The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-05-28

at the HERALD once.
On and after June 1st, l will give les
sons on piano or organ at the Park Hotel.
26-tf Miss ZTNA AMsDEN.
J. L. Neihart and wife lately returned
from an extended trip to the east, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Ogden, of Monarch,
this week.
The most complete tin-shop in Mel
hart is at Hofer's. All kinds of tin and
steel roofing, tin, copper and steel iron
work to order. 2G-tf
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Van Blarcum
are building a house on Granite street
25x5O feet long two stories high. 1t
will be for rent.
r. w. Lamb, of Monarch, spent Thurs
day of this week in town. He is smil-
ing as usual and says that Monarch is
coming to the front.
Miss Louie NJ. Howcs, II of Mon
arh's accomplished ladies, visited friends
in out city yesterday.
w. J. Dent, Tom. Gecr, Mr.. Farnham,
Mr.. Elliott, II. J. Foster, jerks Barker,
VIM. Richie and others represented ouI
sister camp in town part Of this week.
J.. A.. Hoffman, Esq, of Greet Falls,
was in camp this week, having the pros
e~cution in the case of Richie VS. Mackie,
before Judge Gray. He<was just in from
Barker and brought with him a large
specimen of ore from the Tiger.
w. H. Mcfarland, who spent part of
the past year at Neihart and started
lately for the west. pulled up at Nelson,
B. c.. where he writes to his friend,
James Kyle. lie says things are quite
dull in those parts but that the people
are hopeful of a great future.
The genial attorney, W. W. Praul, of
Neihart, was in town this week, and
gave us a few illustrations of Neihart's
characters. w. w. thinks Neihart the
boss camp and will stay with it. He
has spent most Of the winter in Great
Falls and Acknowledgements County
News.
Last Wednesday week Chas. Lochray,
of Sand Coulee, representative for Cas-
cade county in the state legislature, and
his sister-in-law, Mrs. T. B. McShane,
visited friends at Neihart. Mr.. LOchray
is Il man Of acknowledged ability and
one whose conversation is well worth
listening to.
The new NJ. f. church is almost com
pleted, for occupancy and will be open
ed for service in about three weeks.
The plastering is nearly finished and the
carpenters are o engaged in making
the seats. 1t is a beautiful building,
nicely located, and is an honor to the
town in which we live.
E. A. Danic, from the east, has ac-
ceptcd a position in the store of Burch-
ard & Pierse and has entered upon the
new duties. Mr.. DAME is a gentleman
of wide experience as a salesman, talks
both French and English, knows the
alphabet of the dry goods business, and
will make friends in the town.
Prof. O. c. Morrison, of Great Fall, IT.
repressible and non-come-at-able, was
doing our town the first of the week,
He tells a story with which there is link
ed much of prosperity for this camp
He will be here often during the sum
mer, and says he is sure the camp will
materiallze into something good.
J. J. Dohcrty came up this week from
Belt where he has been working will
Chas. Lochray on a power drill pros
pecting for coal. Mr.. Doherty has al
interest in the Silver Horn property, an(
in several mining prospects in and about
Carpenter creek. He says he thinks
good future awaits Neihart and that slit
will soon come to the front. He vii
stay with it if he lives.
In the window of the Neihart Phar
macy was a most beautiful Oil painting tn
handiwork of Mrs. ]. c. Kenmouth. |
is a farm yard scene, with hills in tn
back ground, gilded by the retreatin'
rays of the setting SUI The farm hous
is of logs neatly built and standing nea
a burling stream. The roof of thatch
ornamented with an image of a stor
standing on the comb. A herd of kin
stand in the water with a look of sell
satisfaction as if the day had been to
long and sultry and that their retur
was to rest from its weary wandering
: Children play iii the yard, geese an
ducks, astonishingly perfect in Likeness
fill in the scene and render on the whol
a most pleasing effect. The picture
hirhlu well eyncutad and shows I'D