The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-12-16
Mrs. Wrennick Mccormick is sick

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and skates.
Mems overcoats at lowest prices at
William Mueller's.
Prof. Sears was too sick to attend
to his school duties yesterday.
Miss Bertha Mix, attending school
at Helena will spend Christmas at
home.
Handsome Christmas gifts at
Taylor's. Don't fail to see the as
sortment.
Chas. Johnston at Gust Segeri's
house is convalescent with pneumo-
mia. DIR. Stelle is attending him.
Mrs. d. l.. S. Barker and Mrs.
Marcella Barker 90 to Great Falls
today, the latter terminating her Wis
it at Neihart for the present.
Church services tomorrow at II
a. m. and 1870 p. m. in A. o. L. w.
hall, to which the public is cordially
invited. w. j. Atwood, Pastor.
"Change partners and balance alp
is the social rule. A man leaves his
wife to slope with a fallen angel.
The wife and a new Lothario at once
fly their kites together, and the soci-
ETY. of Neihart sees scarcely a ripple
on its placid surface. 1t takes all
kinds of chumps to make a world.
Take a guess at the number of
beans in the bean jar at Taylor's.
The IN who guesses nearest the
correct number will receive the
magnificent doll seen in the window
at that popular store. One guess
on the bean jar allowel with each
25 cent purchase. Doll to be given
away Jan. l.
J. l.. Adams accidentally broke
his leg last Friday evening as he
was returning from work at the
Broadwater, as a result of which he
Is laying up IN Belt Mountain hos
pital. He went to cross an icy side
walk, on which was a light fall of
fresh snow. He fell, breaking both
bones of the left leg, near the ankle.
1t will be some time before he is
able to be out again. Mr.. Adams is
a member of tho Workmen and OF
the Fire department.
AT the annual election of Silver
Tent No. 10, K. o. Il. M, the fol.
lowing officers were chosen for the
ensuing term: w. F. Oden, Past
Commander; VIM. Ciffels, Com.
mander; f. Wallace, Lieut.. Com.
mander; F. A. Preston, Record anc
Finance Keeper; Geo. Cudmore
Chaplain; M. Jacobson, Sergeant
NJ. Dahl, Master at Arms; Pete,
Stewart, LIST M. of G.; J. E. Cleary
End M. of G; j. Mcdonald, Sentin
ell; Lee Stubb, Picket.
Sen. j. 7. Anderson of Whit,
Sulphur Springs, died last Tuesda,
morning of appendicitis, after a
illness of only a few days. He wa
of the we'll known firm of Anderson
Bros, large general merchants, AM
had many friends in this vicinity
He was 43 years old and had a
much information as any living ma
upon the details of last winters leg
islative steals. He told an awful
tale Of Doodle and swag in the cas-
against Welcome, and as a witnes
against the seating of Clark, Nj
Anderson, the deceased, would hav
r been a powerful factor.
A wedding which will be of grea
: interest to all old residents of Fol
Benton will occur there on Januar
Bird, when Miss Olive Snow Turne
s will be married to Mr.. Robert Ma
son Castle of Minneapolis. Mis-
Turner is a daughter of the late d.
A w. e. Turner, who was so well an
favorably known throughout Che
teau county, and sister of Mrs. ,
Ward lIuse, of this city, and is
: thorough Benton girl, though sh
e has lived with her mother in Mime
apolis for the last two years. Mis-
Turner will arrive here with he
mother on the 23rd inst.-Rive
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