The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-10-13


F. Won Schlegell, acting train
master of Hills transcontinental
roal was here Monday, sampling the
ozone and grub of Neihart.
If you contemplate any improve
ments in the line of carpentry, paint
ing, paper hanging or decorating
call on j. j. Schwerdt for estimates.
Methodist Sunday school tomorrow
at II Don Epworth League st s
p. m. All are cordially invited. The
pastor being absent from town, there
will be no preaching.
Mrs. j. p. Balm has taken charge
of the upper floor of the Barker
block, and will superintend the
lodging house business, till recently
conducted by Mrs. Jay Walker
Jim Collard has erected a power
wood saw at the corner of Hamilton
and Pine streets, near Blanding's
barn, and is prepared to furnish
wood cut in any length on short no.
tice. Give him your orders.
Judge d. F. Smith was here Mon
day after having spent "a week or so
with his family at Great Falls. Mrs.
Smith has had "a brief attack of pneu-
monia, but is better now. Mr..
Smith still operates a saw mill at
Barker.
w. L. Cook has had his residence
resided ana otherwise repaired for
protection against the blasts of win
ter. 1t is rumored, however, that il
will not be Cooks residence this
winter. Geo, Cudmore is doing the
role of architect.
Orrin Ireland went to Great Falls
Tuesday to have some repairs made
on his face. When last seen he was
looking for a tooth carpenter and a
couple of blacksmiths. He had to
carry a chew of tobacco on the off
side Of his mandlbles to balance the
swollen anatomy.
The Fl. NJ. Wilson livery stable
has been closed by order of the court.
An investigation of the administra-
ton of that estate was held before
Judge Leslie week before last, and
that dignitary evidently considered
the affairs mismanaged, for he
ordered the stable closed and gave
notice of a change of administration.
Neihart is now without a livery sta
bic and she needs one badly.
Pat Sweeney went Tuesday tc
Great Falls, to participate in the
independent, untamed and heretofore
unseen democracy. Of they had
been seen before, they would not be
independently But Pat has been
over at Yogo attending to his sap,
phire properties, and has missed a
good deal of the haying weather.
He will have to work hard to catch
up with the fellows who have been
in the political hay patch for a
month or more.
Herman Pietzold of White Sui
phur Springs signed at the Frisco
Monday, This is the man who has
no hands, the members having been
amputatcd above the wrist. Yet
he works about as deity with the
two stumps of arms as most people
do with two hands, and he is not as
awkward as the common run of peo.
pie if they had a dozen hands. He
enjoys the freedom of mind only
known to those who don't have tc
stop and study with which hand they
ought to scratch themselves.
Dave Ledbetter went to the Falls
Tuesday to e what Paisley is do
ing. The latter ran down TO the
Falls Saturday to promote the enter
prise on which he entered the pres.
ent campaign, and should have re-
turned Monday. His failure to
materlalize in this department of the
great moral vineyard caused Mr..
Ledbetter to harbor a bunch that the
reverend gentleman is holding out
on HIM. 1t is hoped that they will
be able to divi the swag without
rupture to their mutual friendship.