The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-02-19

Noui ihOAAN " Dsot
Col. w. r. Hart, Supt. of the Cornu-
copia, G. l.. Johnston, Supt. of the
Florence, and VIM. J. Clark, Supt. of
the Monarch, went out on Tuesdays
train.
The old log bunk house at the Cornu-
copia burned down Tuesday night.
There was no insurance. Besides the
losing of II few old clothes the BOYS
come out even.
August Hornschuh, of Milwaukee,
financially interested in Neihart, is here
this week. He is looking in his usual
happy mood and says he contcmplatcs a
trip TO Germany this summer.
John X. Kasner, of Belt, j. r. Arm
ington, of Arlington, j. A. Wilson,
proprietor of the Neihart Hotel, Adam
Hamilton, of Great Falls, went out on
Saturdays train.
Neihart is not up to the latest yet and
has been outdonc by Devils Lake, N. d.
There they had four leap year balls
lately; two given by the married ladies
and two by the young people.
Frank Fitzpatrick, an old time pro-
spcctor and we'll known to all, is in
camp and says he contemplatcs a trip to
the Springs and Castle this week, in the
interests of some mining. property, that
he owns in that section.
The Omaha people arc feeling in good
humor over the prospect Of their mine.
They have finished their buildings, sold
10000 shares of treasury stock at rs cts.
per share and are preparing to show that
their mine ls Il bonanza.
J. l.. Birby, Of Denver, who was here
last fall and invested in mining property
has returned to stay this year and
wants to he counted in the jack pot
He thinks he holds u good hand and We
hope he will draw out winner.
A. Kareis, representing the San Fran.
sisco Examiner, was in camp this week
securing a prospectus of this camp fol
publication in that paper. He remained
three days and pronounced the prospects
of the town, in his estimation, promising
in the extreme.
The engagement of the Caroline Gage
company, to play here this week, was
declared off, on account of the sickness
of Miss Gage. This was quite a disap.
pOintment to our citizens, as it remove
a rare opportunity to see this star actress
in her famous plays.
Mrs. ]. II. Butler, of Boise City, Idaho
mother of Mrs. A. Piersc visited hel
daughter and friends here this. week
She returned yesterday to her home, il
company with Mrs. Pierse and her sol
Edward. Alderman Picrse accompanied
them us far as the Falls.
C. P. Downing, 10. Conrad, L. G
Maclay, VIM. Brown and Chas. Gibson
all of Great Falls, Spruillc Bradcn, o
Helena, +. r. Clingan, of Belt, F. A
Preston, of Monarch, Geo. l.. Johnston
A. J. Briggs and Carter Barker of thi
place arrived on Wednesdays train.
P. Philippe, of Cavalier, N. D., III
experienced brick maker, has come tt
oversee the brick making business of J
G. Kenmonth this ummer. He ha
purchased a lot on the South Side adj
dition and will erect a brick residence il
the spring. Brick houses will be all TIN
90 this summer.
ThcHERALD is meeting heavy draft
on its new machinery and due to tin
general closeness of the times, finds it,
collections slow. We should be please,
if those knowing themselves to be in ar
rcarage on subscription, to square thei
accounts with us and thus Tighten OH
burden in n close season.
The Queen of the Hills will start it
works again in two or three weeks TO
keeps. Many people have waited 70
this mine to start before making invest
mcnts here and not Il few have imagine.
that it was the only good mine in camp
Its working, however, will lend mucl
stability to business at this place.
The A. 0. U. w. ball for next Monda,
night will be the prime event of the sea
son. Everybody is invited and a first
class time is assured. The day has bee,
chosen out of tribute to the Father o
our Country who, it is said never told
lie, and who was a member in goo,
standing of the A. o. U. w. Let every
body roll ont to this ball.
Harvey Means, an old pioneer an,
experienced hunter of Montana, was il