The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-06-18
Jackson's Music House, Great Falls.

Jackson's Music House, Great Falls.
Louis Goslin and r. E. Wilbur, OF
Barker visited Neihart on business Thurs
day.
Belt river on a tear is a sight which
we do not often have the privilege of
viewing.
Frank Phelps, of the county seat and
we'll known over most of the county,
was here this week.
The planting of the electric light
poles, which is now progressing in our
town gives the place somewhat of a
metropolitan air.
E. B. NOrell, cashier of the Bank of
Neihart, has purchased a house and two
lots near the new church. He will make
this place his home.
Geo. A. Graham, of Great Falls, spent
a few days in camp this week and shook
hands among his friends. He is a live
go-ahead young man and will succeed.
Alex Wright returned on Thurs
days coach, from White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Wright during his absence Wis
tied Helena and Bozeman in the interest
of his paper.
There will be preaching in the First
NJ. E. Church on Sunday morning and
evening; Sunday school at $50 p. IN.
Evening subject, "Analogy of life" All
are warmly invited.
A stock of tents on hand to supply
the trade. Buy a tent and take a vaca-
ton.
29-tf GREGG Bros.
J. E. Sites and family have moved to
a coy new residence back of the Park
hotel. Mr.. Sites has been in Neihart a
long time and in his residence here has
been one of her best citizens.
FOUND.-A pocketbook containing
money. The party who al prove the
property can have the same by calling
at the Herald Office and paying for this
local at the rate of fifteen cents per line.
NJ. f. Lennon, a friend of our esteem
ed citizen f. c. Paske, arrived in Mel
halt during the present week. Mr..
Lennon has opened a law Office in the
Barker block. Both Mr.. Lennon and
Mr.. Paske came from the town of Hur-
ley, Wisconsin.
John Raglan of Churdan, Iowa, came
in Wednesday and began his residence
here, lie is a nephew of B. S. Fitzpat-
rick, one of the pioneers of Montana and
of Neihart. He is also an acquaintance
of the two Michaels, Killeen and Hughes,
whom the boys all know and honor.
Chas. Hill, of White Sulphur Springs,
deputy recorder for this county, was
here several days this week renewing old
acquaintance and meeting friends. Mr..
Hill was one of our citizens six years ago
and knew the town in its infancy. He
remarks the Improvements made in the
meantime with much favor.
The Neihart Realty company are fix
ing their dam, which was broken during
the last storm and in order to do so are
taking the dirt from the hill which ex-
tends into Main street, opposite the Mel
hart Lumber Co. office. This will make
the street level at that point and will go
towards giving it a much better appear
ance.
At a citizens meeting held last even
ing in CrawfOrd's hall the question o
a 4th of July celebration was discussed,
and on the subject of funds for the ex-
penses the meeting decided to defer the
matter for one week. VIM. Tierney was
president and Richard Brennan secretary.
Next Friday night at the same place the
meeting will be held. Let everybody
come.
Miss Zina Amsden is a proficient and
accomplished teacher in music. She
performs well on piano or organ and
possesses the art of giving the spirit and
animation to a production intended by
the author. Her playing is such as pu-
pills may learn much from and be as
sured of it's correctness. She gives les
sons at the Park hotel or at homes and
as a teacher is giving eminent salts
faction.
Miss Mary Hamilton was this week
the recipient of a handsome gold watch
and charm the gift of her friends. 1t is
a solid gold, hand engraved hunting
case, with full jeweled movement, and
the charm OF pendant consists of very
rich, cut gold quartz, set in a brilliant
Mosaic gold frame. It was sent to her
with a letter of presentation, signed by
all the givers. The present was a great
surprise to her, but speaks well for the
esteem in which she is held by her
friends.