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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-23
preliminary instruction

McJigger-Has Prudentz bought his
automobile yet?
Thingumbob-No; he hasn't finished
his course of instruction with Profess
OF Philip Flopp yet.
McJigger-Oh, he's teaching him how
to run one, Ell?
Thingumbob-No, indeed. He teach
es acrobatics philadelphia Press.
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The Crafty Widow.

Phil Ossifer-Every woman believes
that the proper age at which to marry
is the age at which she married.
Sinnicus-Yes, unless she happens to
be a widow. Then she protests that
she was too young at her first mar
riage.-Philadelphia Press.
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Caller-Doc, I'm awfully annoyed by
rheumatism.
Doctor-H'm! You don't look like a
rheumatic.
Caller-Oh, I'm not. It's my Wifel'
New York Jourr"l.
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w. L. Cook.
CAMP NOTES,

Miss Ida Dews returaed to Fort
Benton by Thursdays train.
Fly books only 35c at Lowry Il
Shaw's. ,
Miss Katie Powers departed for
Great Falls Tuesday.
Smooth, palatable, pure Metrop-
ole whisky at Dan Redden's.
A new line of children's shoes at
Shannon's.
Minining supplies at lowest prices
at William Mueller's.
r. G.. Vaughan attended the
democratic convention at Butte this
week.
Mrs. F. A. Preston and son Ray
mond returned Wednesday from a
three weeks visit at Great Falls.
Try one of our $500 watches.
They have dust proof cases.
Lowry & Shaw.
Andy Nelson returned Monday
from an extended trip from different
parts of the state.
Robt. Mowbray has gone to
White Sulphur Springs to be treated
for rheumatism.
Mrs. Frank I.epper of Fort Ben.
ton is visiting Mrs. E. J. Sanford
his week.
Tinware, glassware, crockery and
all kinds of kitchen utensils at the
general store of William Mueller.
Joe Quirk, Duncan MCGOWAN, b
O. Kempfer and Phil Burns were
among the arrivals from Great Fall.
Wednesday.
1t will pay you to walk a mile t.
90 to Dan Rodden's and get a drink
of Metropole whisky. 1t touches
the right spot.
G. V. Simons the jeweller from
Stockett, is doing the town this week
call and have him clean and repai
your watch, at Shannon's store.
Miss Louise Bennett returne,
Wednesday from Dillon, Mont
where she has just completed a min
months terms at the State Norma
school.
Services in the M. E. church Sun
day, IL a. m. and 8 P. m. Sunda.
school II m. Subject of sermon i
the evening 1.-THE Dream of Plate
wife" Prayer meeting ever.
Thursday evening.
1t is rumored that one of the mir
ing experts recently engaged by tn
Florence Mining Co., has severe
his connection with hat compan
and departed for Butte where h
has in view a situation with one
the large Copper combines of thu
district.
Fred Quibel this week closed u
his restaurant in the rear of BERG
strom & Morton's saloon and hi
taken charge of the Union CAT
having purchased the interests
the Misses Dillon & Frach. M
Quibel is a thorough chef de cuser
and will conduct his new establish
ment in an up to date manner, ar
indeaver to supply his patrons wi
the best the market affords.
A second chute of copper CLAN
ore has recently been encountered
the east drift of the Northern Pacii
mine at Copperopolis, and at la
accounts has widened gradual
from half an inch to II inches al
was improving as work progresse
There was other ore in the Wien, b
we did not learn how much or he
rich. The streak in question W
probably run as high as 70 p
cent copper. The ore is also said
be holding out in the Wine, whi'
has reached the depth of 400 fe
from the surface.-The Husban
man.
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Got Worst of 1t Too.

