The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-07-24

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If you want a bill of groceries for
cash at the lowest possible price,
send to Dunlap & Gaunt, Great
Falls. They will treat you right.
r. Mack paints signs.
Hon. T. +. Collins was in camp
this week looking to the progress Of
his various properties. He thinks
Neihart will have a wonderful future.
Wanted: 100 men to unload schooners
at Mix's.
The supply of tutti fruitti and
other necessary but pcrishable goods
is very much curtailed by the un-
pleasant break in traffic on the NJ. G.
They talk of building a new
school house.
Horace w. Soule Of McMillen &
Soule, is pushing the butcher bust.
ness ut Neihart with q vim. He is
out early and late and always full Of
business.
The Neihart Kitchen serves good
rectangular meals.
John Bundy was in town last
Tuesday and Wednesday looking
for a place to dispose of some capital
advantageously. We are told that
he was successful.
MI. Wegner will build handsome
cottage on First street for Hiram X
Bower.
The HERALD did ITSELF proud
this week on binding time-check
books for the Neihart Lumber Com.
pany. Another order is laid fol
receipt books for the City Mea'
| Market.
G. H. Toliver and r. 7. Donohue
of Barker, were in our camp Wed
nesday.
Jas. Moore went this month on
quite extensive trip towart the south
ern part of the State. returning las
Friday. He says the country in tina
direction is looking well and -four
ishing. From the appearance of hi
corporalities he evidently had plen
ty to eat.
Robert Cameron has been a man
fest factor in camp history for tn
last few days.
Dr.. b. F. Sandow formerly of Chi
cago has located at Neihart and ha
taken a contract to treat the hand
of the Moulton and Cornucopia. Tn
Doctor has studied at Heidelberg
Germany, and graduated at Chicag'
Medical College, holding a diplom;
from the same. He has had hospita
practice in Chicago and was Hous
Surgeon for q period at the Sanitari
um of Ocommowoc, Wis. He makes
his headquarters at the Frisco.
G. II. Burchard returned from tn
Falls, reporting everything quie
thereafter he left.
Thos. Westgard, foreman of tn
HERALD Office is a young man O
sterling merit, having in his posi-
ton deported himself in a manner t.
secure the confidence of his employ
ers. We are glad to announce tina
Mr.. Westgard is able and hereb,
duly authorized to do business TO
the Office, to receive money ant
receipt for the same. Courtesies ex
tended to him will be received as Il
one of the proprictors.
A monumental deal was consu
minated this week, whereby the
peanut market changed hands.
Moore & McNeil's contract on tn
Sheep creek road is finished for alb
out 8 miles this side of Woolsey's
and their work has left the roat
jack planed and sand papered
They have 5 miles to finish as far a
the Neihart Lumber Co.'s mill, O,
the Right Fork of Belt. This is tn
natural outlet instead of by O'Briel
creek as the old road runs, and whcl
finished will have no grade over II
feet to the 100. with some repairing
on this bed of the road a good prac
ticable route will be furnished to til.
Springs.
MI. Buchanan Of Messrs Elliot &
Buchanan, sheep"farmers in CASCADE
county, was a visitor last Tuesday
Next to mining the sheep bushes
pays best. There is ore money t.
the square inch in Montana than t
the milein Eastern States.