The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-09-02

CAs IL NOW III oOobbiOs
Go to VIM. Mueller's for tinware,
granlteware and crockery.
Pat Langan is in the Yogo
try looking at his mining property.
Ladies' and children's fine shoes, a
large and attractive assortment, at
P. Shannon's.
The trial jurors for Neihart chos-
en- for the present term of court are
R. G. Vaughan, Pat Boyle and NJ.
f. Boland.
Everything the family needs is
found at VIM. Mueller's store and
his prices were never before offered
in this town.
d.. f. Smith of Barker has the
contract to furnish the material for
planking the 10Th street bridge in
Great Falls.
Elegant line of clothing for men
and boys at Shannon's. He has the
very best goods at prices never be-
fore offered in Neihart.
There is talk of erecting a plant
at Great Falls for the manufacture
of calcium carbide, the base from
which is generated acetylene gas.
Carbonate has closed and the
company has ordered the mining
machinery shipped to Butte, This
looks bad for the erstwhile promis-
ing coal camp.
Wittengen, accused of assault in
the first degree in cutting Cronin in
the neck, has pleaded not guilty be-
fore Justice Race, and is held for
the district court. Largent will de-
fend him.
Mrs. Walrath Of Augusta, Mont.
visited Mrs. J.. l.. Neihart for a
week and left Thursday for a trip tc
the east. Mrs. Walrath is mother.
in-law of Mrs. Neihart's sister. who
lives at Augusta.
Fergus county by a vote of Az
to 243 has desided to found Il coun.
ty high school. The vote of Lewis
town saved the motion from defeat
as the outlying precincts would have
defeated it by a majority of 1870.
Capt. Stafford, writing a friendly
letter from Bonanza creek, Alaska
says Montana beats the Klondike a
a money making proposition. HI
says to a new conner in the nortl
country the chances c. failure are
thousand to one.
Just received a large supply o
the following goods: Millinery
Notions, Hosiery, Underwear
Gloves, Ladies' Furnishings, Corsets
Laces, Embroideries, Curtains, etc
Not day passes but you want som
of these things. Anna Mccarthy.
} The young ladies of the M. L
church have decided to give an ic
cream social for the benefit of tn
Protestant hospital in Great Falls
They have chosen next Saturda.
Sept. 8, for the day and the plac
will probably be in the old Mis-
Cox building.
j. II. Danils leaves this Saturda
; for a two years course in the colleg
> of Agricultural and Mechanical Art
at Bozeman. Henry has the max
: ing of a useful citizen and a highl
successful man, and it is with heart
f lest congratulations upon his decis
= ion in this matter that we make tn
announcement. He expects to tax
E a hand in the affairs of active bus
s ness and maybe politics and til.
course is such as will admirably (
: him for the various duties of either
ship.
4 Yesterday was the beginning
the legal eason for hunting dee
antelope, goat, goose, duck, bran
and swan. For the three quadrr
peds named the season closes Jan
S uary |, and the one who kills MOI
= than six of either in a season will
declared a "sooner," and punishe
by fine of 500 to $500 or by tt
Jug 3 months to N year, or bot
n and dogs are forbidden in the cha:
by penalty of fine and imprisol
g ment. The fowl above named a.
unprotected from Sept. /, to Nav