The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24
CAMP

Monday. MI. mas Deen an
sent about five weeks spending most OF
the time in Illinois. He says that state
is in a very prosperous condition. Mr.
Kcnmonth has about decided to 90 il
business in Great Falls, having nearly
completed arrangements for that pur-
pose. He will not leave Neihart dis.
gusted but thinks that the camp is all
right and has a wonderful future.
Hon. Il. f. Collins of Great Falls
came up Wednesday evening on bust
ness connected with the Queen of which
he is now a director. On the solicita-
ton of his friends a hastey call was is
sued and a meeting was held in Craw-
ford's hall, where p. F. Hammersly pre-
sided, and Mr.. Collins spoke at some
length on the good things his party
promises to do when in power.
Mrs. r. B. McShanc and mother, Mrs.
J. p. Doherty of Sand COulee visited
friends in Ncihart this week. They
gave the HERALD Office Il pleasant call
and remarked with surprise the splen-
did equipment of machinery at this Of
flee. They spent two days at Neihart
very cnjoyably and said they saw amore
advanced growth in the camp than they
expected.
The district meeting of the Montana
mission of the NJ. f. Church will be
held in Neihart Dec. 6, 7 and 8. A
large number Of visitors are expected
here on that occasion among whom are
all the preachers of the Great Falls dis
trict.
Dan Lenny is doing development
work on the Pennsylvania, a most pro-
missing claim on the West side of Badly.
Mr.. Lenny is Il true blue republican and
promises not to tunnel in so far that he
cannot get out in time for election.
Mrs. G. J. Ringwald returned to Mel
hart Friday and we are glad to note that
she is quite strong again. She has been
sick Il long time, but the trip from Hell
cna was rather invigorating than weak
ening to her.
j. G. Nc Dowcll the enterprising eX-
press man is prompt and efficient in his
business. He comes from Ohio, where
good men are produced, and consequent
" fills the measure where abilities are
required.
Mrs. IIolbrook returned this week
from the Springs, where she had been
settling up the estate of her lamented
husband. She i'll remain in Neihart,
and will build on lots across the creek.
Assessor David Rice of Cascade coun-
ty was in Ncihart on Saturday last.
Mr.. Rice has many interests here in the
wav of mining and townsite property
which demands his attention at times.
G. W. Jones, hotel man of Barker,
paid his friends in Ncihart, including
the HERALD office, 4 visit yesterday. He
was on return from the peoples party
convention at the Springs.
ID. F. Smith of Barker is here this
week overseeing the construction of
on the Red Bird. One of
these connects the school house with
Main street. Good work.
We have received a beautiful Montana
sapphire from French Bar, the gift of
Mr.. j. J. Doherty. Things are coming
our way. We extend the usual thanks.
c. J. Wooster, John McAssey, A. NJ.
Lewis, Andy Wilson, Martin O'Brien,
Steve Piersc and a whole slew of Mel
hart's warriors are doing court this week.
NJ. F. Church services: Epworth
League will meet at 7.30 p. NJ. Preach
ing at s p. NJ. Subject: The worlds
greatest need. All are cordially invited.
Daniel Payne of Monarch arrived in
Neihart ON Monday. Mr.. Payne has
one of the finest ranches in that vicinity
and reports crops in a fine condition.
4 fishing party, composed of some of
the elite would now be at the Slnice
Boxes camping but for the unpropitiouS
interrogation Of bad weather.
c. d. Ladd is prospecting in the Snow
creek contry. May he strike great
leads of gold and silver bearing
quartz is our prayer.
b. %Jaffrcy, Of san Francisco, Cal, is
here on mining business. He represents
a good amount of capital and is interest
ed in the place.
School opened this week with a large
attendance. 1t is possible that an extra
teacher will be employed to take care of
the mob.
p. F. Boland, organizer of the Miners
Union, spent a few days in this vicinity
this week, going to the Springs yester-
day.
Mrs. DIR. J. G.. Hunter and Miss Cooper,
of Helena drove to Neihart this week,
and are the guests Of Mrs. w. II. Banks.
Mrs. Boyer, of Monarch and Mrs.
Wyman of Barker, visited friends in
Neihart on Friday afternoon.
James A. Carnegie, Monarch's stauch-