
I'd day for Il two months visit to the eG
at They will visit Mr.. Bailcy's old home
ID Freeman, S. d.. and Mrs. Bailey's
IS rents who lived at Hillsboro, Ia, IT
n will then take in the Omaha expo, q
at the Minneapolis carnival, thence v
ii Chicago and Buffalo making the run
lis tween those cities by water. They "
sh see Niagara and New York before Il
re return. J. 0. Boyd will have charge
all the Beehive fruit and notions empori
Is during their absence, for which purp
~ he has moved his work bench INTO
ID. establishment. Mr.. Boyd has a g
reputation as Il watchsmith, and Y
he still do repairing in that line while
or attending TO the public requirements
to the Beehive.