The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-04-08
CAMP

Great Falls is to have a new flour mill.
Dune Mcdonald arrived in camp We'd
nesday.
Miss Anna Mccarthy is visiting in
Helena.
Mrs. Alex Yule, of Yulevillc ran up
on Wednesdays train.
II. c. Foster, Barker, spent part of
the week in our rushing town.
The strike in the Florence is consider
ed one of the finest showings in camp.
Several fine rooms to let in the Barker
Block. Inquire of Mix & Johnston. 19-tf
Supt. l.. f. Johnston of the NJ. G.
came to camp in his special car Wednes-
day.
II. D. Burgharlt, Great Falls, heavily
interested in mines here, was in camp
this week.
James S. Gordon, the irreducible real
estate man, is doing business at the Falls.
He will return today.
A very pleasant singing service was
held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
d. circuit Tuesday evening.
For rent: furnished cottage of three
rooms and alcovc, opposite school house.
For terms apply to AL. Pierse. 19-tf.
II. H. Roberts of Anacortes, WASH,
has taken up his home at Ncihart and is
assisting the erection of the Queen plant.
Last consignment of Leathbridge coal
for the season just received. Order at
once what you require.
Neihart Lumber Company.
a strike of rich ore was reported this
week for the Florence and also n for
the Hartley. We have not investigated
them.
For sale:-A one-thirl interest in the
South Side Addition. A bargain to be
had. Call on or address Dune Meow
an, Neihart, Montana. 19-tf.
VIM. Richie and wife and Mrs. Potter,
Barker, sister to T. W. Thompson, form
erly of the Barker Miner, were on We'd
nesday's train, dining at this place.
We have in our yard at Logging creek
over 100000 feet of fir mining timbers of
all dimensions and can fill orders at a
days notice. BURKE & BARRETT,
Ncihart, Logging Creek or Great
Falls. 19-tf
A double quartet of male voices has
been organized in our city for the enter
tainment of themselves and their friends.
AS the wellbeing of citizens demands, the
mayor has issued them pcremptory
orders not to drill within the incOrpor.
ate limits.
Rev. II. bingham was to have
preached a sermon in the A.. o.
U. w. hall Wednesday evening.
The Episcopalians have secured the use
of this hall, temporarily, for regular
service, which will be held every We'd
nesday evening, until further notice.
This body will build Il church edlfce
this summer.
Mr.. Speedy, of the firm of Ludcke,
Speedy & Co., Great Falls, will be in
camp Il few days next week, doing GER
tain contracts of house decorating and
all those desiring work in his line will
do we'll to talk prices with HIM while he
is here. He will furnish wall paper and
other decorations to order.
Mrs. George Cook, of Butte, is visiting
her sister, Miss Clara Corbin of this
place. The four sisters, Mrs. Bach, Mrs.
Cook and the Misses Fannie and Clara,
all being here, gives the meeting some
thing of the nature of Il family reunion.
Miss Clara entertained a few friends on
Wednesday evening and showed para
mount abilities in that line.
VIM. NJ. May, from White Bear Lake,
Mimi, father of Mrs. G. J. Ringwald,
returned to camp last Wednesday after
having spent the winter at his home,
He is looking in good health and greet
ed his many friends here with a happy
good cheer. His conversation powers
are not daunted and he tells as good
a story as ever. Glad to see him again.
Richard B. Knight, who died recently
at this place and was buried by the A.
F. & A. NJ, is found to be a member OF
that order in good standing. Judge j
NJ. Gray has correspondent with his home
lodge at Renova, Pa, with C. L. Fulmer
NJ. d. member of the lodge, who writes
the above statement and says that tn,
cost of his burial will Ike met by thu
Lodge.