poor man! / suppose you've been a
soldier and had to have your legs nm
putatedY'
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an wunst 'ad a nargyment wiz a
shark."-Ally Sloper.
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ladies' furnishing goods, clothing,
hats, caps, boots and shoes, selling
at close prices.
WILLIAM MUELLER.
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Wis, is visiting with Mr., and Mrs.
VIM. Schuman.
II. M. Soule & Co., the Benton
leasers are making a 70 ton ship
ment this week.
There is nothing TOO good for the
patrons of Dan Redden. He now
has the MetEopoIe whisky.
Chas. Sell JrM., vas taken to the
hospital at Great Falls this week to
be treated for appendicitis.
Frank Marion, the Otter creek
stockman was in town this week at
tending to business matters.
Sam Foster of Great Falls has ac-
cepted a position as engineer over at
Copperopolis.
f. A. Preston returned Friday
from the windy city where he has
been attending to his celebrated law
suit.
K. X. Abbott IS in Great Falls this
week in attendance upon Mrs. Abbott
who is very i'll at the Columbus hosp
tai.
Jos. l.. Largent of Sun River and
brother e. b. Largent of Great
Falls were in camp this week look
ing after their various mining inter
ests.
Mauritz Leino, afflicted with
typhoid fever was taken to the
Columbus hospital at Great Falls
Thursday. Matt Waltre accom-.
panying him.
ga snap, 800 buys the Clara o
Bridges ranch of 1850 acres, with fine
house, cattle sheds, chicken houses
etc. Address, +. G.. Woodwork
Great Falls, Montana.
The First National bank of Grea
Falls has sold to George w. Brown
for a nominal consideration, an un
divided one-third interest in a mum
Der of lots in the South Side add
ton to the townsite of Neihart.
Judge Mcintyre of Helena ha
granted a divorce to Nina Jenning
from her husband, Ulysses Jenning
on the grounds of cruelty, both par
ties were formerly of Neihart.
Dan Smith of Barker, censu
enumerator for this district was il
camp this week, but was unable tt
finish the work on account of havin!
a business call to Barker, he will re
turn Monday to complete the job.
Mrs. Gilbert Trudell of Calumet
Mich, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.. |
Walker Jr., Mr.. Trudell is we.
known to Neihart people havin.
conducted a photograph gallery a
this place and was also engaged i
the same line at Great Falls an
Belt.
The following are the enliste
committees for the Fourth of jul
celebration.
Arrangement COMMITTEES: Mayo
Shaw, Fire Chief Rabichaud, En-
Alderman Redden, Judge Abbo
and Ex-Hon. John Cody.
Soliciting: Shaw, Dwyer, Spenc'
Cook, Bergstrom.
Decoration: Abbott, IIeidel
reich, Sand, Sylvestre, Alex Orie
H. Todd, Longmire, Bergstrom, l
t Sweeney, Danielson, Balsinge
Cragg, Adams, Fake.
Judges of Sports: Cody, Dwye
Parry, Ledbetter, j. Walker, jr.,
t Reception: Messrs and Mesdam'
Redden, Cook, D~anielson, Parr
Schuman, Spence, d. Sweeney,
Walker jr., 7. Westgard, swanso
Floor: Rabichand, 7. and
Westgard, Stark, Schuman.
t Door: Kempfer, Lindquis
Swanson, Quilts.
| Prompter: Dave Ledbetter.
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They Reach for it.

"Candy Buying Made
Easy" is a motto we might
adopt, for nowhere can delicious
candies be bought at so reason
able a price.
Cur candies are within the
reach of all, and all reach for
them. They are worth having,
too because they are IS whole
some as palatable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
Family Stricken with Disease.

Especial correspondence
Vernal, Sept. 21.-The attention of the
county commissioners and the county
physician have been called to fright
full condition of affairs existing in the
lower part of the valley, where the
family of Manassas, BOren, who are in
destitute circumstances and stricken
with disease, have had three deaths in
the family within the past three days.
The mother and one child are now
lying dead together; one child was
buried Wednesday, and another is not
expected to live.
When County Commissioner ]. G.
Davis visited the place yesterday he
found the condition of the family
shocking. The disease from which the
family is supposed to have been af-
fiicted was measles; but fears are en-
tertained that the conditions existing
at the place may develop diphtheria
Fisher Harris wound up his political
tour in this county last night at Mill
ward, where an interesting meeting
was held. Mr.. Harris was at his best
and was listened to with theN closest
attention. His trip into the county will
be productive of good results.
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NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE

