The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-05-29
Steve Piersc is at the Falls.

D. F. Smith was in Neihart a part of l
his week. "
Take the paper and order it sent to "
our friends.
Extra copies of the HERALD are to be :,
lad at this office. /,
The camp will soon have two sub
;tantial stone blocks.
Insure your building with Chowcn g.
Great Falls.
Neihart will have two stone buildings
finished in a few days.
Don't you want some business cards?
Get them printed here.
T. A. Wall was circulating in the pure
atmosphere of Ncihart last Sunday.
w. w. Praul, our live young attorney
went to Great Falls last Wednesday.
Capt. D. B. Mcintosh is adding to his
general health by Il few days sojourn at
Neihart.
Plain and fancy sewing and dressmak-
ing at Mrs. Benefits. Card seen else
where.
Pure California grape brandy, and fine
California port and Ricsling at II.
Matthes'.
Will We have time for a blowout on
the Fourth? Let us drink a big health
to Uncle Sam. He's all right.
Phil Kessler keeps the best assert
ment of pianos, organs and all
musical instruments in the Falls.
If YOU wish a business or residence lot
on the Compromise ground, Ncihart.
Address Chowcn & Wilcox, Great Falls.
Carter Barker has planned to erect a
$4,000 residence at the upper part OF
town. This is jarring loose in great
propriety.
IL. ". NlCuZC, WIN IL NIllNCiN NAc
steadily pushing Ncihart's real and min
ing interests at Great Falls, was here
this week.
Hans Roehl is row head fisherman o
the gulch. He caught a string of four
teen fine trout last Wednesday. III
o,o1o,roc q bottor yoon
d. Driscoll, Public administrator wa
in town this week looking after the in
~tcrests of Hawkins Kirby, II. P. Atkin
son, Don Buchanan and VIM Kane.
For Sale-A good, warm cabin wit
two rooms and kitchen, papered and cal
. cimincd, and good flooring, located nea
the Manitoba House. Will sell reason
able. Apply to Ed. HUSKY.
f. G. Maclay, of Great Falls, an
Paul A Fusz, of St. Louis, the latte
president of the BIZ Metallic Mining con
;. pany, were here this week and Gale
pleasantly at the HERALD Office.
y. Murphy and Giffels' saloon has bee
fitted out with a fine upright piano
the New England company's make.
~ notes float scrcnely On the circumambie
NJ air.
A.. W. Mars, representing the Marinc1
Iron Works Co., of Wisconsin was
q town part Of this week, working in I
w. company's interest. He said that
"s natural cause can prevent Ncihart fro
' becoming Il city, and that the mines 10
better for the amount of devclopcme
of than in any point he has visited.
Chas. Crawford is moving his
lsc building which stood in the course
rts Madison street about forty feet to
rear, where it will be clear Of the str
uc- and will stand on a lot. This operati
the opens the street for a long stretch d
ull will help to perfect the town accord1
thu to the plat. The house is a substant
one and will be used as a dwelling.
ave Richard Bennett, Esq, of Grand Fol-
on N. D., in company with Mr.. Ticrn
The came in ON last Sundays train and sp
a few days at Ncihart. Mr.. Bennett
at very pleasant and business-like gentlen
and while here, with Mr.. Tiernay, cal
SEQ agrecably at this Office. He, in partl
its ship with Judge Woodruff also Of
the Forks. will open a law office at Neih'
nth firm name, Bennett and Woodruff.
WIN r. NJ. Raymond, expert for the Nj
"a' ton and one of the most BUSH
like men in Ncihart, came home Fl
Ole his eastern trip last Sunday accompal
on by one of Boston's excellent and
all complished ladies as wife. They
ks. ~rcnounce the land of beans and o.
lat intellectual advantages and make J
hart their future home. Good luck
in a long life, Raymond.
wing The Con Buchanan mining claims
be sold at public sale June 18th at
'a'e Springs. This estate has some valu
per property. The Tom Hendricks
'arc Fourth of July, on Snow creek on