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

JuuSe Oray mas purchased Il lot Torn
Gordon & White, on Main street.
Extra copies of the HERALD are to b,
had at this Office.
Insure your building with Chowcn &
Wilcox, Great Falls.
A. G. Morcfcld Of Fl. Custer, Pos,
barber at that place, has opened up /.
shop opposite HERALD office. Give him a
call.
A. ID Courtcan, photographer, is now
ready for business opposite the HERALD
Give him a call.
Geo. Seiford of Arlington, drove il
last Wednesday and spent IA few day.
looking after his mining interests.
Doctor Wcitman; diseases peculiar tc
women and surgery a specially. Room
II, Dunn block, Telephone 10, Ct. Falls
Chas. Webster of Great Falls ha.
bought lot 0 Block 6 "Compromise'
Townsite, and will build a 2-story brick
building at once.
Gordon & White are agents for til,
Compromise and Frisco Townsites, ant
parties wishing lots should call on them
Their Office is in the Bank of Ncihart.
Go to A. D. Courtcau for fine photo
graphs. All work is to he finished here
No sending away to other places for TIN
finishing of the finest and most artistic
work.
Miss Ida Sutton arrived in town b,
Thursdays coach, and will spend tn
summer in Ncihart. She is a highly &C
complished lady, and her stay in CAM
will add greatly to the social circle.
Geo. S. Bailey of Ct. Falls, will opcl
at Neihart, one of the finest barber shop
IN Montana, about the first o: July. IL
will run bath tubs in connection. Mr.
Bailey is barber at the Park Hotel.
John Mcilhonc who was in the emplo,
OF the proprietor Of the Frisco, receive,
a serious cut in the foot, while after
load of wood. His foot has been yer,
painful, but is nov doing as we'll a
could be expected. He expects to b,
around in Il week or two.
Business men Of II city are wearing
a smile, and say that business is brisk
If you arc looking for a place to inves
your money, Ncihart is the very hes
place we know of. AS is to be expected
men Of capital are flocking to our CAM
and investing heavily in the mines ant
real estate. They are sure of doubling
their money in a short time.
Hans Rohel, while experimenting will
cartridges, by laying them upon Il rocl
and taking another to touch them off
received quite a wound in the forehead
The wound is not serious, and does no
%continc him to his room. lie is still tax
ing orders at the Frisco, although upor
his forehead can be seen the mark lcf
by the cartridge. In the future be care.
full Hans.
We see announced the issuance of /,
marriage license to Miss Fannie Wasgatt
and Edward c. Tolmsbec, both of Mon.
arch. From an acquaintance with both
parties, which has grown into Il very
warm friendship, the HERALD can no,
but pause to extend its wishes. w
don't blame Mr.. Tolmsbce, and it neei
occasion no surprise if the whole HIRAL1
force should soon become matrimonial,
inclined.
Another drilling match took place LAS
Monday evening at the Dakota mine te
settle a bet made previous to last Friday
The ground at the Dakota is said to BIZ
the hardest in the camp, and the bet com
PEELED L. F. Mitchell to drill in tho
bottom of the tunnel 12 inches in II
minutes for $40. Tom Riley acted a.
turner and in a most announcement posi-
ton, Mitchell drilled II inches in Is min,
utcs, thus winning the bet. Mitchell vii
contest for first prize on the 4th.