The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-06-11
CAMP NOTES.
Jackson's Music House, Great Fall.

Observe.
I. c. Simpson was a passenger OF
Tuesdays coach bound for the Springs.
Mr.. C. L. Parker secretary Queen o
the Hills Mining company took the trail
on Saturday last for the east.
Preaching at IL a. III. in the new M
E. church building next Sunday by Rev
Joel Vigus. Everybody welcome.
Simon ~Farquaharson is building
pretty residence on the Neihart Realty
Co. ground opposite the lumber yard.
Charles d. Ladd, in the front rank as
an enterprising and public spirited cit.
izen, returned Wednesday from Great
Falls.
ReAerend bingham will preach next
Wednesday evening, June 18th at 8 p
m. at A. O. L. w. hall. Everybody in.
yited.
F. S. Putnam is now attending to his
new duties as marshal. He is a widea-
wake man and begins the discharge OF
his duties with vigur.
James s. Gordon went to Monarch on
Thursdays train. This being the second
trip from town in n week, looks like
there must be some big real estate deaI
on hand.
LosT:-Last Sunday, a gold watch
charm at some point on Carpenter OF
Belt creek below town. The finder will
be literally rewarded by returning the
same to DUNCAN MCDONALD.
At a meeting of the Neihart Base Bal
Club held Wednesday evening, Jack
Trip was elected captain; J. s. Gordon.
treasurer; Fred Sprague, corresponding
secretary; Dan Slavin, manager.
McMillen & SOule are erecting an adj
dition to the rear of their building, size.
1890. When finished it will be used
for "A sausage department. Underneath
this addition will be a cellar 19x20.
The mail from White Sulphur Springs
was carried without the assistance at
the summit of sleighs for the first time
in the season June 8. This breaking up
of snow at the summit is a month later
than last year.
L. S. Bowen arrived in camp from
White Sulphur Springs on Monday
coach. Mr.. Bowen represent the Helena
Journal and is rustling in the interest OF
that paper. He says he will visit most
of the mines in camp and will remain
| about a week.
Mrs. J. r. Nudge will visit friends in
Portland, Oregon and other western
points. for a month or more starting in a
few DAYS. Mrs. Van Blarcum will ac-
company her as far as Helena where
she will remain with friends. We trust
these ladies will have IN enjoyable so
%journ.
w. II. Padgctt, of Butte has assumed
management of the dining department
of Hotel Judge, beginning his new con
n%ection a few days ago. Mr.. Padgett
comes recommended for long experience
in the restaurant business and as a cat
erer promises to give the best of salts
faction.
Alderman Pierse was sick yesterday.
so he could not amble about with his
usual ability. The cause is attributable
either to a too vigorous excrtion in the
band practices, or to the fact that he
stood on his front porch and openly
ridiculated the republican club of Mel
hart. Boomerangs are dangerous weapons
G. X. Malcolm has received the pri-
velege of selling refreshments on the
ground of the celebration next monday
Strawberries, cakes, ice cream, lemonade
etc, will be on tap. \ large quantity
of strawberries have been sent in for the
occasion and these will be sold at his
fruit emporium by the quart or case
Save your sheckles and buy.
The Strawberry festival given by the
ladies of the NJ. E. church on the even.
ings June 3 and 4 was a grand success
The attendance was very large anG
everybody had an e. enjoyable time. The
ice cream and Strawberries were the best
the country could afford. On counting
up the proceeds the ladies found they
had Melted $50 after paying all expenses
The Neihart Electric Company by it.
superintendent, C. P. Downing, is show
ing no little enterprise in the rapidit!
with which it is arranging its machinery
wires, etc., preparatory to illuminating
the streets, and shops of a thriving camp
The poles are now being placed in posi-
ton and citizens can expect to see thu
streets and houses lighted up in about
10 days. Many citizens have already in
serted private wires into their residences
The Neihart Cornet Band gave its frs
public concert on Tuesday evening. II
say the music was good would be put
ting it in mild form. The new bano
consists of Is pieces, and behind thos'
Is pieces are Is men all of whom hav'
pounded more or less wind in their time
Frank Tombs is the leader and his abili
ties to organize are excellent. The bant
will f,rnicb tho muSic on nayt Monday