The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-10-16
CAMP

Collections promptly attended to by X.
Be sure and attend the sale tomorrow
at 2 o'clock.
The Neihart Lumber Co. manufacture
own lath.
Public sale tomorrow afternoon. Par
~ticulars elsewhere.
Penrose g. O'Donell will supply fire
wood for the camp this winter.
The Neihart Lumber Co. has any
quantity Of p!astering hair for sale.
VIM. Tierney made a hasty business
trip to the Falls this week. No town
has too many such business men as he.
VIM. Scott, a fine business man from
Sheep Creek, was in camp this week
surveying the Leopard lode for an adj
verse claim. The property is claimed by
himself, d. F. Smith and Chas. Conrad.
The Neihart Lumber Company
carries a large stock of lath, shingles,
split and drop siding and dimension
timber in all lengths.
The estate of S. P. Atkinson deceased
is to be sold tomorrow at 2 p. M, at
public auction, Some lucky man will
probably secure a fine lot of mining pro-
perty on reasonable terms.
Since Sept. 9th, AL. Burnett, a mem
Der of the Belt Mt. Miners Union has
been very sick of a fever, and besides
having competent medical attention has
been under the care of II. B. Mackey as
nurse. He is very much better.
Geo. S. Bailey will operate the bath
rooms and barber shop which he has
purchased of Robert Langhornc, corner
of Main and Granite. He has no peer
in the line of such work and will keep
a shop first class In every particular.
The Foster and Dawn lodes on Car
pentcr creek are the property of II. B.
Mackcy. These claims are sufficiently
developed to take out several car loads
of ore now, and will furnish a large
quantity of fine ore when the railroad
runs.
J. c. II assey has inst returned from
a five weeks trip to Black River Falls,
Wis, where he was visiting friends. His
wife at that place. will join him here in
a few weeks and both will go to Oak
land, Cal, where they will spend the
winter.
DR.. C. E. Vidal Of this place has just
returned from his attendance Of the
Board of Medical examiners at Helena
last week. He comes victorious, carry
ing his States rights in black and white
and will raise his single at the new
Dubach building.
T. NJ. Lowry and E. A. Shaw, former
ly of Butte have secured a suitable loca-
ton and intend soon to open q hard
ware store at Neihart. They expect to
carry a large stock of shelf hardware
and miners supplies and will furnish an
addition to our business firms.
Mr.. Geo. w. Shaw, deputy grand
grand Master of Ancient order of United
Workmcn, with Capital Lodge No. 2, of
Helena, has been in the city for the
past few days perfecting the organiza-
ton of a lodge of the order. Many Of
our best citizens have joined the move
ment and the opening of a strong lodge
here will be the result Of his work.
Everybody should take a membership
with it.
r. Bennett, attorney-at-law went Mon
day to his home in Grand Forks, N. d.
to spend a few weeks in business and
pleasure. Mr.. Bennett has rustling
qualities much beyond the average man
and has made quitca reputation in
counsel and in legal work. He will
endeavor to interest some of his friends
in mines and mining and in the event Of
his return the treasures of some Of our
companies will no doubt be more Or less
augmented. We hope that he, on his
return will be accompanied by Mrs.
Bennett and the interesting family.