The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-02-24
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Monarch, Mont, Feb. 21-Editor
HERALD: Father Pudenz spent last
night at Monarch and held services
this morning at the residence of
Martin Greeley, A good attend
ance was out. Rev. Hooking has
been holding evening services here
for the past two weeks. The at
tendance was good, and interest
manifest. Rev. Hooking delivered
some excellent discourses.
leaning is lively. Ranchers are
getting their hauling done. Sleigh
ing is fine. Woodmen are improv-
ing it and logs, poles and cord-wood
are piled up in every direction.
Monarch "400'' started for the
masquerade at Neihart a week ago,
but 40 below was too chilly for so
long a drive and they were glad to
beat a hasty retreat and seek the
warmth of their own hearthstones.
A brother of Mr.. Romariel who
died from the injuries received
through Sundays accident, arrived
from McCammon, Idaha, on last Fri
days train and on Saturday morning
left for their home with the remains
of the unfortunate young
The remains of Mrs. Maggie
Lamb are expected to arrive at Belt
today where they will be inferred.
Her decease occurred at some point
in Wyoming where she has been
living of late.
Mrs. Gervais has returned from a
lengthy visit at Cascade, where her
husband now has a responsible posi-
ton.
She was accompanied by her sis
ter Mrs. r. j. Lizzie of St. Paul,
who was enroute to Portland, Seat
tie and other cities of note on the
coast. Mrs. Lizzie made a short Wis
it at Monarch but contemplates
spending some weeks here the COM
ing summer.
A brother of George Graham who
formerly lived near here has been
visiting at Monarch the past week
and left yesterday morning with his
sister Mrs. Woods who has been
quite i'll here. Mr.. Graham is en-
gineer for the Sand Coulee Coal Co
) at Stockett.
Mrs. tombstone of the Monarch
hotel has been slightly ~indisposed
l for two weeks but is able to be up
Miss Louise tombstone is at St
Peters mission attending school.
Miss Lillian Joyce is visiting Miss
McAnelly at Belt.
Miss Cecilia Joyce is spending {
couple of weeks with her mother
, during Miss Lillian's absence.
Albert E. Bronson has been seri
ously i'll with tonsilitis but is nov
able to be out and attend to bust
ness.
, George NJ. IIoyt who is visiting
his parents at "Mountain Home
=, ranch is confined to the house with
y lame foot, having suffered a severe
r cnt with an AK.
Mrs. A. Cunningham, ST., ha
been visiting at Great Falls the pas
week. Albert, jr., and family ar
living on the old Bridges place
mile above town this winter.
q Miss Frances Yule was in tow
Monday. They hope to have schoo
T open In their district soon.
Jerry Kelleher is loading a ca
with baled hay for shipment.
FredWhittaker is running his sa \
mill with a full force of men on Ma
e son creek. He with his father ha
erected a neat little double boarde'
; cottage for Miss Minnie Miebach o
her homestead and she will spen'
e some time there in the early spring
Miss Miebach is delighted with he
: ranch and will stock it with choic
cattle. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Schmid
have already placed a small band @
herefords on their ranch which ad
ioinS Miss Miehach's.