The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-03-18


Steve picrse, Adam Hamilton. Gold
Curtis. II. j. Wackerlin and r. F.
Healey departed on Saturdays train.
5. Spitzley of Great Falls. interested
in the new jewelry store of this place,
was in town this week, the guest of. G..
J. Ringwald.
There will be preaching in the school
house Sunday evening, service to open
at : $50. Sunday school at $50 D. IN.
All are cordially invited.
G. W. LeValley, of Helena, represent
ing the Whiting Shirt company, of Min
neapolis, was in camp this week. He
measured several of the boys and took
orders for a lot of goods.
James S. Gordon completed the sale
this week the property of Lee Sing. OPP
DOSltC tflClIFNh. pIiANts W III. ". w
Took of Flushing Mich, for $500.
This is considered a fair price, as pro-
perry on Main street brings good returns.
VIM. Mueller arrived in camp We'd
ncsday after having visited the Springs,
Helena and the Falls. He is in his u.s.
ual good health and thinks our amp
compares iavorably, as far as business
goes, with any other town in the state.
Atelegram has been received by VIM.
Ticrney of this place from J. J. Hill in
New York, stating that he had ordered
L. Z. johnson and attorney Shores to
come to Neihart and settle questions in
dispute and that these men will arrive
in camp today. We look that all diff
culties will be adjusted yet this week.
G. W. Cook, of White Sulphur Strings,
a prominent farmer and affable gentle
called on friends in camp Saturday,
guest Of Capt. Macintosh. Mr.. Cook
is president of the Amelia Consolidated
Mining Co.. and il otherwise interest
ed in camp. He returned to his home
Monday.
Mr.. G. J. Hops, Great Falls, one of
five brothers, the great student of Or
pheus and patron of song, made a short
run up to camp Tuesday. lie spoke in
t1attering terms of the the enterprise dis
played by the HERALD in procuring a
fine plant of machinery and also of the
prospectively great camp of Montana.
Mrs. II. Kemna; Helena, daughter of
Mrs. G. J. .Ringwald, spent this week
with her mother who is lying very ill.
She returned yesterday. Mrs. Kemna's
husband now holds the position of sup
erintcnding architect with Wallace &
Thornhurg. Mrs. Kemm expects to
move to Neilart this coming summer.
O. c. Dallas, of Helena and A. j.
Schmitz of Great Falls, came in last
Friday to he in readiness for Mondays
hearing of the Great Western land case.
Mr.. Dallas is the attorney for A. J.
Scllmitz and evidently understands his
business thoroughly. He carries ten
years of practical experience in the land
departments of Dakota, Colorado and
Montana.
Chief Hennessy will take a trip to
Great Falls and Ncihart in a short time
to inspect some mining properties in
which he holds an interest. Richard
Bennett writes that the prospects are
very encouraging, and they are becoming
still more so as the development of their
mines progresses. Some of their pro-
perry lies adjacent to the famous Inger-
soil mine at Northumberland Forks
Herald.
The date of the play .Esmeralda," to
be given by the Neihart Amateur Dram
attic Club, has been set for March 30.
All people must see and hear this as it
will be an occasion of rare enjoyment.
The participants in the play have given
it careful study and exhibit some ability
in the performance Of each part. They
promise Il fine evenings entertainment
and if the date should happen to be Il
little later the play will be the same and
everybody will miss it by staying at
Any one wanting fresh mil cows will
Ito well to call on L. f. Mcmillen 1917