The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-02-12

II. Farris is the father of a bonncins
new boy. 1t came to he house las
Friday night and seems well satisfied
with its new home. Nj. Farris is bring
ing it up in the way it should go b,
teaching it lots of good old Democrat,
doctrine. Both mother and child ar,
doing well.
Dave Barker attended the shipment o
a car of ore from the Benton this week
The car probably ncttcd the compan
$4,000. The banner car is nov
being sorted, consisting of the very finest
of ore, a tons of which have been sacked
The car will probably net the compan
$4,000.
Station Agent Bates is once more
with us, having returned on the spccia
Monday. He visited Fargo, and il
company with Mrs. Bates and little boy
renewed the scenes of his boyhood day.
in Ohio. He reports a pleasant visi,
and great interest being taken in Mon
tana by eastern capitalists.
The Deichert Bros. opened up in
Falligan building this week. They
have II of the finest sample rooms in
the city and n that would be a credit
to any city. The furniture throughout
is of solid walnut, finished in the
natural wood. The formal opening was
Tuesday evening when the new pleasure
resort was christcncd s'The White Elc.
phant."
Next week will he a great theatre
week in this town. For five nights the
Carolina Gage Company will occupy
Lyceum hall and render their famous
plays. "The Honeymoon" n light toned
Spanish drama. was Il happy hit in Grea,
Falls, where it was well received by ,
large and apprrciative audience. VIZ
expect to see t.yccum hall crowded tc
its fullest capacity.
W. II. Luther, of Great Falls. has ius1
returned from his wheat farm, nca,
Fargo, N. d., where he has spent the
last three months. lie is in Neihart and
preparing to m work on his
brick block with the early spring. The
brick have been placed on the ground
by transfers, Dews and Reynolds and as
soon as the weather will permit, the
house will he erected.
Mrs. Broadgatc and son John started
yesterday for their home in Spencer,
Iowa, accompanied by their aunt, Mrs.
J. +. Spraguc, postmistrcss at this place.
Mrs. %Broadgate and son have been here
for several weeks enjoying the mountain
climate, and promise again to visit the
ones whose friendship. they have cult
waited during their stay. Mrs. Sprasuc
will spend a few weeks in the east.
j. Stcdman, of Helena, who was visit.
ing with us last week was 50 well pleas.
ed with our outlook that he intends to
return again as soon as the snow dis
appears. Mr.. Stcdman has been en-.
gagged in mining districts for the past
forty years and is considered an authority
on mines and prospects. He claims
that our outlook is far ahead of what
he anticipated and that no exagyeration
can be INDUCED in.
c. Warneckc, of Paul, returned to
Helena yesterday from a tom of invcsti-
CATION of the Belt Mountain mining
camps and is an enthusiastic %expondcnt
of the mineral of Barker and
Ncihart. Mr.. Warnccke has had consid-
cradle experience in the various mining
districts of the Rocky Mountains, and
says that he has never seen so promising
mines as those he has visited during a
two weeks trip through the mining dis
tricts of Montana.-Hclcna Journal.
III "
The Florence, rs every II knows, is
one of the model mines of the camp.
They o have their shaft below the
bed of the creek and if any one has any
doubts of there being ore at that depth
they will be effectually settled by a visit.
The vein is wider than in the upper tun-
mel and will assay better on an average.
Drifting each way on the vein is being
done but the work of going deeper will
soon begin. This mine also has a
quantity of ore ready for shipment, but
arc waiting for the smclter at Great
Falls to reopen.
f. G. Douglas, for a long time fore
man of the Dakota mine, has just re-
turned from the New England states,
where he spent about six weeks in the in
terrst of his mining property. lie re-
ports money matters quite close in those
parts, but says that as soon as spring
comes, some prominent capitalists will
visit this part of the country, seeking
investments. We are glad to note Mr..