The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-04-01
'99 patterns of wall paper just re-
ceived at Lowry & Sbaw's.

iIdLIS Has DeeH uS0u mere This week |
with good effect.
The infant child of Fred Maxwell
died Sunday of paroxysms. 1t was
sick only about two days.
Miss Lottie White has been en-
to teach a four months school
at Barker commencing April 3.
Ladies' and gents furnishings and
notions in splendid assortment at
the big general store of VIM. Muel-
Ter.
A new bank and an auditorium
are among the substantial buildings
which are to be erected in Town
send this spring. The auditorium
is to cost $4,000.
The grand jury at Lewistown to
investigate the mysterious Moody
murder, failed to indict anyone.
Attorney general Nolan was present
to aid in the prosecution.
A literary and debating society
has been lately organized at Mon
arch with w. w. Collins, president,
and Miss Phippen, secretary. Martin
Greeley, Willis Bean and Mr.. Mix
are on the executive committee.
Notice-Hereafter all half ton
orders for coal will be charged at
the rate of $3.75. One ton 81. In
places where coal must be carried in
baskets, so cents per ton additional.
Carr & Warmbrod.
The plant of the long since ex-
tinct Sun River Rising Sun has been
hooked off to the Dupuyer Acantha
which paper recently got the print
ing contract of Teton county. This
Sun disappeared behind a cloud al
most as soon as it rose.
The county commissioners are let
ting a contract for the construction
Of an iron bridge across Smith river
near Truly, Is miles south of Great
Falls. The bridge is to be a single
span TAO feet long, with roadway IS
feet wide, and the capacity is to be
1900 pounds live load per linear
foot.
Harry Athey, son of Jno. T.
Athey, clerk of the district court, of
Cascade county, was severely
wouned in the thigh at Caloocan,
P. l., this week. He is 10 years old
and one of the best known and re-
spected of Company AS roster, and
the friends earnestly hope he will
soon be at his post again.
The new spring bonnet is said tc
be a sumner. 1t will have a COW
catcher in front, a tail-board behind,
a flower garden on top, with a bunch
of grass on one side and a birds
carcass on the other. The whole
will be deliberately banded together
with crushed ribbon and topped of
with a very abundant millinery bill
Judge Marelius has Sent ii fine as,
sortment of specimens to 60 into the
cabinet of the Hotel Grand at Great
Falls. Some Of the relics carry ;
high value. b. B. Cook carried
them to the Falls as baggage, blu.
kept a steady eye on the parcel al
the way. When in Great Fails, cal
around to that swell institution and
examine the aggregation.
Among the wounded at Manila il
Private Edward j. Lynn Of Compa
ny |, who enlisted at Belt. He is
severely wounded in the groin.
This is not the first time that he ha.
been shot. He is a gambler, anc
several times in an adventurous ca
reer, he has stopped a bullet. A
one time, in a fight at Neihart, hi
was shot in three different place.
about the chest and abdomen.
The big coal mining plant a
Belt has been closed down indie fin
itely by the recent strike. Thu
men have been paid off, and all EN-
ployes who were willing to worl
against the wish of the strikers have
it is said, been assured of employ
ment at Diamondville, Gebo or Car
bonado. For the sake of the man
who are conducting individual bus
} mess enterprise at Belt a feeling O.
sympathy is expressed. But Their
is no knowing when the Anacond.
company will apain omen nm at Relt