The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-12-18

keep him company, see that things are
all right below and boom Neihart whilst
away. Both will be back, in u few
weeks.
Green & Brennan are agents for
the celebrated Belt creek coal.
They keep on hand u first-class arti-
Gle of blacksmith coal, hay, grain,
oats, flour, vegetables, fresh oysters,
fresh fish and fruits.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Carter of
White Sulphur Springs, have moved
to camp and will make this their
future home. They are desirable
people to have as citizens in any
community.
The new millinery store of the Misses
Mccarthy is always in advance of the
times in the quantity and display Of
their goods. They keep everything in
the line of ladies' furnishing goods, hats
and bonnets for ladies and children.
A. F. Schmitz, of the Milwaukee
Brewery, at Great Falls, came into camp
last Wednesday and stayed the remainder
of this week. He spoke his pleasure at
the present development of things and
says that surely the ncx year will he a
great year for our young city.
A Christmas tree will be given
with the entertainment at Miners
Union hall, Dec. "a, 1891, in the
evening. Admission and everything
is free. Buy a present for your girl
and do things in proper style.
Everybody buy goods at Mrs.
Sprague's and get a chance in the
music box. Masks, toys, dolls and
everything for christmas at the post
Office. Call early and make your
selections.
Nelson Bros. have opened a sa-
loon or the Frisco ground, and have
a room completed in every respect
Their bar is large and expensive and
tlelr furniture IS all tnaC cOulu De
expected in a frst-class saloon.
The Ladies Store, kept by the
Misses Mccarthy has added new
goods to its already filed apart.
ment and invites all to come and see
the stock. Nc place in town with
more to select from.
B.. II. Langley has his collection
of Neihart ore on exhibition in the
windows of the railroad company's
Office, at Helena, and according tt
the Journal it is attracting great at
tension and is a surprise to many o,d
miners.
Mrs. George Roehl started Tuesday fol
the east expecting to remain until aftel
Christmas. She will visit friends a
Minneapolis and Milwaukee, and viii
stop for a brief period at Nora Springs
Iowa, where her three children, Max
Hans and Lucy are attending school.
The new Miner building is so ia,
completed as to be occupied and TIN
stock for the new paper is alread,
here. They have a good building
and an excellent assortment of mater
ial which bespeaks their confidence
in our new city
Mrs. Hattie l.. Huntington receiv
ed this week a box of fine native frui
andnuts from her parents and friends
in Indiana. 1t formed a very &C
ceptable present, both for its in
trinsic value and because of it,
association with kindred ties so fal
away.
Chas. D. Ladd left this week fol
his home in Franklin Falls, N. H.
to spend part of the winter. He il
largely interested in several valuable
properties here and has always taker
a good healthy interest in municipa
affairs. His health, good pleasure
and early return are wished for by
all.
A. D. Courtcau has drawn a few ex
ira fine portraits Of some o. our citizen
I and in this work has cvincea great skill
as an artist. The pictures arc on ex
hibition at his gallery, and are exceed
ingly natural and life-like, and all who
sec them are impressed with their neal
approach to perfection. Some of them
; are life-sizcd. Geo. w. Brown, FREQ
Sprague, Alice Cline, Mrs. Courtois anf
Eddie Pierse are among those represented
Go to the gallery and sec these pictures
H. B.. Mackey and Al Burnett
have Just finished a se~venty-fve
foot cross-cut on the Starlight claim
of Mr.. Mackay. This work exposes
Il 12-inch vein of fine galena ore
where it vas not expected to fine
any mineral whatever. The claim
is known to. contain two other lead.
the larger one supposed to be a con-
tinuation of the Savage lead. Mr.
Burnett is the gentleman who lay Sc
long sick the past summer and who
was waited or by Mr.. Mackey. HI
is in good health and is fast fatten
ing up.
The Ncihart branch of the Nationa
Loan and Savings Union of Helena
Mont, held a meeting Saturday %cvenin!
; at the office Of James S. Gordon. Thu