The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-10-29
CAMP NOTES.
J. E. Richards Monday.

Lot Of People at the ball Thursday
night.
Mrs. j. E. Sprague visited the Springs
this week.
The registry list of voters is now
open for challenges.
The rumor of a mill being built
gives our citizens Il renewed hope.
Geo. c. Bower and family, of Stanford,
called on friends in camp Monday.
Prof. fuckers orchestra gave excel
lent music at the A. O. L. W.. ball.
Mrs. II. II. Daily, of Butte city, visit
ed Mrs. E. w. Allen of this city Sunday.
Hon. Jno. E. Richards will speak
Monday night. Everybody come and
hear him.
For SALE-TwO fresh milk cows;
best of dairy stock. Call on or address
Mrs. c. A. OGDEN, Monarch.
J. A. Carnegie, of Monarch, was in
Neihart this week. Business together
with pleasure.
Judge Mcconnell, of Butte city, set
forth the good things of democracy in
Barker Monday night.
The scholars of the NJ. f. Sunday
school will give a concert and entertain
ment next Tuesday evening.
Rev. bingham will preach next Fri
day evening in A. o. L. W. hall at
1870 p. m. Everybody invited.
A woodward has been opened at the
corner of Main and Keegan by the
Messrs. Hazeltine and Scheibelhut.
Miss Ella Ross, of Barker, candidate
for the Office of superintendent of public
Instruction on the peoples party ticket,
is visiting In camp this week.
NJ. E. Church services:- Sunday
School at $50 PM. Epworth League
at 7 P. NJ. Song service commencing at
7:3O P. NJ. No preaching as the pastor
is absent.
J. C. Upton, tho democratic candidate
for county treasurer, is in town bracing
up his cause and canvassing for votes.
We acknowledge a pleasant call at the
HERALD office.
Carter Barker by a trade has come
into possession Of q lot of clothing, dry
goods, boots, shoes and notions and
is offering them for sale in the Outset
building opposite the post office,
James Kyle has the most beautiful
house plants to adorn the windows of
his saloon. They are blooming now and
afford an excellent sight to those who
appreciate natures own decorations.
Mrs. d. l.. S. Barker will visit her
mother Mrs. Glover and other relatives
at Bedford, Indiana, for the next two
months. She starts today and her hus-
band accompanies her as far as the Falls.
Hon. Will Kennedy, the populist fav=
orite is in town. He spoke last evening
to a crowded house in Crawford's hal!
and gave a very fine discourse Of what
the party intends to do when it gets in
power.
L0sF-A small account book bear
ing on the cover the names of Fister and
Sylvester. Anyone finding the same or
knowing of its whereabouts will be re.
warded by leaving information with
JOSEPH SYLVESTER. 4S-tf.
The grading of Main street across
the Neihart townsite company's ground
is fast progressing and is proving to be
n of the important improvements in
that part of town. Main street was al
ways crooked and bad at that place.
Chas. Lochray of Sand Coulee visited
our thriving camp the first of the week,
and called pleasantly on friends. He is
one of Cascades representatives in the
Legislature of Montana, a consistent re-
publican, and a constant subscriber to
the NEIHART HERALD, What more
could he ask?
The new electric light facing the Belt
Mountain hospital CLEANS upon the
evening air, and makes all the square
look as glorious as the monday. When
Rock creek, Hill street and Jericho have
been supplied with these bright sentinels
we will have a town every part of which
will be passable the stOrmiest nights,
We are informed that the Neihart
Labor Union will give a grand ball on
Thanksgiving night in Crawford's hall
that a big time is assured. They have
secured the hall and music, although the
day of the month is not publicly known.
It will probably be November 25th:
The proceeds will go to the benefit of
the Union,
BoRN:--A handsome girl baby arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Norell
Sunday night. 1t is a real live baby and
doesn't cry a bit, Papa Norell still
comes daily to the bank to attend to
business, but one can see that he is more
or less carried away with the thought
of having a new daughter. Both par
ents are to be congratulated.
Dan. Slavin, Robt. Parry and Chas.
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