The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-08-20
VIM. Mueller returned from the Falls

G.. L. Parker paid Great Falls a visit
during the present week.
Attorney M. C. Lennon arrived on
Friday from Great Falls.
Since the railroad has been running
many strangers are noticed in camp.
c. P. Downing wife and child was
among the arrivals yesterday from
Great Falls.
DR.. Humphry will hereafter extract
teeth without causing pain, by the use of
the famous Anti Nerve Pena.
The Monarch mine had to shut down
on thursday owing to a break in the
cable. Work will be resumed as o 0
as a new cable can be had.
Mrs. H. V. Wheeler, of Helena, will
speak in the M. E. church Wednesday
evening Aug. gath, on women's foreign
mission work. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Strassburger, the contractor on
the new Luther block, is pushing the
work rapidly to completion. A large
force of men are engaged on the build
ing.
Milk shakes at }. p. Ryan's.
The Monarch mine is improving rs
work continues. They have taken out
quite an amount of ore which they will
increase. as soon as the mine is in shape
to make an upraise.
Try milk shakes at Ryan's.
The Perry Brothers, Robert and
George have opened meat market at
the old stand of the Neihart Meat Com
pany and will furnish the public with
all kinds of fresh meats. fish and veget-
ables. We wish them success.
Sticky fly paper at w. J. Minar's.
AT IL meeting Of the directors
of the Silver Horn Mining Co.
it was decided to run one hundred feet
more of a tunnel. The contract for the
same has been let to Andrew Fink, Ole
Anderson and c. F. Lysell.
Jackson's Music House. Great Falls.
We are glad TO report that Frank
Rock who was hurt in the Monarch
mine is able to be out again and is gain
ing in strength rapidly; also that Frank
Nelander, who was hurt in the Annie
Rooney mine is nearly well and will
soon be ready to take charge of the
mine.
The Moulton has a large quantity of
tirst-class ore ready for shipment and
would have shipped before this had not
some obstacc arisen. 1t is thought
that the change in their plan is due to
the low price of silver. Development
work continues and the sinking of the
SHAFT will soon.
Owing to the railroad being much
damaged at a point six miles out of Mel
hart, the train On Friday got off the track.
The front truck on one of the freight
ao.. looo,,o ,,,oI, lo,,orol Inv tho acci
dent, necessitating the remainder of the
trip to be made very slowly. The train
arrived in Ncihart one hour and a half
late.
Rev. j. L.. Sooy and family left on
Tuesdays train for their home in Des
Moines, Iowa. They will go via. Helena
and visit the National Park. They
were well pleased with their visit here
and predict wonderful things for Mel
hart. Many friends were made by them
during their visit, who will be glad to
see them repeat their visit another year.
The Hotel Judge will open on Tues
day night August %, with a grand ball.
VIM. Judge will have the management
Of the hotel with the exception of the
dining room and kitchen which will be
under the able management of J. w.
McCully, a long experienced and first
class caterer. These gentlemen are hard
workers and their guests will receive the
best of accommodation and attention.
l.. S. Woodbury., manager of the Great
Falls Iron works, visited the camp the
first of this week. This company does a
large business in the camp supplying
machinery to the mines. Mr.. Woodbury.
is a rustler and has by his untiring eff
forts made the Great Falls Iron works
one of the best of its kind in the state.
Any machinery needed in the way of
mining can be had through his company
and at prices which are pronounced very
low. Mr.. Woodbury. returned on Tues
days train to the Falls and informs us
that he will return Immediately to Mel
hart to remain several days in the inter
est of his company.
On wednesday at 12 O'Clock a great
number of people hurried to the depot
in order to be in time for the train,
which could be heard coming by the
sound Of the whistle. The train was
rapidly approaching the depot and every
body was in a great rush to be on time
when it arrived. Express wagons flew,
hotel hacks were on the dead run and
the commotion was general, but what
was the surprise when they found that
after all this hurry it was only the work
train instead of the passenger. The