The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-11-06
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Politics does moi especially need to
enter into the choice OF officers al our
first municipal election.
The huge piles of building material
along Main street make the place lock
lihe = distressed pig sly
Robert Langhorn, the barber, who so
long held sway in camp IS now located
at Woolscy, Montana.
j. c. Cook, 70 be prepared for pros
pective business, has added j full line o.
baby carriages to his stock of furniture.
Dir. Pleasant, Of Helena, made a pleas
ant visit to camp this week. lie was
pleasantly entertained at the Park Hotel.
New type, new machinery new paper
and new facilities to be had for printing
of all kinds. We try to rank first.
The eating houses in town will all put
the big pot in the little one in order to
meet the festive appetitcs Of excursion
lists in q proper manner.
Green 6 Brennan are handling baled
hay of the best quality at their commits
sion store. Don't forget them when YOU
want anything in that line.
Moore s. Mcneil, old time Neihart
citizens, have been awarded the contract
of building the fsw county road over
the Blmlkcnship trail from Barker to the
judith.
C. L. Smith, of Tulbs & Smith.
painters, went this week to Trading
Post, Kansas, where he will spend the
winter. He will return to camp in the
spring.
The business Of preparing for the
great railroad celebration was virtually
completed on last Monday evening, and
a very entertaining program has been
prepared tor the OCCaS. on.
The most convenient and best ar
ranged works in the Unitei State will
be the new plant to be erected on the
Queen ground. Their construction alone,
is making our camp famous.
j. J. Schwcrdt has built o very COM
modious carpenter shop Or the rear OF
the lot occupied by his lodging house.
Mr.. Schwerdt knows how to arrange
such things according to the most APP
proved taste.
The Barker building is now being
incloscd and will be finished this month.
1t is to be one of the fnest buildings on
Main street and stands as q monument
to the confidence of capitalists in the
future. OF Ncihart.
The erection Of the new Luther build
i"g has lcen commenced. 1t is to be OF
bri X, 50xG0 feet, with 2 stories and
basement. The Frisco addition is to
receive it ard it will certainly be q rous-
iny credit to the camp.
C. G. Criswell, the proprietor OF
the Nc:hart Kitchen, has moved his
boarding house to the Fitzsimmon's
building opposite the Frisco Hotel, and
he now furnishes board and rooms to
those desiring the N
j. NJ. Donnelly, q most ingenious son
Of Erin, has been engaged this week in
raising the luildings of Pat. Murphy and
John c. Wilson on Main street. The
object of the raising is to be high and
dry when the grade is established.
Alderman Nathan has sent in his res
ignation to Mayor Hotchkiss. Mr..
Nathan has not been able to attend to
the duties of the office on account of his
business cares, and it is understood that
it is for this reason that he concluded to
resign. The mayor will appoint his sue
cessor at the next meeting of the council.
Great Falls Leader.
Mr.. j. c. Baldwin, of Barnard, Kan
sas, came to camp recently where he
joined his wife who has kept 4 bakery
here. ..f Ba'd4in is an industrious
man of good habits and long held the
office of Sheriff Of Lincoln county, Kan
sas. We are glad to see his name
among those of our citizens.
Mr.. J. A. Workman is now raising the
second story of his new building, on
Main street, near the Manitoby House.
1t is to be 20x4S, two stories high. The
basement or first story is Of stone and
the upper story frame. The second floor
will be divided into bed ooms and will
be furnished in tirst-class style to accom-
odatc roomers, and the basement will be
fitted up for a dancing hall, where tIr.
Workman will teach the young and be-
ginncrs how to trip the ligh fantastic,
and those desiring to become profession
ais i'll all the latests styles Of dancing,
will do well to take a few lessons.