The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-11-13

Stationery at Mrs. Spraguc's.
Lots Of now houses going up. %
Unusual pieces at the theatre next
week. - ..
Keep Jour eyes open for TIE show
next week.
Mining wedges in stock by the Mel
hart Lumber Co. Is If.
A;terge number Of passengers arrived
on Wednesdays train. =.
More fun Sunday than a barrel of old
and vigorous monkeys.
A. Nathan, active and'genteei, arrived
in town last Wednesday, =: -.
We hear that Ed. Berg is doing the
representation work for the Star COM
pany..
VIM. Mueller is sole agent for the
Banner Manufacturing company's cigar.
Best brand nfndc. $3.50"
o. L. Haberbush was An arrival on
Wednesdays train
Hon. J. T. Arlington came up from
his home. last Friday to shake hands
with his old friends here.
Frank. Preston and his accomplished
wife, Of Monarch, were in Great Falls
this week. .
Lethbridgc coal has no equal as q
heater-For sale by the Neihart Lumber
Co. - Is If.
Mrs. A. Ydle and Mrs. D. Lane, living
adown the river, were in the Falls a part
of this week, returning on Wednesdays
train. 80: :.t..
John C. Wilson has been wearing a
happy smile the past week. all owing
to the advent of a new son ut his home,
full regulation weight. 90.
The Neihart Lumber Co. have been
appointed agents for the celebrated
Lcthbridge coal and expect to have a
good supply ip a few days.
F. N. Deichert came up on Monday
train from Cavalin, N. d: Mrs. Duchcrt
accompanied him, as it is their intention
to take up their future residence with
Us. &
John Kelly, representing the whole
sale house of P. H. Kelly of st. Paul,
was in the city the. past week interview.
ing our business men. He was so well
pleased with the. outlook that he pur.
chased two lots whilst here.
Gust. Damn and Frank Fitzpatrick
have just finished the representation
work on the :Fepsburg, property of
Ed: Berg. and Gust Damn, the Last
Chance, belonging to Chester Murphy
and Gust Damn, and the Humboldt and
La Crosse for AL. Pierre. i.
Thomas Gahagan! fhes stirring real cs.
tate man-of; Great Falls, was in the city
last Friday. He informs us that he has
completed arrangements to place on the
market the residence. lots on the Lo-
cal and Belt Mountain claims at the
upper end of the town.. Watch for his
announcem mt next week.
A HERALD reporter this week was
rendered. the extreme kindness of, ]. c.
E. Barker, president of the Gold, Silver,
Platinum and Tellurium Mining COM
pany in accompanying him to the com.
pany's property. The ride along Car
penter aud Snow creeks was delightfully."-
pleasant, and the scenery such to capti-
vate the eye. Mr.. Barker gave us at
tentive conduct through the works of
their mine and the lead which. was de-
scribed as being thirty feet wide proved
to have been truthfully described. The
prospects of this company are even
more flattering than ever and the owners
have decided to erect q mill on the
ground in the spring.
:, Great preparations'a are being made
by the citizens of Neihart, for the x
cursion to their city which is adver-
tlsed for next: Sunday. Nov. 10th.
The wide awake, progressive.
people of that thriving camp, have
subscribed over $1,000 and propose
to make the occasion one that will
long be remembered by all who
participate. ~n
/. For eleven long years the pros
pectors of Neihart have struggled and
toiled, waiting for the realization of
their hopes. They were content to
exc out a scanty existence, a bare
livelihood, knowing that the day
would come when they could show to
the world the inexhaustible riches Of
the Belt mountains. The time has
10Y come. Their hopes have been
realized and Neihart today stands a
central figure in the mining world
we'll named the "Silver City of the
ky Al 49, Il: 49, - .