The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-07-09
CAMP
Jackson's Music House. Great Falls.

JdCkSOll ) MuSlC louoC
Tag your dogs.
Republican meeting tonight.
A. J. Briggs came in from kibbey
yesterday.
The 1888" is expected to start up soon
with a full force of men.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. S. Barker spent
the Fourth in White Sulphur Springs.
Let every republican vote for bonds
to-day, as often as possible and then at
tend the called meeting for tonight.
The Bank of Neihart is preparing to
occupy the room in the Barker block to
be vacated by the Mccarthy sisters.
A dog that banks at the heels of pass
ing horses ought to be shot, or IA human
life is not worth more than IA dogs life.
Dan. Mcneil, driving the freight
team of the late Mr.. HolbrOOk came in
from Great Falls last Thursday evening.
MARRIED:-At Kibbey, Mont, MIR.
Chas. McGee to Miss Emma Croft, Judge
Lee officiating. May happiness attend
them.
Pat Sweeney and c.. J. Wooster
have leased the Compromise mine
and are pushing a drift at the same time
taking out some fine ore.
The Ingersoll lead is widening in the
north drift and pay ore is extracted
from a vein three feet wide. This pro-
perty will yet be a world heater.
Services at the First M. f. church on
Sunday; Sunday school at 80 p. m.
In the evening the Sunday School will
give a concert beginning at 8 p. M.
d. Driscoll, who has been attending
law school at Cincinnati, Ohio, return
ed this week, and has accepted a post
ion in Wight & Hills abstract office at
White Sulphur Springs.
3. F. Fitzpatrick, who has been spend
ING the winter in the health resort, left
Tuesday morning for his claims i'll Mel
hart. s.Fitz" has the good wishes OF
many acknowledgement County News
We received this week a letter from
Judge Lee, of Kibbey, stating that work
in that country was being pushed and
that the rancllers as well as sheep mel
are iubillent over the denomination OF
Harrison.
The %Cornucopia is taking $50 ounce
ore from one of their drifts and the APP.
pearance now is that the mine would
soon be paying for its development
This property is backed by good mining
men and will pay in their hands if there
is anything in the ground.
White Sulphur Springs gave "A cele
bration July 4 which was ii success O
the highest order. The sports were al
interesting and appreciated prizes being
of IA size to make them so. A chOi
furnished vocal music and o@ratiOns were
delivered by Messrs. Powell Black an,
N. C. Bainum. Citizens attending from
here speak highly of the OCCASION.
The Mccarthy sisters remove theil
stock of millinery the first of mex weel
to the building leased by Mrs. Neon
nell. east of the post office. Misse
Anna and Mamie Mccarthy show goo'
business sagacity and steady enterprise
in carrying a good stock of the hes
goods in the millinery line, and thci
friends have increased in number yer,
rapidly since their arrival in camp
They are well worthy of success.
Master Willie Gray, age Is of whom
our own Judge John NJ. Gray is tn
proud father, lives at Washington, c. H.
Ohio. He is an exceedingly bright AM
Energetic heir, taking grades in hi
school work far above those of his elders
His letters to his father are fine speci
mems of penmanship, composition an'
nicely arranged thought. To read then
one would imagine that a person o
mature years had furnished the thoughts
The Judge is justly proud of the achiev
ments of his boy.
John Nee. Wilson, better known a
Jack, returned from his eastern trip thi
week and his accustomed face is see
once more. His stay of W month
was "a very p lcasant one, and he saw hi
parents both in the best of health. TIL
east, Rochester, Buffalo, and other point!
in his old stamping ground are grow
entirely out of his knowledge in th
years since he visited them last. II
went to other places in New York stat
and thereabout and found everywhere
the same astonishing advancement. TIL
only thing that seemed familiar to hin
was the reckless betting in New Yor
state on the success of the %republica
candidate for president, the same a
when he left rs years ago. He says tn
opinion is common that Cleveland ca
not carry New York.
Blank books and office supplies a
Caikin's book store. l6-tf
Aldermen Consider.