The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-08-06

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Mamie Yule of Yuleville for a few DAYS.
G. w. Houghton of Helena for A.. p.
Curtin & Co., was in Neihart last Mon
day.
Thomas b. Eddingfeld of Helena was
visiting the wet merchants of Neihart
Tuesday.
Dan. Redden has just received three
dozen new and choice selections for his
graphophone.
A sample of H. L. Robinson's CALI
graphy is on the Frisco register under
date of August 9.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
A. w. Noyes and j. ]. Schwerdt are
among those who have recently intro
duced pianos into their homes.
Mrs. F. Petit after two months under
treatment at the Columbus hospital,
Great Falls, returned home Monday.
1t is time the school census of this
district were taken. The first Monday
in August this work should be begun.
]. Il. Arlington of Great Falls was
in Neihart Wednesday looking after the
wealth of the world in his mining prop
efty.
John Ellenberger is home again from
the Falls where he has been sweating and
shivering by turns for the past three
weeks.
II. II. Bemis of the Belt Valley Times
has gone to Butte to play the races.
The Leader says he took a bath in Great
Falls en- route.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment ia reduced.
A. w. Moves has been playing the
Pharisee act this week with a lumbagin-
Gus affection Just inside the region
where Nellie wears her beads.
Horses wanted to pasture. Good feed
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Rates 81 per month. Call on or address
Mrs. c. l.. Wall, Kibbey, Montana.
Rev. Hooking is attending annual
conference at Belt in consequence of
which there will he no preaching ser
vice in the NJ. L. church tomorrow.
DIR. Gosnell, chiropodist, was looking
after the corn crop here this week. He
paid special attention to the heavier
growers, and met the people who guilty.
ate the largest number of achers.
AL Phippen o. Monarch brought 300
pounds of rotund avoirdupois to Neihart
Tuesday. He drove a spanking team
and was the envy of many a local sap
ling as he rode through the principal
streets.
Thos. f. Casey, a tuba-man of the B.
M. band, Butte, was in town this week,
just to fill in time he marched with the
local band Tuesday night, and to voice
the expression of the band he is a crack
er jack.
Capt. S. A. Swiggett has taken the
position as deputy collector of custom:
for the port at Great Falls and has as
sumed the duties of his office. He was
five years ago register of the Helens
land office.
Great Falls will have a grand rae,
meeting during the month of September
Marcus DAILY will send a carload o.
horses to that city and the Californi;
stables will contribute a like number
ANY old horse will have a fair SHOW
there, and a swift time is expected.
Nolan Davis formerly a Great Fall
| printer, and lately lessee of a printing
Y plant in Butte has skipped out with ov
= er 5 1000 belonging to the various part
les to whom he is indebted. He is tn
red-faced mug who worked Neihar
$ three years ago with a fake imitation o
I the Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight.
Richard Berry and VIM. Gillian O
T.. Sand Coulee have come to Neihart for
: stay. The latter has gone to work a
V the Seven and the former expects t
start to work soon. Mr.. Berry is a snar
h drummer whose services are much az
preciated by the Neihart band. II
n played with them Tuesday night.
Gen. Jacob Buch, of the Christia
Volunteers, paid Neihart a visit thi
8 week, and held salvation services i
4 Crawford's hall. The Christian Volur
8 teers are organized much upon the prir
G ciple of the Salvation Army, but al
n said to improve somewhat upon III
methods of the English organization.
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