The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-08-14
CAMP NOTES.

Advertise.
Get in the swim.
Trout! Trout! Trout!
Get our prices on job work.
Rev. J. Vigus will in all probability
preach here every Sunday.
The peanut headquarters of NJ. Reed
has temporarily suspended.
The Miners Union has an excellent
hall over Nathan's building.
r.. II. Cunningham, who has lately
been very sick is now about the town.
Miss Maud Ogden, of near Kibbcy, is
visiting Misses May and Ida Sutton Of
this city.
Rev. ID. G. Chambers accompanied
Rev. Vigus in his first pastoral trip tc
our place.
+. B. Wilcox, of the firm of Chower
& Wilcox, Great Falls, went out ON Sun.
days train.
Geo. S. Bailey and wife arrived las'
| Sunday and are now counted resident:
of the camp.
Friday quite a cold snap struck thu
camp and snow was reported to have
fallen on old Badly.
Mrs. Allen who has been very sicl
for some time, We are glad to note j
very much improved.
Our mathematical editor is trying t,
determine the exact ratio of those wh'
catch trout to those who say they do.
This would be a good resort for con
sumptivcs if they would all develope t.
the power of the man who yells on tn
street at nights.
A. D. Courteau, the skillful photo ar
fist has the honor of having taken thu
first pictures from the top Of Old Badly
Go in and see them.
If McGinty had been advertised in tn,
HERALD as lost, we have no misgiving
in regard to his whereabouts being ascer
tanned long before this.
A lady who is somewhat of a leadc
in city society, is authority for the state
ment that a picnic will be held on til,
top of Badly this month.
Mr.. W. II. McFarlane from the Woo
River country, Idaho, is the partner o
Frank Odcn, assaycr and chemist. MI
McFarlanc was the expert Of the Able,
mine in that country and is an assayel
of wide experience.
We made a mistake last week in say.
ing that II. Matthes sells whiskcy al
$3.50 per gallon, instead of Il bottle
We are in deep sorrow because of tho
"dcvil's" mistake, for VIC have alrcad,
had to pay for seven gallons of whiskey
which others imbibed.
Rev. J. Vigus, late of Butte, preached
an enthusiastically practical discourse or
last Sunday evening. The gentleman is
full of good live thought and we thank
the conference for the compliment they
pay our place in sending us this man
He will preach here this year.
Chas. Crawford has sold his black
smithing tools and stock to j.. +. Thur
mond, and will not run the shop an,
longer. The stand is being cleaned W
and will be occupied by Mcssrs. Green {
Brennan. J. Z. Thurmand has opened
blacksmith shop back of j. S. Cook
furniture store. He is an agreeable ant
industrious young man and we wish t.
see him succeed.
We are requested to call the attention
to the public that the program at TIN
Fair grounds at Great Falls has beel
changed. Instead of three days races
they have changed it to four, commenc
ing Saturday, Aug. Is. Eight hundred
dollars i'll additional purses have alst
been offered. The preparations for tin
Fair are rapidly being completed and i
promises to be a very great success indeed
We receive the sad intelligence of tn
death at Troy, S. d., July 81, of littl'
Jean, the two-year-old daughter of GU
respected citizen James S. Gordon. Thu
child, since the death of its mothe
Jan. 4, has been left to the care of it
grandmother. The child was brigh
and healthy, but succumbed to a relaps
from whooping-cough. With the goot
citizens of this place, we extend to Mr.
Gordon our heartfelt sympathy.
+. c. Krcss, editor of the Monorch
met with a very serious accident las
Saturday evening, while driving to Mon
arch in company with Rudolph Mack
At a narrow place in the road near Raj
ferty's ranch, the buggy collidcd wit
the regular mail stage and was overturn
ed, throwing the occupants out ant
breaking the buggy. The vehicle nevc
again gained its wheels, hut by the run
ming horses was completely smashed t
pieces. We have not learned furthe
particulars, but are glad to learn ths
neither Occunant was badly hurt.