ing CT the mountain since the cold spell
help materially to swell the population.
Business houses report a considerable
increase N trade.
The annual county, fair, to be held
in Cedar This year, opens today in the
Ward hall Although the committees
were late in getting down to active
WORK, Inere Is a really fine display Ag-
ricultural exhibits are especially excel
lent, bearing anything but an evidence
of a dry season Judging from the dis
play in raw silks, the culture of silk
Will become an important industry in
this part of the state
The Republicans are holding their
county convention today. The Demo
cratic convention will meet on the LIST
of October
W. J. Irvine, travelling man for Hulett
Bros, is down sick with pneumonia at
Parowan.
The young ladies of the Mutual I'm
provement association gave an ice
cream festival last evening.
Much interest is manifested in the
new railroad project. We sincerely
hope that the new road will lend its
aid towards the DEVELOPMENT of our
immense mineral resources by pushing
this way.
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Vernal News.
Especial CorresQondence-0

Especial Corres0ondencel
VernaI, Sept 19.-The old folks party
at the opera house today was a decided
success.
Among those present was Fisher
Harris, the Democratic candidate for
secretary of state, who was asked to
deliver the opening address. Mr.. Har-
ris expressed his pleasure but begged
to be excused on the ground that a
political significance might attack to
his speaking at such an assem- blage,
and this he wished to avoid James
Hooking was then called upon for this
part of the programme.
Fisher Harris addressed the voters
of MerrilI's ward last night at the
Roberts hall Merrill ward has hith-
erto been one of the Populist strong
holds of the county, but this year, with
2 little judicious work, il Will poll a
heavy Democratic vote.
Mr.. Harris is making a decidedly ia
vorable impression and has been pre-
vailed upon by County Chairman Davis
and others TO remain another day and
deliver IN address at Mill ward, the
Republican ward of the county. This
will necessitate the charging of the
dates in Carbon county, and the county
chairman of that county was accord
ingly informed of the change by wire
yesterday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
JOINT DEBATE CHALLENGE.
Chairman Burton Throws Down
Gauntlet to CaIIister.

Chairman Burton Throws Down
Gauntlet to CaIIister.
If the joint debate proposed by Man
ager Pyper for the Salt Lake theatre
on the night of Nov. does not come
off it viii be entirely the fault of the
Republican state committee. Chairman
CalIster has been holding back a de-
ClSion ever since the proposal was made
by Mr.. Piper, on the ground that he
hadn't heard what the Democratic
committee wanted to do. He knows
now
Chairman Burton and w. +. Dale
called On Mr. Callister yesterday and
formally challenged him to a joint de-
Date i'm the Theatre Nov. s. They told
MIN 10 pick out the men he wishes to
enter in the event and let them know
as soon as possible. LAS soon as you
let Us know who your men are we will
select ours" said Chairman Burton,
dI-h inform you"
Chairman Callister was somewhat
startled by the business-like way in
which he had been approached. He
asked for time in which to consult with
MS executive committee and promised
10 furnish a definite answer early this
week 1t is hardly probable that he
VIII consent to have his speakers mix
with the Democratic orators, Tor his
sentiment all along is known to have
been against a debate.
The Democrat are willing to enter
frank J. Cannon and Judge Powers
against any pair the Republicans can
scare up if the debate is arranged
thomas Fitch and Judge BOtkin might
De Titted against them. or if the con-
EfesSional candidates would like to cut
H. Judge King could make things en-
'tiJalnlng for George Sutherland
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
stlTAlR SEASON Is ENDED
PROFITABLE SUMMER CLOSED
WITH A DANCE LAST NIGHT.
Unusually Warm Weather and Its
Long Continuance Responsible For
Handsome Balance of Profit

The season of 1900 al .SaTtair came to
a formal close last night with most
enjoyable dance in which about $50
people participated. Held's full mill
tary band furnished music for the oc-
easion and several hours were spent
most pleasantly.
The season has been probably the
most successful in the history of the
beach. President Snow said the other
day that S24, 900 had been cleared. The
management feels that it is entitled to
congratulations.
The summer was particularly favor
able. The weather grew warm early
and remained warm until early in this
month, an almost unprecedented record
for this section of the country. 1t was
quite different from the summer of 1899
which was, for the most part, quite
cool
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23

