The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-05-06

AtioIHey W. w.. raul VISITED the
Springs during the present week.
Rev. H. KinghHm will preach at the
A. Q. L. W. Hall on Friday evening
May 9th. All are cordially invited.
LAWYER II. A.. Day, of Great Falls.
passed through town on his way to
Width Sulphur Springs the first of the
week.
This term of court at White Sulphur
Springs was attended by not less than
100 persons from this place during the
past week.
The City Council transacted no bust
ness on Wednesday evening last on &C
count OF not having Il quorum of its
members present.
A beautiful specimen of ore from the
Florence mine was seen at Lawyer Ben
nctt's Office. The specimen carries wire
and ruby silver and is no doubt very
rich.
An organ, of superior quality, was
shipped in here on last Wednesdays
train addressed to Rev. j. Vigus. The
organ will adorne his home and will no
doubt afford the family great pleasure.
A cyclone struck Decall Co., Mo.
on May 2nd, destroying buildings
for a distance of 10 miles. Several
persons killed and a large number
in jured.
Montana Central r. II. Co. VS. The
Hudson Mining Co. ct al; report of COM
missioners approved and confirmed judg-
ment for the amount of findings of COM
miSsiOners.
Preaching on Sunday May s, in the
school house at II a. III. and 7:3O p. M.
Sunday school at $3.50 p. IN. Every
body invited to attend these services.
REV. j. VIGUs, Pastor.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Swanson
to Miss Tillie E. Cedersberg took place
or Friday April 20, before Justice j. NJ.
Gray. May happiness and prosperity
attend their married life.
Wednesday afternoon it was reported
that the Little Giant mine. on Carpenter
creek, had made a good strike. They
have Il foot of ore and Il lead five feet
wide. The Little Giant is the adjoining
claim to the Savage.
MI. Brady's new hotel, on Rock street,
is now up and inclosed. The building
is 24XSO feet and two stories high, ron
tanning nineteen roums, besides dining
room and kitchcd. The structure will
he Il credit to Rock street when finished.
Belt Mountain Miner: Lumber has
been ordered, and will in a few days be
here, for the erection of ore bins on the
May and Edna. These bins will be
after a new plan, by which it is said the
ore can he handled much more econo-
mically.
The building occupied by Green 4
Brennan, is undergoing repairs and a
large amount of money spent in decora-
lions and fixtures in order to make this
place one of the finest rooms in town
when completed Mr.. Brennan will
open up a saloon the equal of which
will be hard to find in Montana,
The work on the Queen is progressing
very nicely. One of the smoke stacks
is already up and preparations are be-
ing made to raise the other. BY their
size and height and the large fire box,
it is altogether likely that they will reid
the gulch of mosquitoes this summer.
A dance will be given tonight at the
Hotel Judge under the auspices of the
Neihart Base Ball club. Tickets $1.5O
each. The proceeds will go towards
paying the expenses of the club. Every
body should attend and encourage such
an organization.
Martin Barrett arrived from Great
Falls OF Mondays train. Mr.. Barrett is
an old timer and is interested. in several
mines in camp among which may be
named the Boss and Atlantas. His wife
is expected in IL few days and they will
make this place their home.
William Tierney is having built for
himself and family Il fine residence on
the south side of Main street near
O'Brein creek. When completed the
building will be 22x2S feet and two
stories high, containing six rooms, with
an addition for IL kitchen 14x16 feet.
The new NJ. E. church is now in
closed and the shingles are being laid
on one side of the roof. They have
now started raising the tower, which
when finished will be fifty feet high.
Nine men are at present employed on
the building and work is progressing
very rapidly.
Doc. Pottle called at the HERALD
Office OF Saturday and stated he had a
find trip on the Pacific coast. The trip
has done him good and he appears to be
in good shape for business. Work will
be commenced immediately on the
Sweepstake mine he informs us and is
confident that they will find the ore
body 500
There seems to be no doubt but that
the contemplated railroad to connect the
towns of Castle and Ncihart Will be
built this year. Hon. II. L. Collins,
who has recently returned from the east
informs the Great Falls Tribune that the
road will certainly be built and that the
work will begin about June tirst.-Hus.
bandman.
Murphy & Giffels, proprietors of the
Bank Saloon, are giving their building
n thnrn,,uh Ovnrhauliuu ~, tho inSi1n