The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-05-07

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after team work.
II. J. Skinner of Great Falls and pres
ident of the State Bank of Neihart was
in this camp Wednesday.
The case of the Neihart city elections
will be heard on the l4th inst, at the
court house in Great Falls.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
Dan Ross and Dan Shovelin of Bark
er were in Ncihart Wednesday, but
started next day for Great Falls.
Rev. Brown came in yesterday and
will hold Episcopal service in A. o. T..
W. hall Sunday morning and evening.
Wallpaper, picture frames, mural de-
corations, alabastine and ready mixed
uaints and varnishes at Desilets & End
ers, Great Falls.
VIM. Mueller's stockof general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Mrs. G.. II. Burchard and family went
by Thurdav's train to Barker to join her
husband who recently commenced mer-
camille business in that place.
VIM. Mueller is closing out his stock
of mems and boys clothing regardless
of cost. Call upon him for bargains,
and you will not be disappointed.
l.. f. Howes of Monarch was doing
business here Wednesday. He owns
and runs a large general store at Mon
arch and enjoys a good patronage.
The HERALD office does job printing
in approved style. Send in your orders
for anything furnished by a printer, and
we will give it our immediate attention.
A. X. Snyder and w. S. Jennings
have been down from their lease of the
Whippoorwill this week, awaiting re-
turns of a shipment of ore to the Great
Falls smclter.
Now that the time for house cleaning
has arrived don't forget that we have a
complete line Of wall paper, kalsomine,
oils. paints and yarnishes.
Lowry & Shaw.
Miss Sophia Golf of Great Falls is a
seamstress and dressmakcr Of wide ex-
perienee. She is now located in the Lu-
ther block, second floor, where she will
be pleased to meet the ladies of Ncihari
who desire service in her line.
John l.. Walker, ST., whose arm has
been such a cause of suffering and
slarm for five or six weeks is much bet
ter now, and is able to walk about
Without n powerful constitution and al
invincible will, Mr.. Walker would today
ill a sacred spot in the bone yard.
Tommy Hodges the new boy or The
line has resigned his situation and en-.
listed in Company A, NJ. N. g., at Grea'
Falls, and expects to he sent to thu
Philippine islands. Tommy is II goot
boy and will make a good soldier. JOIN
Bissell takes his place as peanut butcher
DR.. Victor Metzger returned last wee.
from a winters s%ojourn in Kansas in
Illinois and other doints. Though fee
ing quite weak when he left here In,
fall he is much improved in health, IN
renewed in activity. We are glad
note the beneficial results of his trip an
to see him again in the land of promis
Geo. Failigan Of Spokane, formcrl
of Neihart was here Monday, talking /
friends. He has been to Skaguay, Dye
Rossland, Fort Steele, and all the az
yertised points this side of Klondyk
He says he travelled about 10000 mil
and spent nearly $4,000 trying to find
good town but that he hasn't yet four
it.
Desilets and Enders of Great Fal
are leaders in wall paper, having ju
received Il carload of as fine stock
was ever brought into Montana. IT
line cannot be duplicated in northe
Montana and they are selling it
trimmed and ready for hanging at prio
within the reach of all. They also ha
received a large shipment of alabasti
all colors.
The contest over the Neihart toy
election will be heard before .Jud
Leslie Saturday, May IA, at Great Fal
Lyter e. Gormley are attorneys for co
plainants and Stanton & Stanton are
the defense. 1t is an interesting CT
because it involves the question AS
now long q mar may be required
bold real estate before he is entitled
he an alderman or mayor. The CO
testants hang their case wholly up
this point.