The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-04-22

vote NIOluay.
Vote next Monday.
Vote early and often.
You can't vote Tuesday.
See the ad of the Neihart Pharmacy in
this issue.
ID. F. Smith was an arrival on Wedncs-
nesday's train.
F. B. Wilcox came out to camp on
Fridays train.
II. c. Foster, Barker, ran up to the
camp Wednesday.
Chris Schwcrdt arrived from Great
Falls last Friday.
A. J. Palmer and S. Bradcn, of Helena.
were here Monday.
A. II. Adams of Padvillc, MINI, WIS.,
tied camp this week.
c. A. Armstrong, of Lcathbridge, visi-
ted the camp this week.
Hugh Hutchinson, of Logging Creek,
came up to see friends in camp this week.
Miss May Sutton visited friends in
Great Falls last week, returning Monday.
VIM. Tierney, of the Neihart Realty
Co., returned this week from his eastern
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. Kcnmouth,
and little daughter are registered at the
Frisco.
G. J. Ringwald returned from Great
Falls last Wednesday in his usual bright
spirit.
Hcbcr Dunlap, of Monarch swooped
down upon unsupported citizens here
Wednesday.
Geo. Nudge, Ct. Falls, boot and shoe
man interested in mines here, came out
to the city Monday.
James Baatz, of the Rocky Mountain
Bottling Works, this place, came to
camp Wednesday.
1t has been remarked with surprise
how many good looking republicans
| there are in this town.
w. s. Pierce, st. Paul, electrician was
here Monday or business connected with
the mammoth Queen plant.
More strangers in town than usual and
still they come. "Whcrc the buzzarls
fly, there must the carriOn be-"
Duncan Mcdonald, the Republican
candidate for mayor, arrived in town on
Wednesdays train from Great Falls.
w. w. Praul, always cheerful and
happy, came out Monday to see his
friends and attend to business matters.
Miss Ida Sutton has been sick the past
few days, threatened with pneumonia,
but we arc glad to report is much i'm
proved.
George Bulge, of Great Falls, was in
camp this week on business. He is
feeling bright and happy and thinks
Ncihart is all right.
There will be preaching Sunday
April "a, morning and evening in the
schoollouse. unday school ESQ p. m
All are cordially invited.
REV. j. VIGUs.
Mr.. Speedy has finished papcring and
decorating the Office of the First Ma
tional Bank and his work stands as al
argument convincing us of his skill
The inside of this building looks as neat
as a new pin.
Prof. o. C. Morrison, Great Falls
came out on Wednesdays train
paid the HERALD n pleasant visit
The Prof. is up to snuff in the geologi
cal line and upon his speciality is a cap
ital conversational.
Rev. II. bingham visited Neihar
Wednesday and preached in the school
house the same evening. He rcturne.
to the Falls Thursday. The Episcopal
ians are gathering their forces togcthc
and displaying some amount of energy
Frank II. Pilling, of St. Paul, repres
enting the Polk Directory Publishin!
Company, was in town this week deliver
ing his work, a directory of Minnesota
North and South Dakota and Montana
1t is a fine work and shows up the ad
vantages of our town in a healthy man
ner.
1t is now announced that the Butte 1
Boston smc]ter, destroyed by fire Il few
days ago at Butte, will be rebuilt a
Great Falls, and that work will be com
mcnced in a short time President Hill
arranged this matter with the Butte
Boston directors on Friday.-Great Fall
News.
Miss S. +. Curtis, who has give
music lessons in Neihart all winter ha
been employed as teacher in the publ
school at Barker and went Sunday t.
accept the position and enter upon it
duties. Miss Curtis made many friend
while here whose best wishes attend he
in her new field of labor.
Tom PAUL and his nephew, 10. visite'
Barker the first of the week returne'
Thursday. They are we'll impresse,
with the sister camp after having visite'
several of the principal mines, anon.
which are the Silver Bell, Carter an
others. Mr.. PAUL thinks Barker
bound to come to the front.
II. Matthcs, in company with HERNIA
Luther, returned from the Falls las
FRIDAY Tho fOrnav hoe nrNcura1