The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-12-15

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at VIM. M~ueller's.
Watches, gold chains, bracelets,
pins, etc. at Lowry and Shaw's
DIR. G. A. Benson for gold plates
and aluminium plates, Perfect fit.
Everlasting.
Senator S. S. Hobson of Fergus
county returned the first of the week
after several weeks visit in the east.
Belt washed nut coal 1915 per
ton delivered. Leave orders at
Walkers barber shop.
w. a. Spence.
Jacob Krach of Barker arrived in
Neihart last Saturday and expects to
locate here, providing he can procure
work. Mr.. Krach has been leasing
in Barker for about two years.
l.. S. Mcclure has acquired by
purchase the lot and building form
erly owned by j. r. Fitzsimmons
and situated in the Frisco addition
in Neihart next to the Luther Block.
Michael Steils yesterday submitted
to a surgical operation at the deacon
ess hospitsl in Great Falls, a small
piece of lin being removed from one
Of his eyes in which it was imbeded
John Kavanagh of Neihart has
been quite sick at the Columbus
hospital in Great Falls for the
past month with typhoid fever. He
was we'll enough to return to Nei-
hart Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. l.. S. Barker and Mrs.
Ollie Balm left Neihart Tuesday to
spend the winter in California.
They will 90 direct to San Fran
cisco ard later visit San Diego and
other cities. Mr.. Barker went with
them as far as Great Falls.
Sickness visited the home Of
Matthew McIIveen last week. Mrs.
Mcllveen suffered an attack of cry
sipelas which caused her much suf-
fering, and Miss Eva McIlveen, her
daughter, was Frustrated with a
touch of grip. Both are much better
at the present time.
County Treasurer Gelsthorpe's
report shows a balance of $235,348.-
~ at the end of the month. The
cash is on deposit in the following
banks: Conrad bank, sos, 975.57;
First N atlonal, $50,842.84; Great
Falls National, $46, 565.64; Cascade,
$24,463.05; Neihart, $4,000; in safe,
50, 501.37.
John Elliot of Monarch visited
Neihart Monday. Mr.. Elliot and
Joe Lamb lately returned from
Nome City, Alaska. Mr.. Elliot in
forms us he has some mining claims
at Nome and intends to return there
in the early spring and 60 by the
way of Dawson on the ice. He tells
ms the ice breaks up in the month Of
May. He is looking quite well.
Martin Barrett left Neihart Tues
day for National City, California.
He goes there to see his wife who is
dangerously sick and possibly may
not live. He expects to be gone all
winter. Mr.. Barrett purchased a
home in National city a few years
ago and removed Mrs. Barrett there,
hoping the climate would restore her
health. He has valuable mining
property in Neihart.
There are several aspirants in Mel
hart to the Office OF deputy sheriff,
and it is now one Of the intere sting
things about town to hear who has
the greatest pull, 1t is not merit
nowadays. 1t is plain pull, and if
you have not got it there is no use
trying. Already we learn of three
aspirants, Dave Ledbetter, Mike
paisley and F. S. Putnam. Pat
Sweeney used to corner on this Job
but now that he has resigned, some
think there is an open field. Blu
we don't. 1t is the same pull that
gets the Office.
New Years Dance.
Banner Lodge No. 40, l. O. O. f.
and Ivy Lodge No. 35 will give
their usual grand annual ball on
New Years eve, December 81, 1900,
in Meyers hall, Neihart Mont.