The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-07-29
Neihart Herald.
Saturday, July 20, 1899.
CAMP NOTES.

Falls last week on business.
Call and see the New Royal Sew
ing Machine at Lowry & Shaw's.
We learn that Blewett's new no.
tel at C~opperOpolis is full to run
ming over with patrons.
John Emmett and Chas. Oldham
of Winston, tried for the murder of
Nappy LaPonte, are acquitted.
Everything the family needs is
found at VIM. Mueller's store and
his prices were never before offered
in this town.
1t is reported that some tiends in
human shape are dynamiting fish in
the sluice boxes of Belt and in
Highwood creek.
Herman Pietzold, the game war
den of Meagher county, is prospect
ing with considerable success in the
Tenderfoot country.
The general merchandise house of
VIM. Mueller continues to offer the
very best classes of goods at aston
ishingly low prices. Call and see.
Byron Smith and wife of Barker
and K. b, Brandon of Great Falls
sailed through Neihart on a prairie
schooner, Thursday, en- route for the
National Park.
Joseph Sturgeon, brother of John
n. Sturgeon, late of Neihart, has
bought 800 acres of grazing land
near Dupuyer and the brothers will
90 into the sheep business.
John Nasi in Belt tried to separ-
ate two men who were fighting
Tuesday of last week and he was
hit on the head with a stone, fract-
uring his skull. He died at the hos
pital in Great Falls.
We take pleasure in announcing
that Rev. Jos. &. Pudenz will hold
Catholic services at Neihart, Sunday
July 30, and Monday, July 81. On
Sunday service is called at $3.50 a.
m; on Monday at 8 a. m.
Walter Olson and Stephen Peter
son, who were released from the
county Jail Monday, by habeas cor
pus proceedings, because of a tech
nical error of the justice at Neihart,
have been sentenced by Justice
Race to Imprisonment for 30 days
for vagrancy.-Tribune.
The HERALD is under obligation
to Chas. j. Butler and the boys in
the frozen north for copies of Klon-
dixie Nugget. Although Dawson is
a cold city, it appears that her pc.
lice court is hot enough to do credit
. even to Great Falls or Belt. The
Neihart contingent say they are do
ing finely.
The Great Northern has let a con-
tract for two steel bridges, one
across Cut Bank river, 1900 feet
long, the other across Two Medicine
river LOO feet long and $50 fee
above the eam They will cost
$4,000. This company is now EN-.
ploying in Montana $500 men, zoe
teams and 6 steam shovels.
1t is reported, says a Kentucky
editor, that one of Bolivar's newl,
married wives kneads bread with
gloves on. The incident is peculiar
but there are others. The editor Of
this paper needs bread with his
shoes on; he needs it with his pants
on and unless the delinquent sub.
scribers of this paper pay up before
long he will need bread without &
darned thing on.
l.. K. Howes, the Monarch mer
chant, has been appointed postmast.
er in place of ID. f. Smith. Mr.
Howes came to Monarch in 1891
and settled permanently with the
place. He started in the grocer,
business in a small way, and by
strict economy and careful bushes.
methods be has built up an immense
general store with a thriving trade
We congratulate him upon the APP.
pointment received and feel sure
that Monarch will have "A we'll con.
Quoted office under his administra
ton.
Last winter Hazard johnson,
Abe Smith and one or two Others
droVa in n noupIa &c Iole o..u.l IL