The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-07-23

VIM. f. johnson the blacksmith went
to the springs.
0. B. Vinal is out of camp on business
for the Queen.
The Benton has -four or five cars of ore
ready for shipment.
Neihart beat Barker at a game of ball
last Sunday in a score of 10 to IL.
Charles D. Laid is able to be on the
street again after a three weeks illness.
Mrs. J. r. Nudge has gone to Wash
ington state for Il visit with friends.
Tom Gong is a member of the Mason
ic order, having joined while yet he
lived in China.
Geo. f. Gum acts as foreman of the
MoultOn during the time Mr.. Banks is
laid up with his recent injuries.
Richard Brennan, Jr., is nov employ
ed as Junior clerk in the Minar Pre-
scription store. Stick to it, Dick.
Mrs. d. w. Davis, instead of Mrs. G.
S. Bailey, as our reporter had 1t, won
2nd prize in the ladies' rifle shoot July
4th.
VIM. Brown of the Florence mine has
gone to the Little Rockies to visit some
mining properties in which he is inter
ested.
A force of graders on Main street
together with the music of carpenters
hammers gives the town the semblance
of business.
The Queen of the Hills Mining Com
pany has set its annual meeting of stock
holders for Aug. II, as the call is found
in another column.
Jno. S. Cook and W. F. Oden of this
place went on a prospecting and fishing
tour into the Tenderfoot country. They
returned last night.
The new Schoolhouse has been raised
and in part inclosed. Joseph Wagner
with a crew of five or six men is pushing
the work with rapidity.
Miss. Kenny, of West Superior, Wis
c%onsin, is visiting the family of J. c.
KenmOnth. Mrs. KenmOnth and Miss.
Zina Amsden are her cousins.
Frank Rock, under the professional
skill of DR.. B. F. SandOw at the Belt
Mountain Hospital is still improving.
He sits up part of the time and is gain
ing strength rapidly.
Mrs. F. Mcconnell went to Butte city
last Monday where she will join her
daughter, Mrs. Peeler, Mrs. Mcconnell
owns real estate in Butte city, and has
gone to look after her interests there.
Men and teams are engaged cutting a
way the bank on Main street near the
center of town, the object being to i'm
prove the driveway. Let everybody
sing praises unto the most high council.
Mr.. Theis of Theis and Foster, Spok-
ane, was in town yesterday to receive
the bonds of the school district properly
signed by the board of education. This
last act places $1,000 at the disposal of
the district.
Services at the NJ. f. Church on Sun
day will be as follows: In the after
noon Sunday school at $50. Tn the
evening preaching by the pastor, "a ser
mon to Young men" Evening service
commences at 8.
Geo. J. Ringwald was called Monday
to Helen. to the bedside of a sick wife.
Mrs. Ringwald has been sick for nearly |
five months and except for short periods
has been confined to the house. 1t is
hoped that she is very much better by
this time.
Charles DeLarmer has the thanks of
our scribe for IA fine mess of fish, and the |
HERALD force is only waiting till Mr..
DeLarmer comes up for representative
or commissioner to give him a boast.
We believe in reciprocity, the greatest
of American principles.
We are glad to report the condition of
Judpe Gray's health very much i'm
proved. He has had the medical attend
auce of DR.. Sandow and the almost on
slant nursing care of his friend, Mr.. ].
II. Lotus. 1t is hoped sincerely that he
will be on the street again soon.
Messrs. Walker and Laundry, lately
arrived from Michigan, on looking over
the camp have decided to tic up for
keeps and have accordingly purchased
residence property. They have located
on the south side of Main street ut the
Neihart Realty Company's ground, and
have commenced the erection of Il resi-
dence house. The building will have a
fiat metallic roof and be 24x36 feet.
The Meagher county exhibit at the
Helena Mining Congress was one of the
finest there, The collection, though not
large, was very creditable and nearly |
equal in size to any other county, while
in attractiveness it was a most superior
showing. The specimens from the Flor
ence, Hartley, Moulton and Gait at
tracted a great deal of attention as did
all the Neihart mines, while a large