The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-04-01
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Don't forget to register.
Carter Barker went out on TUESDAYS
train.
Mrs. A.. Mcconnell returned this week
from a trip to Butte.
The Esmeralda Dramatic COMPANY
will do Barker this evening.
Miss Clara Corbin entertained friends
at her home on Monday eve.
l.. Aronson of Helena, spectacle and
icwelry man, is i'm town this week..
Regular preaching service in the new
school house Sunday evening. Every
body invited.
Misses Matte Frazee and Sadie Thorn
ton entertained friends this week from
Virginia BLY, this state.
If you have any JOB WORK leave your
order at the HERALD office. 1t will I've
done with neatness and dispatch.
F. L. Benson, of Medford, Mimi, is
looking over the camp with the inten-
ton Of locating here with his family.
A new front has been put in the Bos-
ton Coffee House, which adds much to
its convenience and general appearance.
Charles Crawford and p. II. Donovan,
appointed to purchase a fire bell out OF
the funds collected for fire equipments,
have received the bell, which was hung
in place last Friday, on the livery stable
of H. NJ. Wilson.
William Tierney left on Thursday fo,
his home in Grafton, N. ID. He will he
gone three or four weeks and will make
arrangements to move his family to the
paradise Of the United States. We shall
rejoice at the arrival of such n family to
our town.
Judge W. c. Lee, Of Kibbcy, was in
Neihart last Tuesday on business. FL
reports building activities rife in his
neighborhood, a few getting married and
II good many o wanting to. The
farmers have just commenced spring
blowing, and seeding will be in full blast
in about 10 days. Oats will have much
the larger acreage. owing to the failure
of the wheat raised last year.
Nj. j. e. K~enthohtll hadc n pleasant
call on the HERALD Office this week and
reports that he will push forward the
work of erection of his large hotel as
soon as the weather permits. He says
the brick will have to be burnt first and
as 500 as the burning is completed
the work of erection will commence
which will he about July 1st. He ex.
poets to have the Hotel completed about
the first of next January.
w. d. Graham, Clerk of the school
board, is in correspondence with New
York bankers, who desire tn purchase
the $1,000 bonds of the district, to be
sold April II. These parties ask, what
is the assurance of the camps perman-
ency and prosperity. In his reply Mr..
Graham has sent them samples of ore
taken from the mines, as he thought a
showing of the ore would be a bette,
argument for the continuity of our
interests than any words he could speak
+. A. Preston, his cstimable wife and
little boy came up from Monarch Mon
day to make this their place of resi-
dence. They have purchased lots and
will erect Il residence house this summer
Mr.. Preston is one of the proprictors OF
the HERALD and will work in future
with the paper. Having had a personal
experience in printing houses he becomes
Il valuable adjunct to the Office. He has
great faith in the camps future veal ant
thinks Butte will be eQuallcd by the
great output Of the mines of this camp
which will he developed. We trus
their stay among our citizens will b,
mutually beneficial.
The proposition to take ground from
both the Red Bird and Mocking Bird fo1
a church site was rejected by the churcl
trustees and Il site selected from thu
Mocking Bird, only so feet east of thu
above named, proposed site. The Mel
hart Realty Company grants 4 lots (1O(
feet square) at the southeast corner o.
Hubert and Forest streets to the NJ. f
Church for $500. The title
bered was given Tuesday and grading il
already begun for the new structure
The house will be 39x4O feet, with base
ment story. The auditorium has thre.
rooms with sliding door partitions, 81
that altogether it will open into ont
room capable of seating $50 people
comfortably. The steeple nearly go fee
high will grace the corner. Estimated
cost, complete, $1,000.