The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-11-03

Emil johnson and family visited
friends in Belt Sunday.
John H. Campbell, mining expert
returned to Neihart Monday.
A zinc smelter of 300 tons capac
ity is to be erected near Boulder.
Geo Goodman was here the fore
part of the week greeting friends.
Harry Lewis leaves Saturday for
the east to help settle up his brothers
estate.
See "Theh and Now" on sale at
w. L. Cooks. This book should be
in every library.
Dave Hammons returned last
Wednesday from a visit with his
family in White Sulphur.
Born, n day last week, to the
wife of Andrew Keto, a boy or girl
and reports saith not which.
The Roehl boys have located 900
acres of land on the Middlefork com
prising the old Rooney ranch.
Tinware, glassware, crockery and
all kinds of kitchen utensils at the
general store of William Mueller.
Hons. T. f. Collins and T. S.
Hogan of Helena, and c. F. Kelly
of Butte were registered at the
Frisco Monday.
If you contemplate any improve
ments in the line of carpentry, paint
ing, paper hanging or decorating
call on j. j. Schwerdt for estimates.
The governor has granted IA 60-day
dim;nution of sentence to j. P. Nc
Nulty, convicted of forgery in this
county May IL, 1899, and sentenced
to imprisonment in the penitentary
for two years.
Fred Stone, Geo. ?. Mills and w.
F. Oden are competitors in this
township for the office of Justice of
the peace, all on the democratic
ticket. The second named is also
nominated on the /. ID. ticket.
j. P, Fister, once a resident of
Neihart, is now engaged in copper
mining on Wolf creek, Lewis and
Clark county. He used to be some
what of a public lecturer, speaking
on the street corner from seven in
the morning until ten at night, when
ever he could induce anyone to listen
to him, and he knew more about run
ming the government than either
Coxey or Clark, in their most dreamy
moods, ever dreamed of.
The town of White Sulphur
Springs, says the Husbandman, is
just full of beautiful, young lady
teachers, congregated for the annual
institute. And all the gallant young
men are sitting around on fences
gazing upon long lines of sweetness,
indulging in elysian reveries, and
watching them go by. What a
paradisean prospect! Which only
proves hat the rare and su~perlative
joys of this life are not evenly dis
tributed.
Preliminary arrangements for the
grand Thanksgiving ball to be given
by Mountain Gem lodge, No. 40, D..
of H., are we'll under way. The
dance will be held in Frisco hall, and
supper will be given by Frisco hotel
at 70 cents a plate. The very best
music is guaranteed; tickets to dance
81. The committees in charge are
named as follows: Arrangements
Mrs. Render, Miss Walker, Miss
Putnam. Reception-Messrs. and
Mesdames Shaw, Thomas, Putnam,
Spence, Burchard, T. Cleary, Render.
Eloor-Messrs. j. Stewart, Spence.
Door-Messrs. Shaw, Schwerdt.
Prompter-Mr. Ledbetter. A most
enjoyable time is assured.
School districts that incur indebt-
edness for purposes other than the
construction of school houses act in
violation of the law. That is the
opinion of State Supt, Carleton, who
was asked by the county superin-
tendent of Carbon county whether a
school district can, under certain
circumstances, authorize an addit-
ional bond issue. The school in
question was bonded three year ago
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