The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-11-13
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Theatre troupe next week.
Attorney Bennett Il expected 10 fss
turn this afternoon.
Coal delivered to>any part Of the city
by the Neihart Lumber Go. Is If.
A new invoice Of ladies' and gents
neckwesr just opened at Mrs. sprague's:
d. Keep the Lall in mind ON Thanksgiv-
ing eve. 1915
= .Tpbaccos, cigars and candies viii at
he useful on the 18Th. Call for your
supply ut Mrs. Sprague's. .
New shipment of shoes at Lcwik Bros.
'<" '"ys IL tt.
Six commercial travellers stopped over
Sunday in the city. They all claim that
Neihart is the coming camp Of thu. state.
Bear in mind 1.-The show coming next
week and save up your loose change
Best and largest assortment of buggy
robes aud horse blankets ever brought to
town. Also a big shipment of whips at
Lewis Bros. IS If.
Fred Gottlob and company at the
Miners Union hall next week. Watch
for dates.
Wedges :sorssale by the Neihart Lum:
her Co. Is IT,
Miss Clara, the accomplished dauhgte,
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Corbin, came
home from Cottonwood this week, where
she has been visiting all fall with friends
and relatives. .
For storm doors and windows 20 I'd
the Ncihart Lumber Co. Now is the
time to put them on. Is If.
Headquarters for. fire works for the
celebration established at Mrs. Sprague's
She has firecrackers, .t~orpedoes, mines
snakes, rockets, and other things too
numerous to mention.
The Gait and Lethbridgc coal is tn.
best and really the cheapest for there il
no waste, rock or sulphur in it. Sole
by the Neihart Lumber Co. Is If.
James Boss, a miner, who works ir
the Cornucopia, had the misfortune -te
fracture his leg last Saturday. DR.
Sandow- was called and reports the pat
lent doing as we'll as could he expected
under the circumstances.
A number of our citizens will take a,
early drive next Monday, morning tt
b" in attendance at" the district cou:
which opens at 10 a. M: at IT,.
Springs, To take in the celebration ant
be on hand at the hour next Morning i.
a little unpleasant, but Uncle Sam take
no apologies. :.
VIM. Butler, of Boston, came Out
Wednesday in company with j. c. E
Barker to attend to matters in connec.
ton with" the Mountain Chief Mine
There is probability that this mine viii
employ foe-1mcn before spring and 1T
possibilities as o n ore producer are known
to be great. : "SF s.. 81: e.
Three cars Of ore go to, the Falls
to, day. One from the Florence and
two for the Queen. The first ca,
from the camp was shipped by
james Chamberlain, from the Min.
n :haha, aud returns from it far ex.
cceded all expectations. Another
Car was shipped from"the' same mine
Wednesday,. =. *~:
Miss Mollic stumiaueh gave her en-.
tcrtainment in the Miners hall Tuesday
Owing to the disagreeablc weather, how.
ever, there was a slim audience. Miss
Stumbaugh, considering her affection,
gives . good entertainment. and shows
careful cultivation of her talent or wha,
it is possible for the blind to accomplish
by perseverance and study.
General Manager Mohlcr;' whilst or
his visit last week, loft orders to have
more. siaings put in and to have the
ground graded up on all side tracks,
This will give shippers every advantage.
Before leaving he expressed surprise at
the advancement made by our city the
past season and expects to sec greater
progress another year.
Word has been received by VIM.
Mueller, from U. s. Attorney Wade, DR..
L. Rotwitt, secretary of State and Hon.
T. G. Power stating that they would be
on hand for our celebration Sunday and
that they would be prepared to deliver
addresses. This assures any intellectual
head for all as these men are we'll known
as polished orators: Do not miss hear.
ing them.
Messrs. Bell and Hill, were two visi-
tors who came up on last Fridays train.
Both hail from Grand Forks, N. D.,
where they arc we'll known as progress
i've and influential young men. They
had heard of the wonders of Neihart and
came up excepting to see that thing
had been unrepresented. They came,