The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-01-14

Frank Harrison had a brief siege
of tonsilitis last week.
Tinware, graniteware and crock
cry at VIM. Mueller's.
Geo. w. Brown goes to the Falls
this Saturday on business.
Judge w. F. Oden has been APP
pointed by the old council as police
magistrate.
Fred Sprague died last week at
the Meagher county i~nfrmary near
the Springs.
III. l.. Moran came up from the
Falls Monday and will remain here
for the winter.
Mrs. J. X. Clark of Great Falls is
visiting her brother, H. A. Willis
and wife, this week.
Ladies' and gents furnishings and
notions in splendid assortment at
the big general store of VIM. Muel-
Ter.
Leave your orders for good home
made bread at Mrs. Aaron Johnson's.
Fresh bread every day and deliver
ed if you wish.
w. S. Jennings and wife have
sold to d. f. McGrail an undivided
half interest in the Boneto, Rodger
and Bessie J. claims, for 1885.
Geo. Lawrence came back Mon
day from his tonsorial peregrinations
around the state. He is looking as
saucy as a fat pig over a pail of
clabber.
DR.. Cunningham of Great Falls,
the cancer specialist, is in Neihart
this week attending the cas- of Mrs.
J. L. Walker. We are glad to learn
that this lady is fast regaining her
former state of health.
Martin Greeley, Monarch, lost a
| valuable COW last Wednesday. 1t is
related that some persons had been
cutting ice near the big bridge back
of the depot, and that the cow fell
into the hole thus made and was
drowned.
Judge Henry tombstone of Kib-
hey township was in camp Thurs
day. He was accompanied by Mrs.
tombstone and family who will visit
Mrs. Alex Yule for a few days.
Miss Louise, a daughter is already
here attending the high school.
Sam'l and David Emerson of
White Sulphur Springs have bought
the Crawford's blacksmith shop and
are opening up for the trade. They
come highly recommended as
straight forward business men, pos
sessed of good experience in gener-
al blacksmithing.
The Neihart Fire department has
posted a notice, warning the public
from carrying away any of the fire
apparatus such as buckets, axes
coats, etc, from the hose house. The
citizens will bear in mind that there
is a strict law against such appro
priation of the fire apparatus.
1t appears from present indica
tons that James Cleary was no
hurt so badly as was thought las
week, and as the HERALD stated
He surprised his friends by walking
down town Thursday, and says HI
intends to go back to work Monday
He is somewhat lame in the left leg
which was terribly bruised near tn
hip, but otherwise seems to be il
good health.
+ Mrs. Frank Wallace receive,
t word Tuesday from Cascade an
nouncing that on the previous da,
her brother Sterling I. Coin ha'
) died. The cause of death was no
stated. Mr.. Coin was a cattle ma
! and leaves a wife and four children
to mourn his loss. Mrs. Wallac
and little boy left Thursday to b
, presents at the funeral. She ma
a visit her mother at Big Sandy be
fore returning.
ia local friend has received a lei
/ ter from DIR. Sandow, now located a
. Waianae, Oahu, Sandwich islands
], The doctor holds the office of gov
r eminent physician on that island, be
t sides having the medical contrac
n for the Waianae sugar plantation