The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-10-23

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Chicken dinner Sunday is one Of the
spccialties.a at the Hotel Judge. Every
body come and partake.
Don't forget to attend the concert of
f. J. Webster's at the Miners Union
hall next Thursday evening.
The weekly gun shoot this week came
out with the following score Of dead
birds out of Is shots:
MCGOWAN 10. Fisher 0
Brennan 5 Slavin Z
A clerical looking old gentleman had
a bad fright the past week. BY mistake
he took a dose of glycerine in mistake
for castor oil. He experienced a change
Of heart at once and prepared to shuttle
of as he was under the impression THAT
he had taken poison. His better half,
who was absent, formed the theme Of hi,
repentance.
Great Falls exchanges are making
quite a kick about the mail facilities
between this place and there. 1t is a
timely protest and should have prompt
attention. Our people are waiting
patiently the advent of thu iron horse
in hopes that the bad state of affairs will
thereby be mended. But reforms move
slowly and are often helped by a timely
and we'll directed kick.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Norman
while on a visit to Neihart had the
misfortune t lose their little daugh-
ter Blanche last Thursday. The
little one was an unusually bright
child six years of age. The many
friends OF. the bereved parents deeply
sympathize with them in their loss.
--G. 7. Industrial
The Moulton at Neihart is expected to
develop wonderful things as an ore
producer in the near future and as much
can be looked for in many other
PROPERTIES in this region, both those
which are now %prospected and those too
which are as yet unknown, The force
of workmen on the Moulton has been
largely increased of late, and much is
expected from this property.
The Hotel Judge has been as forum.
ate as to secure the service of Mr.. B
Constantine to preside over the culinary
department of their hotel. Mr.. Con-
~stantinc is too we'll known among ep-
icurcs to need special recommendation,
He has done service in the Vendome OF
+ Boston, in the Palace Hotel, of San
Francisco, and in one of the leading
hotels of Chicago, besides having had
l charge for 1S months of the cooking
: department Of the Park Hotel at Great
: Falls.
Neihart will show the state Of
Montana what she is capable OF
doing when the railway is completed
| into that camp. Every effort has
been put forth by the people of the
+ above place to make the opening o.
. the road and the celebration attendan'
upon this fact an occasian long to be
= remembered dy those who visit the
place. One thousand dollars has
been raised to defray the expenses
of the celebration, which is a sun
, sufficiently large for all purposes
Industrial.
r Dave Barker, superintendent O.
| the mining property at Neihar'
generally known as the "Bentor
1 group" is in the city, but will return
8 this morning to Monarch, where the
company has a car of ore waiting
transportation to Helena. Mr.. Barker
will accompany the ore to the capital
| and sell to the highest bidder. The
ore will run $500 to the ton and it
) is safe to say the car will net the
company owe $1,000. This ore was
taken out during the. last month in
the prosecution of development work.
Not a pound of ore has as yet
q deem stopped from the mine. Mr..
;. Barker informs us that he has started
a tunnel lower down ON the hill
which will tap the Big Snowy
{ several feet below the bottom of the
winze, and while further developing
the property will enable them to
extract, in the course of rich ore. This
tunnel will tap the lead i'll a few
weeks. In all its workings the Big
Snowy is looking IS we'll as ever,
and Supt. Barker is fully convinced
that the "Benton group will i'll the
near future rank with the best
mining properties in Montana.
10. F. Tribune.