The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-11-11

William Mueller's.
John McCooey went to the Falls
Tuesday on business.
The work of roofing the concen-
traitor was begun Thursday.
ID. j. Condor, cashier of the State
bank was a visitor in Great Falls
Tuesday.
Frank Marion, the famous Otter
creek COW man, was in Neihart
! Wednesday.
First class frewood for sale, cut in
any length. Leave orders at VIM.
Mueller's. J. S. Collard.
7. K. Healey of Belt was doing
business here Monday, Tim is al
ways on the move, and wherever he
goes there is business.
We have a full Inc of gents and
ladies' furnishing goods, clothing,
hats, caps, boots and shoes, selling
at close prices.
WILLIAM MUELLER.
James Workman and wife will
start next Tuesday for Clancy to be
gone all winter. Mr.. Workman has
some mining interests there which
will receive his attention. Their
son Roy will remain at Neihart at
tending school.
John G. K. Barker of Great Falls
the manipulation Of dips, spurs and
angles, was a passenger On Thurs
days train. He is always cheerful,
always hopeful, always enterprising.
And when everything else stops, j..
G. may be relied upon for going his
customary pace in the direction of
the pay-chute.
The quarterly meeting of the NJ.
E. church at Neihart will be held
Nov. II and II. The business
meeting will be at the church Satur-
day evening, Nov. II. Sunday SER
vices as follows: Lovefeast 10 a.
M; preaching at II; Epworth league
7 p. M; preaching again at s p. m.
Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel, superin-
. tendent, will conduct these services.
Editors are as a rule very modest.
as the following article taken from a
nearby paper will show: awe have
hanging up in our office, a plair
black band of generous dimensions
which appears to be too small for
belt and somewhat large for
s~leeveholder. The article was fount
IS in the street and in case the owne
e comes in and proves property tn
: same will be returned without tn
o customary fee for advertising. 1t j
k not a dog collar"
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l. At last Alex Wright has gon
( and done it. 1t was quite surpris
=. ing to many of the friends of tia
y affable gentleman when neatly Ell
gTaved cards were received az
nouncing that on Nov. 7, 1899, h
u was married at the home of ii
ii bride, in Helena to Miss Nab
Is Dean Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Wrigl
will reside in Great Falls, and shaI
to the congratulations, old shoes all
r. we'll wishes Of a thousand frienC
he and acquaintance. Mr.. Wright
re an old timer at Neihart, and the CT
To- liens of the sequestered mimi
av camp still wear a warm quarter sec
,st ton of their hearts for him. Ma
rk he grow continually richer, and h
,rt wife always more beautiful, an
may affections turtle dove e~verlas
TO ingly find a convenient perch in tn
Wright household.