The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-07-16
CAMP NOTES.

236,SS2 last year. This is a good show
ing, says the Husbandman, when we con-
slider that values were very much reduced
this year.. The board of appraisers not
only made a sweeping reduction on real
estate of all kinds, of ranch as well as
town property, but the assessor has also
assessed less personal property than last
year. There will yet be additions to the
assessment and we are satisfied the in
crease of property over last year, not
w%ithstanding the reduction of values,
will be fully a quarter of a million. The
work of summing up the list was COM
pleted fast Monday.
Elk Alderman Lenny cam in on
Tuesday from Great Falls when he had
spent a few days. He brought back an
encouraging word in favor Of the rail
road and thinks the fall will be except
ionably busy here. He was in Great
Falls at the time the steam yacht broke
lose and says the town was torn up with
excitement. He also visited Helena
while out and made his journey one of
pleasure and profit.
w. N. Richie arrived on Monday from
Barker and reports business as picking
up at that place. He say in a few days
there will be twenty-five miners put to
work. The Carter will start up immedi-
ately employing~15 men. This mine is
owned by Arlington and others. Glad
to hear of our sister camps prosperity
and hope she border on an era of great
activity, as will be beneficial to all inter
ested.
Reports received from Logging Creek,
where the Printers, Mining Company
have a force at work developing one of
their claims, show that they have struck
a number of large boulders of galena
during the past week, which is regarded
as an indication that they are nearing
the lead. The tunnel is now in about
thirty feet.-Leadcr.
At the NJ. E. church on Sunday even
ing last the Sunday school concert was a
grand success. The children did well
and compliments are heard On all
sides from those who attended. The
church was decorated with beautiful
flowers. The congregation was very
large and appreciative.
A large number of friends met at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Howes,
at Monarch, on Saturday evening last, in
honor of the birthday of their oldest
daughter Miss Lousie. A pleasant even
ing was reported as having been enjoyed
on that occasion.
VIM. Cook, Manager for the furniture
store of B. B. Cook has overseen the re-
modelling of the inside of the store I'M
til it presents a fine appearance. This
house carries everything in the furniture
line and does undertaking in approved
style.
MARRIED-At the residence of John
A. Croft, Kibbey, Cascade county, Mont,
on the evening of July g., 1892, Charles
McGee to Miss Emma Croft, both of the
same place, Chief Justice Lee, Kibbey,
officiating.
w. II. Banks foreman at the Moulton
sustained a evere strain of his knee
while going down the shaft last Tuesday
morning. No bones were broken and
the man will 1901 be at his work again.
Mrs. Fl. L. Huntington is remodelling
her house near the railroad preparing to
raise houseplants On an extended scale.
She will have a fine green house when it
is finished.
T. B. Gregg n of III most enterpri-
sing citizens has built a new front to his
store and made other improvements that
mark the progress of business.
VIM. Richardson came Over from
Barker Tuesday last on business. Mr..
Richardson is a rustler and is sure to
come out a winner.
Charley Martin, of Monarch, CANT in
from Castle on Wednesday and tells us
that the camp is growing quite active.
Commissioner Bofand is identifying la
Dor by making certain improvements tn
Main street. Just the right thing.
TT r. Robinson came in town this