The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-01-29

Jack Standiford and Harvey Means
have a winters job, on the summit,
shoveling snow and clearing the road
for the stage company.
F. B. Wilcox, of the we'll known real
estate firm of Chowen & Wilcox, Great
was among those from that city
who took a run up Monday.
The Gait and Letbbridge coal is the
best and really the cheapest for there is
waste, rock or sulphur in it. Sold
by the Neihart Lumber Co. Is If.
Attorney Bennett visited Helena Sat-
returning Wednesday. He was
business before the supreme court
and reports Il very satisfactory trip.
Ed. Cook was the fortunate person
who held the right number for the mus
ic box at Mrs. Sprague's. His friends
all enjoyed a good cigar on his luck.
Green & Brennan have the we'll known
Belt Creek Coal for sale, delivered in
any part of the city for $3.50 per ton,
car lots at 5000 per ton. None better
in Neihart. 6-tf.
Remember the dance at the Judge
Hotel this evening. These parties are
enjoyable and are becoming pop
ular under Prof. fuckers management.
T. E. Brady, of Great Falls, was
among IL visitors the past week, look
ing after the arranging of water works
for the city, he having the water right
O'Brien creek.
The Park Hotel has not the hand
lady walters in the camp, nor
any French Or Italion counts in the
kitchen, but it is the best hotel in I'M
and run strictly on hotel principles.
Green & Brennan have for sale a
few choice residence and business
lots in Neihart within one block of
the post office. These lots can be
sold on time and at a bargain.
J. B. Douglas, of Logging Creek, after
spent five months at Butte. fell
down among friends here last Monday.
Mr.. Douglas is Il veritable old timer and
knows the ways of the west to per-
lection.
W. W. Praul was among the returned
wanderers last Wednesday. He has
spent the time in st. Louis and Chicago.
Contrary, however, to all expectation,
he returned alone, but wears Il very salts
fed smile.
c. M. Lanning, of Benton, came in
Monday on hts first visit to Neihart.
Tuesday he proceeded to the Springs
where he goes to try their virtue for
rheumatism with which he has been
afflicted for some time.
Green & Brennan are agents for
the celebrated Belt creek coal.
They keep on hand a frst-class arti-
Gle of blacksmith coal, hay, grain,
oats, flour, vegetables, fresh oysters,
fish and fruits.
James Baatz, of Great Falls, has
bought an interest in Nelson Bros. build
ing and will use the full basement for
his new mandatory. He is having it
fitted up and is putting in a large stock
of ice, so as to be ready for business as
soon as the weather warns up.
When in Great Falls call at Browns
barber shop and Turkish bath rooms
and try DR.. Franks Turkish, Russian
and Medicated Baths, a sure cure for
Rheumatism, La Grippe, Neuralgia and
bad colds. Dunn Block, Central Ave.
7 If
In due credit to Geo. S. Bailey it may
be truly said that d bath at his place is
ahead of most baths in Montana. The
peculiar formation, here, is such that no
carbonate of lime (hardness) enters the
water and this quality of water is one of
the chief essentials to IA successful and
satisfactory bath.
A large number of our young gentle
men, Sunday fixed themselves up early
in the morning and waited patiently all
the forenoon for the young ladies to
come around to give them a sleigh ride,
for this is leap year. But alas, their
waiting was in vain; so they had to
make up Il party and take it alone,
They enjoyed their ride, but felt a little
%envious every time they met the fair ones
entertained by some other fellow who
had not waited for leap year privileges.
1t is to be hoped that every taxpayer
interested in having a good fire depart
ment organized, will be on hand next
Tuesday evening. 1t will encourage
these who are to take part, if they see
that there is an interest taken in the
matter. There are some people, and
they can be found in almost any place,
who know all about such matters but
take good care to be absent when an
organization is being perfected. After
all arrangements. are made, you find
these same parties kicking and finding
fault, and telling how it should have
been done. They never enter a protest
in time for fear of not being able to say
81 told you So" The time to take a
hand will be next Tuesday evening. If
you cannot attend, do not grumble after
wards.
MINING NOTES.