The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-11-06
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Iit Stt'ei Will 5ptN ctSCt d twenty
stamp mill.
Dr. Vidal has his office now in TIE
DuLach building.
EIrs. L. sprasns returned from TIE
springs last Tuesday,
Olive Harlan in ibis issue pays a most
,oautitui tribute to Badly.
Noihart is located in one of tie rich
est mineral belts in the world.
Dig UP your old shoes and have
them half soled for $i.25. Lewis Bros,
Dubach building.
The NJ. Z. Church will hold its Quar-
tcrly conference at the school house next
Saturday evening. All invited.
Henry ellis, proprietor Of the new
beer garden, and James Baatz, both Of
Great Falls, came on. on the train We'd
nesday.
Miss Mollie Stumbaugh, vocalist and
elocutionist, next Tuesday evening.
Everybody hear her. Admission 75c
and soc.
Hank Wilson is paying q visit to his
parents at Montreal Can, it being the
first visit he has made for several wears.
He is expected to return the first Of ncxt
month.
We understand that D. I. S. Barker
and wife will reach Neihart next week.
LIT sweet music float out upon the cir
cumarnbient air.
A. S. Bates, Of Fargo, n. D. arrived
last Monday to take charge Of the rail-
road station at this place. He opened
the books of the new Office Tuesday.
Geo. L. Johnson came in Wednesday
night from the Springs. He says the
citizens Of White Sulphur Springs are
all coming over 10 the big celebration.
1t is reported that q daily mail service
will be begun from the Springs after
Gov, 18th. Let US d~cvoutly thank Uncle
sun. take courage and work for a daily
mail on the Montana Central.
W. p. DeRemer and II. L. Anderson.
# Alliance, Ohio, were here this week
| >oking over cur city. They were high
l. pleased with our prospects and it is
aid made some heavy Investments.
Green & Brennan, due to their enter
prise, have placed a fine pair Of six-ton
Fairbank wagon scales in front Of Their
store, where custom weighing can be
done. Jones continues to pay the
freight.
Shaw & Lowry. formerly doing bus;-
ness in Butte, will soon open q large
hardware store here, where q large line
of shelf and mincrs' hardware will be
kept. They will hold forth in the
Pierse block.
Rev. W. W. VanOrsdel, vel known
among old timers of Montana. came up
Wednesday to see to the affairs Of the
Quarterly n. E. conference. He will
preach Saturday night, ard all who go
can be assured that he viii give a good
sermon.
We learn from John c. Z. Barker.
who came in q few days since from Nei-
hart, that an agreement had been entered
into between him and tie railroad
company by which the work could
proceed and the road is now completed
to Observation-Disclosures.
II. j. Wackerlin Of Fort Benton, is
erecting q tine large building next the
Power block, where he will open up Il
hardware store. lie has long done
busin IS at Fort Benton, where he is
considered II Of the prominent citizens,
and we are pleased to see such men
banking on Il town.
The first regular train ran into camp
last Monday evening. 1t carried the
Montana Central officials, Langley and
Johnston. These men were very highly
pleased with the life in the busy town,
and expressed much surprise at seeing
the substantial character of building in
the place, so different from those in
other new camps. They Will both be
here on the 10Th.
The TIcarld Of Ncihart is agitating
the question Ct Incorporating that
thriving town. This feeling is indicative
Of the rapid advance of the town and
the city up there will oon spring
fUll-flcdgcd into the arena Of Montana
life. Whenever & town feels that it is big
and strong enough to assume he
responsibilities of a municipality, it is
safe to say that the time for incorpora-
ton has comc.-IIclona Journal.
The new tunnel on the Montana Gold,
Silver, Platinum and 1cllurium mine cuts
the vein at a depth Of 800 feet and
exposes a vein of thirty feet of ore that
assays from SO to rs ounces in silver,
and il il th0urht the lead will urOyc to