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

tie sputter of snow, with about 3 inches
on the ground. Sleighing is not good,
but the young people will go-sleighing
or ne sleighing all seem bound to en-
JOY the holidays.
VIM. Larkin has gone to Warm
Springs.
Gus Okerman is doing we'll on his
mining lease at Barker.
John Croft is running his blacksmith
shop at home this winter.
James Campbell has rented his ranch
and stock for a term of three years.
Fred ODER, attending school at Great
Falls, is spending the holiday sat home.
Mrs. Ivy, wife of Pat, has returned to
her lord and master after a summers
vacation.
Wolves and coyotes are quite plenti-
full and are doing some mischief among
young stock.
Mrs. Giesey is making her John hap
ply once more by the enjoyment of the
home circle.
Stock of all kinds are looking well
considering the storms through which
they have gone.
Joe Lavoie has moved his saw mill
for the winter to the Nevins settlement
on the Barker trail.
Van Henderlider is riding the range,
looking after his cattle and seeing that
they have good feeding ground.
AL. Hocket who runs the Kibbey no.
tel prayed the old year out and new
year in by giving a dance which was
we'll attended.
Mr.. Beckstrom has let his bunch of
cattle out to feed on straw, as his range
is all eaten off. He intends to move to
a new range in the spring.
Give McMillen who has been afflicted
for the last three years and was at Chi
cago for treatment is now at home but
little changed for the better.
Joe Richerts has proved up on his
ranch, sold it to Van Henderlider and
has gone to Chicago to visit his parents
whom he has not seen in several years.
Ed. Peterson has been in the noun,
tains doing assessment on several min
ing properties. He is bound to hit il
some day, and he richly dererves such &
result.
Ira Booth, VIM. Croft, James Camp.
bell and others have been confined tc
their homes with measles, and reports
say our peace officer Henry johnson i!
afflicted with the same disease.
John Ober's brother, Rush, and wife
and two children are additions to Kib.
hey society. Mrs. ODER possesses flint
social attainments, and we always ex
tend a hearty greeting 20 such. They
are living on the home ranch. looking
after stock and getting ready for spring
Mike Larkin, father of democracy il
Cascade county, is making his hom'
with his niece, Mrs. Daniels of Barker
He has been a great sufferer the last few
years, but his brain is as clear as in hi
younger days and he hopes to live t.
see silver reinstated and then he says h
can die happy-boots on or off.
: met Prof. Sears and other lad
teachers of your city on the train t
: Great Falls to attend institute, and ais
on their return. They seemed to enjo,
the trip. | also met on the train Fran.
Miller, superintendent and one of tn
owners of the Moulton mine, Barker
he being on his way to Wisconsin to al
tend the annual meeting of the comps
ny.
= Last week Judge Lee and wife stopl
: ed over night with your worthy CORES
n pondent Mrs. Miebach of Monarch, o
q their way to attend the marriage of the:
n daughter G. L. Wall to John Woodhur,
e of Running Wolf, Fergus county. W
Y found Mr.. and Mrs. Miedach as full {
mirth and enjoyment as ever, hospital
in their natures, able to make othe
feel at home, which is the secret of Il
entertainer.
| wish the HERALD and its readers IL
compliments of the season.