The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-09-23
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Albert Schoberg was among the
Nelhartites in Great Falls this week.
The Great Falls school board
grants a holiday to the pupils to
permit their participation in the
soldiers reception.
Miss Myrtle Bonner is attending
a sisters school in Salt Lake and
Willie and Jake, brothers, are at
tending a catholic school for BOYS in
the same city.
Miss Ida Sutton has been employ
ed to teach in the Sand Couiee
schools the present school year, and
has already begun the fulfllment of
duties in that field.
F. NJ. Kempfer, Joe Shelton and
Geo. Briggeman start Monday for
the Highwood lakes where they will
go into camp for a week. They ex-
pect to bring back a wagon load of
water fowls.
Dick Berry, Carl and Paul Marcel
ius, Chas. Bonner and Artie Germ
are among the pine clad hills of the
Little Belts, and the deer and other
Astounding game are enjoying a
hearty laugh.
When the transports bearing the
Montana troops are sighted off
Golden Gate, the news will be wired
home, and every whistle and every
bell in Montana will be sounded in
token of the, event.
Mrs. G.. N. SkilIman, of Big
Timber, wife of the clerk of the dis
trict court of Sweet Grass county
and cousin of Allen Pierse and Mrs.
K. A. Shaw was in Neihart this
week visiting friends. She drove to
the Springs Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Pierse.
A whist club of about 20 memb-
ers has been formed at Neihart,
which will meet once a week during
the coming winter. Miss Simpson,
DR.. STEELE and Geo. w. Brown are
the head boosters in this movement
which promises to afford its men,
bers and friends much pleasant and
wholesome pasttime.
Pat Sweeney has been circulating
around town with badges in COM
memoration of the coming soldiers
reception at Great Falls, and now
the red fiers may be seer ~luttering
from a hundred lapels on the busy
streets of our town. Neihart is full
of human nature and kind sympathy
for the nations defenders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Pierse paid a
brief visit to friends in Neihart this
week, returning to White Sulphur
Springs Thursday. Al is still en-
thusiastic over the coming city of the
Belt Mountains, and says there are
yet liable to be a hundred thousand
people at Neihart. He saw the con-
centrator in course of construction
and took notes on the general air of
prosperity apparent on every hand.
Miss Kate King was suddenly
summoned from the position OF
teacher in the Neihart schools to a
higher station in life and left Tues
day for Helena where she met her
fance and was married Wednesday.
Her name is now Mrs. A. j. Rob
e%rtson, wife of a commissioned ofic-
er in the regular army, and together
they are en- route to the Philippines.
E This settles the pedagogue business
for Miss King, and the general be,
!, lief is that if she makes as good a
wife as she does school teacher, the
house of A. j. Robertson will be
i, conducted in a model and orderly
manner.
Harry Crane has returned from g
l tour of several months in the mining
| districts of the Rockies. He was ir
7 Idaho, and saw the Hump and
Snake river. He travelled all over
{ northern Idaho, and was in parts o.
4 Oregon and Washington. He i:
emphatic in the statement that those
I states canno touch Montana, so fal
as advantages are concerned. He
1 did not take up a location anywhere
and says he saw nothing which he
I considered worth taking. He say.