The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-09-09

ing friends in Great Falls.
Mems and boys hats and caps in
the latest fashions at Shannon's.
William Munroe of Great Falls
was an arrival on Wednesdays train.
Try a box of Lucky Strike smok-
ing tobacco at Cooks. 1t don't burn
your tongue.
George b. Fry, postmaster at
Bynum, denies that he is in trouble
with the postal inspector.
Frank Marion came up from Ar
mington Wednesday to look after
his numerous interests here.
Daniel Lenny, superintendent of
the Florence mine was an outgoing
passenger on Tuesdays train.
Leave orders at Shannon's for tai
tornado suits. Samples of every
description to select from. Perfect
fit guaranteed.
Odilon Oulette, the quarter breed
boy who shot his companion at Lew
istown, gets 10 years steady employ
ment at Deer Lodge.
Jas. G. Wells of Riceville spent
labor day in Neihart. He is an old
timer of Montana, and holds some
good interests at Neihart.
Firmin Tullock went to the Falls
Saturday to meet his wife and chill
dren moving hither from St Louis.
They will make Neihart their home.
NoTIcE: | have just bought a car
load of good oats which | will sell at
reasonable price for cash.
L. E. HOWES,
Monarch, Mont.
Judge Lee of Kibbey favored us
with a call this week. He has been
quite ill with erysipelas and comes
to this city to receive treatment
CIT. Falls News.
Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick started
Thursday for her home in Dubuque,
Ia, after some months spent in Wis.,
iting friends here. She will pause
for a week with relatives at Yer
million, S. d.
&. B. Shafer, formerly proprietor
of the Lewistown Democrat, and
later in the employ of the Tribune,
Great Falls, has returned and as
sumed charge of the advertising and
job departments of the Argus.
Pat Sullivan of Ireland is regis
tered at a Great Falls hotel. Sure
and we have been looking for Pat
for a long time now, and as there are
already 2SS of him in Butte alone,
he need not want for company in
bloody America
A dispatch from Waterloo, Iowa,
says that a suit for 100000 damag-
es has been begun by D. l.. S.
Barker, administrator of the estate
of Edwin j. Barker, deceased,
against the Burlington, Cedar Rap
ids & Northern Railway Co.
Misses Katheryn King and An
ME G. Simpson returned Friday
from their summer vacation to COM
mence their duties in the Neihart
schools. Miss King spent the sum-
mer at her home in Kansas and Miss
Simpson was during the greater por-
ton of the time with her parents al
Kenwood, Calf.
Alex. Yule, after a short visit in
town, returned yesterday to the saw
mill. We are pleased to know thai
this mill is now in successful opera.
ton and that the demand for lumber
is greatly in excess of the supply
Dupuyer and the surrounding coun.
try need just such a mill as is being
conducted by Mr.. Yule, and we hope
he will continue it's operation for {
long time to come.-Dupuyer Acan.
tina.
The s%emi-annual election of otfic.
ers for Belt Mountain Miners unior
held last Saturday resulted in the
following choice: Pres, e. P. Col
lard; Vice Pres, VIM. Cheek; Rec
Sec, X. w. Smith; Fin. Sec, G.. Fl
Conner; Treas, G.. B. Dryer
Warden, Ole Johnson; Conductor
John j.. Stewart; Trustees, Pete
RuSh. las. IOnUmira Roht Wed