The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-11-20

Is If.
Neibart gets a.daily train, an I also
a daily mail from the Springs.
John Schmidt, Joe Lamb, Miss Emma
Fisher and many Others represented
Monarch at the big celebration
Wedges for sale by the Ncihart Lum-
Der Co. Is If.
Jno. II. Geiger, agent Of the Hell
ena Land Office, is in the city.
Coal delivered to any part of the city
by the Neihart Lumber Go. Is If.
The building of the City Meat
Market will soon be ready for occup-
ancy.
Lethbridgc coal has no equal as a
hcatcr--For sale by the Ncihart Lumber
| Co. Is If.
Mr.. A. M. Lewis of Lewis Bros,
received a severe injury from a fall
last Tuesday evening.
Best and largest assortment of buggy
robes and horse blankets ever brought to
town. Also a big shipment of whips at
Lewis Bros. Is If.
The Messrs.M Nc owan and Ireland
who were hurt in the Moulton last
Monday morning, ARE reported better
Keep the ball in mind on Thanksgiv-
ing eve. 1916
A grand ball will be given on Thanks
giving eve at the Park Hotel.
Music by fuckers orchestra. All cor
daily invited to be present. Tickets at
door, $3.50. 1915
The Gait and Lethbridge coal is the
best and really the cheapest for there is
no waste, rock or sulphur in it. Sold
by the Neihart Lumber Co. IS If.
Green & Brennan have for sale a
few choice residence and business
lots in Neihart within one block of
the post office. These lots can be
sold on time and at a bargain.
Household, Office and school furni-
ture in great variety at Phil Kessler's
furniture and music store at Great
Falls. You a get just what you
want in these lines and at low prices.
Green & Brennan are agents for
the celebrated Belt creek coal.
They keep on hand a first-class arti-
Gle of blacksmith coal, hay, grain,
oats, flour, vegetables, fresh oysters,
fresh fish and fruits.
With all due propriety it may be
said of Mr.. McAssey that he is a full
hand in plotting the finances Of a
great enterprise. He is careful in
moving and close and precise in
figuring and he deserves great credit
for his recent manly work.
The large bunting flag, 1924 #.
and 7 smaller ones were given as the
citizens donation to the Belt Noun
tain Miners Union., This regard is
paid to perhaps the most enduring
institution of our town and the .citiz-
ems regard it as being an appropriate
gift.
Mrs. Leola Leon, the skilled nurse
still has one extra room at her house
opposite the Neihart Steam Laundry
where she will receive and attend
any sick or wounded man in the
most kind manner. If any one needs
such assistance this is his opportunity
to secure good nursing.
Through the kindness of R. Bren-
nan and others, the fine pyramid OF
ore exhibited Sunday, was shipped,
properly labeled, to Mr.. B. H. Lang
ley and the whole caboodle will more
than likely be sent to the Worlds
Fair with the Montana exhibit. Its
aggregate weight is 1000 pounds.
We visited this week the big dam,
of Day & Deichert, above town,
where these gentlemen will take the
towns supply of ice for the coming
winter. It is a large dam, strongly
built, and will hold a vast amount Of
ice. 1t is considered on good auth
GRITTY to be the best damned place in
Montana to cut ice.
The Evening Star has an eighteen
foot shaft. AT fifteen feet the min
ers opened a vein of ore assaying
high in silver and lead and carrying
a little copper. At eighteen feet
the report is that the lead has wild
ened to a foot of pay ore and is still
widening. The ore is free and Is a
valuable find. The claim lies on
Carpenter creek near the Savage.
Joe Wynne and J. L.. Adams are
heavy owners in it.
A number of the Helena excursion
lists are largely interested in Neihart
and vicinity. Among them is T. c.
Power, who has large interests in the
Moulton, and is building in Neihart
a fine stone store; Secretary of State
Rotwitt, A. G. Johnson, Barnard
Brown, Warren Toole and A.
Lambeth also have large interests in
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