The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-08-26

this week.
ID. l.. S. Barker left Tuesday for "A
trip to Helena.
Cook keeps all kinds Of smoking
and chewing tobacco.
Mrs. l.. Lux and her two children
are visiting friends at Monarch.
Mems and boys hats and caps in
the latest fashions at Shannon's.
Daniel Payne the Kibbey rancher
was doing business here Thursday
Mrs. w. II. Harrison, and children
Frank and Alice, went to Great
Falls Tuesday.
Great sacrifice sale of mems, ladies'
and children's shoes and hosiery at
William Mueller's.
Mrs. M. T. Fisher, visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Paul Roehl, last week, went
buck to the Falls Saturday.
M. F. Boland of Great Falls, but
formerly of Neihart is employed on
the Great Northern cut off.
Everything the family needs is
found at VIM. Mueller's store and
his prices were never before offered
in this town.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hamilton of Silver
Reef, Utah, who has visited her
children here for the past three
months, started home Tuesday.
Mrs. M. N. Race returned home to
the Falls Saturday, after having
spent an enjoyable week visiting
Mrs. G.. II. Burchard of Neihart.
Misses Marguerite Powers and
Louise Bennett took Saturdays train
for Yuleville, to attend the afternoon
tea given at the ranch home Of Mrs.
NJ. Joyce.
E. X. Abbott has some snap bar
gains in real estate which will not
long be offered. The citizen of this
town can own his house at less cost
than by paying rent.
Notice is hereby given hat | will
prosecute to the limit of the law any
future depredations upon my garden.
And if necessary | will protect the
same by force Of arms. LEE WAN.
Great Falls is making a great rec
ord as "A divorce center. There are
about a half dozen divorce cases on
the court docket all the time. Three
or four new ones were docketad last
week.
DIR. WATSON has withdrawn the
big damage suit recently instituted
against 7. j. Johns of the Lewis
town democrat. Mr.. Johns reiter-
ates the words of that familiar song.
81 wonder why. | wonder whyw
The town of Belt has 1,265 per
sons under Il years of age, of which
$50 may attend school. This is an
increase of 14S over last year
but whether by padding or the reg
ular mode of increase it is not stat.
ed. Belt usually pads her returns.
The Leader tells a strange story:
flames Leveille, aged 3 years died
this morning at Columbus hospital,
He has been a resident of Great
Falls two years, snd leaves a wife
and three children" Mr.. Leveille
must have been a fast liver during
his brief existence.
Divorce proceedings have beer
instituted by Minnie c. Judge, VS.
James Judge in the district court a
Great Falls. They are said to have
been married at Neihart Apr. 26
1891, plaintiffs maiden name being
Hunnewell. They have not livec
together for the past four years.
An editor in a Wisconsin town
who was recently married had the
following conundrum in his paper
What is the difference between
honey moon, Il honeycomb and ,
pretty girl, and he wound up by
saying that the honeycomb was
small cell, the honeymoon a big sell
and a pretty girl a damsel.
E. j. Schmidt was thrown from
horse while riding on lower Castne
street in Belt last Tuesday and sus
tanned injuries that for a time wa;
feared might prove fatal. Mr.
Schmidt was riding a broncho tina