The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-08-19
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, Aug. 10, 1899.
CAMP NOTES.

last MONDAY.
Mason Fruit Jars, also extra rub
bers at Cooks.
Floyd Wickersham went to the
Falls Thursday.
Harness repairs, straps, collars,
ETC., at Lowry & Shaw's.
VIM. Munroe is surveying the
Haphazard townsite this week.
Mems and boys hats and caps in
the latest fashions at Shannon's.
Just received: A heavy double
team harness at Lowry & Shaw's.
B. B. Porter left Neihart Thursday
after a weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Try a box of Lucky Strike smok-
ing tobacco at Cooks. 1t don't burn
your tongue.
Mrs. James Moore after a few
weeks visit with Mrs. w. L. Cook
returned home to the Falls Tuesday.
Everything the family needs is
found at VIM. Mueller's store and
his prices were never before offered
in this town.
A. M. Doolittle, over in Meagher
county, has married a Miss Work.
There's a happy combination for
you.-Bozeman Chronicle.
Large and select assortment Of
ladies' and gents furnishings at the
general store of William Mueller.
He keeps everything wanted in
these lines.
Homer Lefebre drove out to
Sheep creek Thursday to help in the
hay harvest of that district. Mrs.
John 7. Taylor went also, intending
to visit Mrs. Petit for a few weeks.
The railroad gang employed in
the Neihart freight yards for the
past two months pulled out Tuesday
morning for Belt. The repairs on
the yards here are of a most sub
s%tantial character.
The Neihart Realty company has
sold to Mrs. Josie Wickersham, for
$75 10th 20 and q, block ), town
site Of Neihart. Mrs. Wickersham
has sold the same to William Gifels,
in consideration of $2O0.-Trib.
Mike Steils was seen Thursday
on one of Mr.. Jim HIPS upholstered
lounges, with a rectangular chunk of
paste board in the band of his fedora
and a wad of Battleax Just inside Of
his countenance. His baggage was
checked for Jericho, or some station
in that direction.
A Great Falls lady answered an
advertisement of a New York firm
the other day offering for 2o cents
to send a recipe for sure cure of
freckles. She sent her quarter and
this is what she got: "Remove the
freckles with a putty knife, soak
them In salt water over night, then
hang them up in a smoke house in a
good strong smoke made of saw
dust and slippery elm bark for about
a week. Freckles thus treated new
er fail to be thoroughly cured"
Last Sunday witnessed a very ex-
citing game of base ball on Upper
Box Elder, between the Riceville
Bluejeahs and the Box Elder Clod-
hoppers. The battle royal was fought
on n. I. Wilson's ranch, and for a
time it seemed as if the gods had
come down off Tiger butte to root
for the blue breaches brigade, and
the favorites took first money. The
work of Riceville was splendid, the
whole nine being composed of such
stars as the W Gowdys, the two
Rices, Micky King, ct al. The score
stood 40 to al. Mrs. Wilson enter
tanned the Riceville outfit at a sump-
tuous spread, and an excellent time
was reported. The Box Elder nine
has since challenged Great Falls.
A considerable amount of money
has been found by the soldiers in
the Philippines, says the Lewistown
Argus, and among those so FORUM
ate were members of Company [.
1t appears that soon after the bows
entered San Fernando Private Hor-
ton RuSar op1 E1u, ,