The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-04-22
CAMP NOTES..

Jackson's Music House, Great Falls.
Catch on to the want column.
Are you a citizen or republican!
Best of meals served at the Ben Ton.
When you go to vote will you stand
or beg!
The want column is the place for
luck. Give it Il hitch.
w. J. Humphrey and E. J. Barker
went to Barker Monday.
Easter was observed by the usual oval
and cggs-act demonstration.
Ncihart as a mining camp is attracting
the attention of the outside world.
Mrs. F. A. Preston and her little boy
visited friends ut Monarch Sunday.
Miss Anna Mccarthy, of the Mccarthy
sisters, milliners. goes to Barker to-day.
Mrs. AL. Pierse returned Friday from
her visit of a few weeks at Boise City,
Idaho.
Hiram Willis was in town from Barker
last Saturday. He tlourished with his
usual ability.
The public says we need sidewalks.
Some of our best citizens are apt to
mire beyond the ken of gentlemen.
II. II. Walrath, piano salesman for
Jackson's music store, Great Falls, was
in camp this week on business.
Mr.. Speedy, of Ludcke, Speedy e. Co.,
interior decorators, of Great Falls is in
town attending to professional business.
Hon. r. f. Collins returned from the
east to-day, and when he tells our people
what he has done for Great Falls there
will be a happy smile on every face
Looking for good news.-Great Falls
News.
Jackson's Mammoth Music House,
Great Falls, will soon be open to the
public with the most complete line OF
pianos, organs, musical merchandise and
sheet music ever brought into Montana
The grand opening will take place the
first Of the coming week.
The Ncihart Rod and Gun Club shoots
Sunday, April gath for the Ringwald
gold medal, tins being the third shoot
for the prize. p. +. MCGOWAN has held
it in the first and second contests and this
is the last chance to take it from him
Pete says he wishes some one else would
capture it.
Rev. Edwin NJ. Ellis, Stcvcnsvillc
state superintendent of Sunday schools
for the Presbyterian church, was in towr
this week doing evangelistic work. III
preached in the school house Saturda,
night, Sunday morning and also Monday
night to appreciative audiences. HI
seems to be devoted heart and soul t.
his work.
Both A. G. White, city, and W. ]
Humphrey, Belt, snow-shoed into til,
Middle Fork country last week. The,
crossed the summit in a driving snov
storm, while ut Ncihart it was raining
The snow through the summit has drift
ed till many gulches are levelcd up ant
|SOOu SiLOO tICCS dIC tottIly CoNcIcN
Some of the drifts are probably 80 Or Al
feet deep.
Albert Crockett of Great Falls, former
postal clerk at that place, but a pharma
cist by profession has taken charge o
the Minar drug store during the absence
of Mr.. Minar. Mr.. Crockett is wei
spoken of by all who know him. In
voicing of stock in this drug store wa
finished Monday and Mr.. Minar returned
? to his home in Fort Benton.
1t is reported that a syndicate O
Great Falls and Great Northern partie
has leased the silver smclter at Grea
Falls, and will commence to operate j
in about three weeks. 1t is understood
that J.. T. Arlington is at the head O
this syndicate and that a good amour
of capital is represented. AS this chang
is accomplished the chances are that no
only will the works run, but miners ca
get some reasonable returns for the or
handled.
1t is understood from reliable parti
that Mr.. j. G. Kenmonth will soon ope
the Park hotel and that he will be a.
sisted by his wife and mother, Mr.
Amsden. These ladies' will oversee IL
; culinary department. Persons who kno'
of the abilities of these ladies state that
most excellent meal will be provided
We know Mr. KeumOnth IN In =, u,,4l