The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-07-17
More houses going up.

Bring in the mining news.
Business is more brisk than ever.
Big meals at the Neihart Kitchen
G. w. Parry is down with the
measles.
Eight persons drove through to the
Falls Friday.
Meals served in fine style at the
Neihart Kitchen.
A blacksmith shop will soon be open
cd in the lower part Of town.
Judge Woodruff, we are sorry TO SAY
has been sick Il few days, but we are
glad to note change for the better.
Don't forget to call and see the
stock of new drugs, perfumery, fancy
and toilet articles at Minar's.
About 5000 cubic yards of a new
fill on Ricc's division of the road be-
low town, was washed out in the last
freslict.
Jack the Ripper, has been operating
in camp all winter and as usually has
tackled the weak. Dick Brennan ha
located him.
John Tierney, son Of VIM. Tierncy.
is now located at Ncihart, and is EN-.
ploycd to assist Pierse and Harrison
in their grocery.
There was a good deal of indie
pendence about the old system of bull
team traffic which we have learned tc
forgetin these later days.
F. l.. Street, president of the Mon.
arch Mining Company, called very
pleasantly at this Office in his flying
trip TO this camp last Friday.
Fine line of CONNECTIONS, fruit:
and nuts at Mrs. Baldwin's. She
also has a lunch counter, where
meals are served at all hours.
II. NJ. Luther is in town for more
investments. He remarks the rapic
growth of the town and evinces
great surprise at the present appear
ance of things.
Mr.. A. G. White who has been absent
about two weeks on business, returned
yesterday. accompanied by his daughter
Miss. Lizzie. They both will remain a,
Ncihart.
D1Ep--Last Saturday morning
little Susie, the youngest child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brennan, agec
II months. Many citizens join in
sympathy for the bereaved parents.
One of ournewly acquired citizens
who has corns on his feet, claims te
have discovered Il lead of mincra
below town cropping out of the mid
die Of the road for a quarter of a mile
Miss Mary Hamilton, sister to Mrs
Harrison has now come to town to live
Miss Hamilton is a pleasant and agree.
able lady to meet and is counted a wei
come addition to the list of young
ladies of Neihart.
Come to the HERALD Office anC
e samples of new stock certificates
We have new type and inks, and arc
ready to do work in that line as wei
as any house West ofthe Mississippi
c. N. Spear and wife, of Pittsford
Mich, in town making investments
in mines and r~ealestate. This gen.
tleman is interested in the Queen o.
of the Hills and now owns several
lots in the town.
Mr.. Dempsey, who does the brick
work on the vault Of the new bank
building, has located fine brick clay
above town. Dempsey & Co. are
now starting a kiln which will be fin
ished in a month.
James Fowlie, of Livingston, wa
here part Of last week the guest o
J. A. Aultman, our fellow townsman
Mr.. Fowlie was an old timer Of Nci
hart, but left here a little over two
years ago. He expects eventually t.
relocate here.
Ben Gardiner, the live e o
Meaghcr county completed his duties
as assessor last Saturday and will 70,
some time make Neihart his home
Ben is an affablc gentleman and gooe
citizen and we shall be glad to be
hold his smiles.
Hugo Matthes last week, sold 5 lot:
on Main street, 8 lots on Frisco ave
and 5 lots on Pine street, for the Neihar'
Townsite Syndicate. Business in thi,
portion of town is growing more brisk
than ever. The nucleus of a city viii
soon be found about the Frisco IIotc,
and Matthcs' wholesale liquor house.
Mrs. Jennie Craddock served q
dinner at her restaurant last Sunday
where spring chicken was the prime
feature. Hell hospitality was royal.
and her supply of choice catables was
equal to the occasion. Chicken din.
ner is to be the order at her house
every Sunday.
Geo. S. Bailey, who expects to
occupy a room in the Burlingame
building, has been delayed by the
failure of his furniture to arrive.
But he asks us to state that he will
soon be here with one of the best