The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-04-29
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Jacksoh's Music House, Great Falls.
Frank l.. Street is in town this week.
Catch on to the want column.
Best of meals served at the Bon Ton.
Election day passed off very Quietly
Monday.
New sidewalks on the south side of
Main street.
The want column is the place for
luck. Give it a hitch.
VIM. Mueller is among the number
attending court this week.
Doc. Pottle has returned to Great
Falls from a trip to California.
Mrs. Al. Dcvinc was a passenger on
| Mondays train from Great Falls.
r. Z. Hcalcy, +. B. Dubach and J. NJ.
GirouX went out to the Falls on ycSter-
days train.
James Moore, our rustling citizen, is
having a neat cottage built on the Com
promise ground,
If you are a baseballist don't fail to
attend the meeting at the HERALD office
next Saturday evening,
W. j. Dent, of Craig and Dent. drug
gists, of Barker, was in town yesterday
en-route to Great Falls.
Miss Lottie Wcstberg, of Galva, H.,
is at present visiting her brother, Victor
e. Wcstberg of this place.
A. NJ. Lewis flashes his banner and
informs the reading public that he is
headquarter for shoes. Get on to his
smoke.
Ncihart has the material for a base
ball nine equal to any in the state, out
side of Butte and Belcnn. Boys, why
not organize!
There will be Il meeting of the stock
holders of the Diamond II Mining Com
pany at this place ON the goth of MAY
for the purpose of electing seven trus-
tees.
We are informed that the reported
marriage of Mrs. Anna Owen to James
Mcintosh Is not true. 1t is a source OF
regret that such information will creep
into the papers.
F. B. Dubach has a frame building in
the course of erection on the rear of his
Main Street lot. The building when
finished will re two stories high and
have eight rooms. Size 24x3O feet.
DeVinc and Farris have opened up a
fashionable short order house in the
Nelander building and has furnished it
to the queens taste. 1t is is called the
"Quecn City" and for a short order
lunch house is such a M as Great Fails
or Helena may be proud of.
r. Scott, of Glasgow, Mont, G. N,
Ry. engineer between Glasgow and
Havrc came in yesterday the first he has
visited since last June. lie called at
the Herald and spoke his surprise at
seeing such marked advancement in the
growth of the town. Tic is interested
in certain mining and townsitc proper
ties here.
VIM. RAIDER, G. J. Wooster, Steve
Picrse, c. II. Burchard, Chas. Crawford
P. II. Donovan, Homer Thomas, Phil
Walsh, Gust. Qkerman, Dune. Mellon.
aid, +. g. Maclay, T. =. Brady, Peter NJ
Baum and others are at the Springs fol
their health and pleasure. But thcil
reason for going at this season is that
the law demands it.
Otto +. SchOenfcld, secretary of Hon
Paris Gibson, Great Falls. called yester
day to behold our thriving business &C.
%tivitics. Mr.. Schcnfeld is a holder in
the Sweepstakes mine and has great faith
in its success. He spent a pleasant hOu,
with us and told of many things hope.
full for Ncihart, hut his rctreating words
were "kcep your eye on the Sweep
stakes"
Pat Sweeney, Andrew Nelson, FRED
Link and Henry Tegtmcyer took a lease
not long age on the Compromise. They
have driven the tunnel Is feet farthe7
into the hill and are now sinking on til,
body of ore in the breast, The ore il
holding out well aud is at present ahou
2 feet wide In the pay. The hoys begun
q month ago and as the tunnel had beel
idle Il long while much clearing an,
repairing was required before they coul,
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