The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-04-08
J. T. Arlington was in camp this

J. T. Arlington was in camp this
week.
Dan. Lenny and VIM. Munroe went
to the the Falls yesterday.
Miss Smith is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
f. j. Sanford of this place.
The capacity of the concentration at
Great Falls is 800 tons daily.
A fine lot of books will grace the
shelves of the b. NJ. NJ. L. Library.
A. NJ. Peterson of the Belt Mountain
Miner was in town this week Oil his way
to Great Falls.
The ladies of Ncihart can get ladies
Furnishing goods in all varieties at the
Mccarthy sisters store.
The Whipporwill machinery is almost
all in place and the company expect to
start up in about Il week.
Martin Winston, long time engaged
on the Moulton hoist as carpenter, has
returned from Il few days spent ut Great
Falls.
w. J. Humphrey, of Belt, was in camp
this week. lie will superintcnd the
placing of machinery on the new coal
mines at that place.
Last consignment of Leathbridge coal
for the season just received. Order at
once what you require.
Noihort Tuu1,, Ho,,.,.
VIM. Brady is about to erect a large
frame building, size 24xS5 feet, on
Rock Creek. When completed it will
be used as q boarding house.
There will be preaching at the school
house next Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Everybody invited.
REV. JOEL VIGUs.
Last consignment of Leathbridge coal
for the season just received. Order at
once what you require.
Neihart Lumber Company. loft
Plain and fancy dress making done
at the residence of w. H. Harrison.
l am prepared to do work to satisfaction
on SIlDJl uOllCCs MlSS XuAhl I1AMlIION.
Herman Ludcke, of Great Falls, house
decorator, was in camp this week look
ing after the wall paper business. He is
quite a rustler and will do a good bust
ness. See his al in this issue.
Mrs. Anna Picrsc, of Deer Lodge, is
visiting her sons, AL. and Steve Piersc
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of health and thinks the town has made
rapid progress since her visit here last
summer
w. j. Clark and wife have move to
Ncihart and will make this their home
for the summer Mr.. Clark is secretary
and general manager of the Monarch
mining company with business office at
this place.
Supt. L. E. Johnson, Mrs. johnson and
son George, in company with Mrs. DR..
La Baum and son William, all of Hell
ena anne into camp last Wednesday in
the Supt's special car. Nothing on but
the officials regular monthly trip over
the road.
Report has it, apparently upon good
grounds, that Mr.. James Mcintosh, shift
boss at the Moulton and Mrs. Anna
Owen are united in the bonds of holy
wedlock and spending their honeymoon
at Denver. We do not ducks
nests whenever feathers are in sight but
it looks as if the boys should begin to
scOur up their COW bells and old brass
horns.
Mr.. G. E. Brees recently arrived in
camp to take charge of the Neihart
Pharmacy at this place. Since his
arrival Mr.. L. p. Hash has not been
connected with this firm. Mr.. Brces is
an experienced pharmacist from Wis
%consin, having spent the past year in
practical work at Kalispell. He is an
agreeable gentleman and comes well
recommended.
Work will be commenced Immediately
on the Luther building. Bids by the
contractors were received on Tuesday
afternoon, This building when COM
pied will make n of the most costly,
as well as the most substantial building
in town. 1t will be two stories high
with basement and will be built of
brick. Mr.. Luther is an enterprising
man and has complete confidence in the
future greatness of our mines. Besides
the above building MI. Luther has erect
ed the building occupied by Minar's
drug store.