The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-06-19

Lookout for the interesting program
for the 4th.
Mr.. Harrison's two children are very
sick with fever.
WANTED---By the Ncihart Lumber Co.,
25 teams to haul lumber.
Mrs. Baldwin is already living in hel
new residence, Main street.
FoUND---A Two-faced Ak ON Ro OK
creek. Tnqnire of Pat. Boyle.
Joe Oltcrson's saloon at the lower
part Of town, is now running.
The add of the Ncihart Lumber Co,
can be seen on the front page.
Francis Marion and j. G. +. Barker,
drove through to the Falls yesterday.
c. NJ. Blackman of Choteau, an OK
knight of the composing stock, was in
town a while this week.
A.. G. White has been appointed Notary
publ; by Gov. Toolc for Meagher county,
and mas received his commission.
Hon. Timothy L. Collins of Great
Falls was here this week examining his
interests. He called very agrcably ut this
office.
Excellent photos taken on Labor day
showing the procession and surroundings
can be had ut Lawson's. Leave our
order.
Ground has been broken by Burchard
l. Fowler for the Falligan block. The
house will be of stone, two-storics high
and 25x6O feet.
Six men are working on the stone
walls of the A. Nathan Block and it
will soon loom up in all the grace of a
fine store building.
j. w. Schmidt, Robt. Lamb, J. r.
Ships, Gust Okcrman and Joe. Lamb,
the coming greatness of Monarch, swoop-
ed down on the HERALD office last Satur-
day.
Gus Johnston, of Sand Coulcc, is erect
ing a building on Madison street, 24x5O,
two-stories high to be used as a hotel.
The frames are up and the house is being
incloscd.
f. J.Sanford and his estimablc wife arc
now esconsed in their new domicilc
on Rock creek. The house contains five
rooms and is a model of comfort and
convenience.
H. Matthcs, the %invinciblc, is now err
Getting a two story, 8 room stone dwell
ling house on the Neihart Townsite.
The material used is a fine grade of gran
ito and gneiss.
Mr.. Sullivan, who has made many
friends by his affablc manners in selling
fruit and nuts, has opened a boarding
house across the creek from the McComb
blacksmith shop.
Albert Boyle has purchased the build
ing back of Murphy & Giffcls' saloon,
which was on the railroad right-away,
and has removed it. He is going to re-
construct it for a dwelling house.
Richard S. Tucker, of Great Falls is in
our town and will remain for a while.
lie is a thorough master of the violin
and a valuable acquisition to the musical
talent of our town. Can't have too
much good music.
Mrs. Allen, the able manager of the
City restaurant, will remove next week
to her new building, the rcmodeled shop
of Mr.. McComb. Here she will be
equipped to receive boarders and dodgers
guaranteeing good Accommodations.
w. 4. Allen, an old time %prospcctor,
came in yesterday with a fine SPECIMEN
of float, which he brought from his new
claim mile west of town. 1t Joins
Geo. Johnston's claim, which has already
yielded a good quantity of orc. The
float shown appears to be carbonate of
silver and lead Of a low grade, and con-
tains many quartz crystcls. Good luck
Mr.. Allen.
Men are at work in the city clearing
the right-away and making all the neccs-
sary preparations for the construction of
thcToad. One of the men on being
interviewed by a HERALD reporter
said that the work of constructing the
road would be pushed as fast as possible.
If laborers can be employed it will not
be long before the road will be COM.
plcted.
IIurrah for the Fourth! Neihart to
the front. We arc going to celebrate the
glorious Fourth. Arrangements have
been made for an enjoyable time, and the
invitation is extended to all to be present
none excluded, the small boy and his
sister can come, and so can the larger