The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-17

VISITOR III Nc1naft the first OF the week
G. S. Wells came in Tuesday NIGH
from Lewiston where he recently mad
a business trip.
d. A. Larson of Castle, one of tn
staunchest of republicans was in tow
Tuesday on his way to the Falls.
Daniel Lenny, eX-aldcrman of Neihar
and withal a man much sought after b,
the ladies, returned Monday from a tril
to Helena.
Rev. II. bingham will be up mex
Wednesday to preach in A. o. L. W
hall. Service at s p. m. Everybody
cordially invited.
Any n wishing to take ii course in 4
literary or business college will do well
to write or call on the management of
the HERALD. 42tf.
Lost-A cuff off Of a plush coat be-
tween Meyers dry goods store and
Miners Union hall. Finder will be re-
warded by rcturningsa to
Mrs. E. w. ALLEN.
Al Piersc went Tuesday to Great
Falls to attend a meeting of the niger
soil Mining company and to get returns
a car of ore that this mine turned
out.
A. c. Seifred for a year in the en-
ploy of VIM. Mueller as clerk, is max
ing the Judith country, whence he
came, a ten days visit. JOY be with
you, Tony.
Mrs. r. NJ. Raymond gave entertain
ment Wednesday evening to all the par
Elephants in the concert of last Friday
night. An evening of rare enjoyment
was spent by the happy assembly.
Kids are becoming so numerous on
,ur streets that it SURPRISES anything yet
,nOwn in the town of Neihart. If the
RIDES continue to increase, we will be
compelled with the other old timers to
axe to the mountains.
To pugilists of Neihart and Monarch:
claims to have the champion
ieavy weight and light weight in the
Belt mountains, and her citizens are
cady to back either man against all
omers.-Bclt Mt. Miner.
II. j. Skinner is as regular as an S-day
lock attending to his duties in connec-
ion with the First National. G. r..
cashier, is still on his VISIT to the
asst and it is hoped his return will be
With some new enterprise on tap, which
money will bring to our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Webster, Mr.. and
Hrs. II. O. Chowen and A. E. Dicker-
nan of Great Falls, are spending a few
lays in camp. An outing among the
FOUNTAINS and a chance to look over the
ite of the coming metropolis of Montana
) what calls them here. They are en-
Dying the society of numerous friends
1hilc i'm our city.
Esconsed in their new quarters the
.rce at the Bank of Neihart find their
-ork o convenient and easy than be-
)re. Mr.. Brown reports the contem-
lated erection in the spring of a two
brick in which to carry or bust
ess, the building to be raised on the
orner of Main and Compromise street,
here Mr.. Brown now holds two lots.
There are a couple of heavy teams en-
aged in freighting ore from the Sweep
axes mines at the head of Lost Fork
+, Townsend, and Mr.. Berg, one Of the
line owners, was in town this week
after the matter. The ore is
cry rich and we expect to hear the best
ports from it Of any ore yet shipped
ON this section of the state.-Hus-
lndman.
Mrs. Brown, mother of our fellow
Geo. w. Brown, arrived in
mp Monday and is now residing on
nntral avenue. Mrs. Brown is Il re-
ned and pleasant lady, possessing the
untain of gcniality from which our
Gorge secured his own kind disposition.
welcome her to the city and
ust her stay here will be n of
'ntinued enjoyment.
Frank Evans of Hoover Creek, was in
Tuesday. He carried a specimen
ore from the Mogul, one of his prom
ing claims. The ore exhibited con-
incd antimonial sulphuret of silver,
ID was probably worth shipping. He
aims to have three feet of it in the
&c of a 1870 foot tunnel. The lead is
feet between walls.
Pocket map of Washington, Oregon,
|aho, Montana and Wyoming-five
ates in one cOver-handsome, handler,
than any $1.OO map yet made;
ven colots, in strong cover, all coun-
IS, rivers, railroads, postoffices. Cor
ct to date. Also maps of all states in