The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-07-22
has. Fitzpatrick left Tuesday for

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BILE dentist m soon.
Abe Wallenstein of Great Falls
was doing business here this week.
Lightning killed a team in Great
last Thursday, and dazed the
driver.
H. J. Skinner, president of the
State bank of Neihart was in town
business Wednesday,
Mrs. E. Peterson departed Tues
day for Otter creek to see her boy
who lately had his leg broken.
Prof. A. G.. Sears who is spending
the summer at Great Falls paid his
Neihart friends a visit Wednesday.
A. G. Berg who has been sick for
the past three weeks has gone to
Great Falls for a change of air and
grub.
Queensware in great variety
at w. L. Cooks. Dishes, plain
or fancy, sold by the set or by
the single piece.
Dan Slavens of Winston has pur-
chased a fine phaeton and team and
will take his family for an outing in
the Park this summer.
Miss Minnie Miebach, who has
been teaching a term of school at
Gold Butte is spending a few weeks
with her father at Monarch.
The general merchandise house of
VIM. Mueller continues to offer the
very best classes of goods at aston
ishingly low prices. Call and see.
J. n. Sturgeon formerly Of Nei-
hart, has gone in with his brother to
purchase a ranch near Dupuyer.
They will embark in the sheep bus
ineis.
A. J. Briggs, the Kibbey rancher,
is in the city. He says the late win
ter, the cold spring and the dry sum
mer are liable to play the dickens
with ranchers in his vicinity.-Lead-
err.
Miss Annie McAnelly of Belt was
in Neihart last Saturday. She is
teaching successfully at Yule's this
summer and will occupy a place or
the educational staff of Belt mex
winter.
According to assessors returns
from the various counties the wealth
of the state has increased $5,6S9,U7
, within the past year. This is tn
largest annual increase reported i
the states history.
t David L. S. Barker has leased t.
Tommy Reid ct al, for 10 month
-, from May 10, 1899, 400 feet on tn
? Spokane claim of the Big Snow
Mining company. The royalty is t
be l29 per cent of the net proceed'
Miss White, the Barker schoo
teacher who was locked out by til
trustees because she missed a da
s without their permission, has bee
sustained by County Superintendent
=. Craven, and will continue her tern
t, AT sheriff's sale Monday, John /
Cashier bought the Paragon Mimi
d company's claims, for $1.536.2O A
e. torney Ewing, representing Il
,e Judgment creditor, the Consolidate
Kansas City Smelling and Re6nir
company, bid 81 less.
ty
at The train leaving Neihart f
to Great Falls last Tuesday was ov
ct six hours late at the latter city. II
,p engine struck a boulder betwe'
b. Monarch and Logging creek, viii
lis so disabled the engine that all t
steam escaped. The train got
Riceville, where another engine m
" it and brought it in, bringing t
eli disabled engine dead.-Trib.
of
as The North Montana Nj. h. conf,
nd ence will meet in Great Falls Au
lal ust 3, and will be presided over
is Bishop Joyce of Minneapolis.
will also preside at the meeting
the Montana conference at Iivir
"S ston August 8. An educational &C
vention in the interest of the M
~ tana Wesleyan university will
% held at Helena, August e and 7,
fore which the bishop will deliver
<" address.