The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-05-06
CAMP NOTES.

be ineligible as alderman of first
ward, Great Falls.
Ed. Folmsbee who once ran a bar
bershop at Neihart is now doing the
same role at Sand Coulee.
Waverly bicycles are better and
cheaper than ever. Prices range
from $21 to $40 at Lowry & Shaw's.
Sen. Hobson of Fergus county has
gone to Europe to engage the atten-
ton of capital to his Yogo sapphire
mines.
Don't forget the basket social and
all round big time at Yule's ranch,
night of May 26. This is for every
body.
The Husbandman of White Sui
phur Springs is receiving congratu-
~lations on the receipt of a Thorne
type setter.
The people of Stanford are adver-
Using for 4 physician, and saying
that a good practice is open there to
the right kind Of a doctor.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general
merchandise is selling without re-
gard to cost. Call and purchase be-
fore the assortment is reduced.
Mrs. d. J. Condor with her chill
dren go today to St. Paul to visit
her parents. Mr.. Condor accom-
panies them as far as the Falls.
William Mueller has instituted
suit in the district court against d..
B. Macintosh, ct al, to foreclose a
mortgage of $4015.5O on the Hartley
lode.
Have you seen the "New Royal
drop head cabinet sewing machine
in Lowry & Shaw's window? IT is
warranted for ten years. Note the
price.
Born, April 20, to Mrs. H. J. Skin
ner of Great Falls a daughter. Thus
the hopes of having IA Dewey in the
Skinner family have been faithfully
decimated.
Richard Bennett has sold to Her
man Miller for 1925 an undivided
o~ne-fourth interest in the Ninety sin
and Ninety-seven mining claims, Oh
Manitoba hill.
Rev. FIR. Joseph c, Pudenz viii
be in the city Friday, May II. Sat
urday he will devote entirely to the
children and wishes them all to be
present. Sunday May IA there vii
be mass as usual.
a man named John Gallaghe
died at Columbus hospital Wednes
day. Nothing is known Of him ex
cept that he came from the south
and that he has a friend named Jones
The authorities are looking for d"
Notice-Hereafter all half to-
orders for coal will be charged a
the rate of 1915. One ton 81. l.
places where coal must be carried i
baskets, 80 cents per o additional
Carr & Warmbrod.
The Belt Miners union has sen
out circulars, notifying all miner
that the strike is still on. Over 10
persons have left the camp in the las
week and those who had hopes thu
work would soon be resumed are be
coming discouraged.
Services in the NJ. +. church O
Sunday as follows: Preaching
a. m. Sabbath School II m. EE
worth League 6:45 p. m. PreacE
ing 1870 p. IN. Everybody invite
to attend these services.
S. j. Hooking, pastor.
P. n. Harper, who sells San Frar
cisco Examiners and gives a GOO
stiff breeze of wind with each sui
scription was in Neihart a day tn
week. He collared the cream
the reading public aud left tow
Thursday with a pocket full
names, each of whom is to receive
house and lot for their $3.50. 4
this will happen when the lyre-bil
gets through tuning her liar.
The ball given on Dewey day |
the l.. o. T. NJ. was a splendid soci
success. The overalls aud cali,
gave the assembly a general air
business, and it soon became appa
ent that everybody went there