The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-09-02
The NeihaYt Herald.
Saturday, Sept. 2, 1899.
CAMP NOTES.

tuesday.
Denny McGrail went to Great
Falls Saturday.
Harness repairs, straps, collars,
ETC., at Lowry & Shaw's.
Safe crackers are working the
Gebo, Columbus and Joliet country.
For a cool and delightful smoke
try Lucky Strike tobacco at Cooks.
Joe Lessard of Kibbey expects
soon to engage in business at Du-
puyer.
Great sacrifice sale of mems, ladies'
and children's shoes and hosiery at
William Mueller's.
School district No. l., Great Falls,
has 1885 school kids according to
the late enumeration.
1t is a pleasure to wash with the
Cyclone washer. Costs you nothing
to try it. Lowry & Shaw.
A thief opened the safe of c. M.
Goodell at Philbrook and took $500.
An employe on the place has con-
fessed.
Leave orders at Shannon's for tai
tornado suits. Samples of every
description to select from. Perfect
fit guaranteed.
1t is notable that Neihart and the
despised southern strip of Cascade
county furnishes no criminal cases
for the county docket.
The marriage of Forrest Goodman
of Arlington to Miss Lillian Doyle
of Monarch has been indefinitely
postp oned says the Belt Times.
Go to DIR. j. l.. Dickson, dentist
Great Falls, for dental work. Spec
ial reduction to those coming from
distance. Office: Rooms 4 and )
Vaughn block.
The state board of equalization
has raised the assessment of live
stock an amount which will i~ncreas,
the value of such property more thai
a million dollars.
S. d. Anderson of Arlington ant
j. Q. Dempsey of Belt drove int
Neihart Wednesday on business
Mr.. Dempsey is an old timer here
having been a citizen of this plac
in 1902.
Born: Thursday morning, Aug
25, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wrennick Nc
Cormick, of East Main street, a sol
This is their first born, and as bot
mother and child are we'll, the pa
rents are receiving the heartfelt cor
gratulations of a community.
G. II. Toliver the flying machin
artist of Arlington has gone t
Butte to exhibit his invention, an
mayhap to enlist the interest of M
Croesus or some of his numeror
progeny in the device. 1t take
money to make a flying machine g
Mrs. Jerry keegan reached Ne
hart Monday, from Belmont, Ill
where she has been visiting her p'
rents for the past fifteen month
while her husband was trying h
fortune in the Yukon. She is lool
ing we'll and expresses her pleasul
at reaching home once more.
Attorney John A. Largent
Great Falls has been retained to d,
fend Patsy Dryer in the maj
slaughter case. This is one of IL
best moves that Mr.. Dryer and h
friends could have made, as M
Largent has the reputation of bein
the best criminal lawyer in Montan
Walter Bell who lately sustaine
a eve injury to his shoulder
being thrown from a mower, was
the city from the park Wednesda
The accident has been quite paint
and has destroyed the summer
work for Mr.. Bell, who was Just b
ginning hay harvest when the mi
hap occurred.
Ed. W~hittengen, a southerner di
putes with Carl Cronon, a Swede
a Great Falls saloon, over the meri
of north and south. Wittengen sa
the south is better off with nigge
than she would be with Swedes, al
Cronon calls him a bad name. w:
tengen cuts Cronon's throat with