ing dates have been moae fer Hon.
Frank J. Cannon:
monday, Oct. Wayne county
Tuesday. Oct. Wayne county.
Wednesday, Oct 3-Marysvale
Thursday. Oct. 4Circleville at d.
m, Junction at D. m.
Friday, Oct. 5-Panguich.
saturday, Oct. 6-Kane county.
Monday, Oct. S-ROckvilIe at 3 D. m,
sIoguerVille or Leeds at p. n.
tuesday, Oct. 9AToguerviue or Leeds
at II a. M, St. George at p. m
wednesday, Oct. 1O-Pine Valley at
II a. m, Pinto at p. m, Cedar City
at d. IN.
Thursday, Oct. 11-Parowap at p.
A. J---Weber of Ogden. David Evans
of salt Lake and ". T. Porter of Davis
county viii meet the following ap-
pointments in Sanpete county next
week:
Monday, Sept. 24-Fountain Green.
Tuesday Sept. 25-Mt Pleasant
Wednesday, Sept. 26-Spring City.
Thursday, Sept. 27-Ephrainn.
Friday, Sept 2S-Manti.
Saturday, Sept. 29-Gunnison.
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Logan Locals.
Cspecial Correspondence.I

Logan. Sept. 22.-The Republican
county convention viii be held in this
city on Oct / The convention will
consist of about 100, delegates, the ap-
portionment being one c, .legate to each
fifteen votes cast for Hammond in the
special election.
The Democrats are planning a big
time. TO occur next Friday and Satur-
day, when the county convention meets.
There will be nearly 800 delegates pres
ent in Logan, and 600 or 200 more Dem
ocrats will be invited. 1t is the inten-
ton to hold a big rally on Friday even
ing, and efforts are being made 10 Sc
cure either Judge Powers or +. j. can
non as speaker for the occasion
The colleges are now fairly under
way, and at the three institutions some
thing over 300 students are now at
work The agricultural college has
something over 100, the Brigham Young
college nearly as many more, and the
New Jersey academy between fifty and
sixty The heavy attendance at the
colleges will not begin until the mid
die of October. when it is expected that
600 more students will be here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
WILL BUILD AT ONCE.
C. r. Savage to Make Improvement:
g. on Main Street

Oh 0LT0OJ-
C. r. Savage succeeded in closing d
deal with Mrs. Emily Young Clawson
yesterday whereby he secured a piece
of ground in the rear of his store on
Main street that can be utilized to
good effect in his business. The prop
erty has no frontage on any street. It
is in the rear and across the alley from
Mr.. Savage's store. 1t is E1X15S feet in
extent, and the price paid was So, 200.
1t is in reality the rear end of lot
41x263 fronting on South Temple; the
front end of the lot is reserved by Mrs.
ClawsOn to be used for business pur-
poses.
1t is Mr.. Savage's intention to at
once build two-story brick on the lot
to be 1OOx41 feet in extent, and to be
connected with his present store build
ing by an arch over the fOurteen-foot
alley that lies between The new
building will be utilized as a frame
and work shop for a photograph gallery
and warehouse, and this will give more
room for the art works and the books
in the store. il is the intention of Mr..
Savage to put up the new building at
once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness and that is by constitutional rem
edies Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets infiamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when il is entirely closed deafness is
the result, and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by catarrh, which
is nothing but an infiamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarri1) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
FL CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c-
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
Spanish Fork Fair.

Especial CcrreSpondence-)
Spanish Fork, Sept. 21.-The primary
fair held in the pavilion Sept. II. Is, 10
was a grand success There was a fine
display of fruits, vegetables, poultry,
fancy work and sewing and knitting
by the little girls. Also a very large
collection of relics. In the evenings
there was a concert. The stage was
decorated with flowers and Miss Hazel
Arguyle as queen, and Miss Jensen and
Miss Gardner as her maids; Mr. Thorn
as as Uncle sam and Mr.. George Hayes
as master of ceremonies The fair was
managed by the president and officers
of the six wards of Spanish Fork pri-
maries and the receipts after the ex-
penses were paid We're $125.
The upstairs of William Creer's build
ing is rented for Democratic head
quarters.
An accident occurred to w. p. Hales
last night at his home which resulted
in : broken leg. Mr.. Hales in some
way made a quick turn on the carpet
of one of his rooms with the result of
the accident. DR.. Slater was called
and set the leg and he is resting very
nicely.