The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-07-01

tered at the Frisco Wednesday.
E. A. Reichel the Great Falls
brewery man was in the city We'd
nesday.
ID. L. S. Barker has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate of the
late E. j. Barker.
Lee Stubb and family were
among the passengers for the Falls
by Thursdays train.
On Monday the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Haggerty was gladdened
by the advent of a son.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. NJ. Edwards of White Sulphur
Springs died last week.
Judge Leslie has granted a di-
vorce to May Z. Baker from Julian
Baker on ground of desertion.
Everything the family needs is
found at VIM. Mueller's store and
his prices were never before offered
in this town.
NJ. J.. Paisley and Billie Stark
have secured a lease of the Benton
dump and have begun to sort the
richness therefrom.
Geo. w. Brown went down Thurs
day to interview Ringling Bros, to
view the elephantine brass band and
drink red lemonade.
The general merchandise house of
VIM. Mueller continues to offer the
very best classes of goods at aston
ishingly low prices. Call and see.
DR.. A. G. Stoddart's lectures, in
Frisco hall, July Is are free to ev-
eryone, ladies and gentlemen. You
will miss a rare treat if you stay
away.
w. r. Weeks, the old-time mail
clerk on the Belt Mountain line has
gone to st. Paul to fill a place in the
general post office, division of city
distribution.
Supt. Ward of the Great North.
ern paid Nelhart a visit in his spec.
:, ial car "Manitoba," Wednesday
He was taking notes on the damage
done by the recent washout.
w. H. Eagan and wife have solo
to Marie E. Boland, in consideration
of $l,O62.5O and subject to mort
! cages of S739,44, the south 30 fee
: of lot s and the south 80 feet of tn
, east AZ feet of lot 8, block 1874
township Of Great Falls.
DR.. "A. Chalmers Stoddart, tn,
e worlds great lecturer, has consented
to give his two popular lectures t.
everyone free at Frisco hall, Jul
r Is, $50 p. m. "a trip to tn
Worlds Greatest Gold Fields" anc
"Mankind, Know Thyself."
The HERALD is in receipt of a
IS invitation to attend the laying of tn
IS corner stone of the 100000 capi
l. tol building at Helena, July
s There will be appropriate speeche
IS and all the red tape and lemonad
10 customary on such occasions.
{ Report comes from Barker tina
the Nora B. mine is showing u
n richly with development, and ths
IS it now has 30 inches of good ore j
lie the face. The Nora B. belongs t
s. j. 7. Arlington, J. D. Richard an
le Frank Lewis and is under lease I
IA Dick Oatey.
Oh Gene, the four year old son
John Drinville broke his leg nes
81 the hip last week by a fall anon
the rocks on the hillside near h
y home. DIR. Scott set the fracture
le limb, and the little sufferer is doin
as we'll as could be expected undo
the circumstances.
AT the Gait meeting this week tt
/ same officers were elected as the
served last year. Frank Mario,
president; E. w. Toole, vice pres
dent; G. ID. Ladd, secretary ar
Oh treasurer. They will work ahead
Il usual with j. l.. Neihart, superb
tendent, but do not contemplate an
y new or more extensive work for Il
present.
rs. VIM. Farrell returned to Neiha
nd this week after about two mont
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