The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-05-13
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says the loss to the company will be
$4,000 and that the DELAY in resuminu
work will be but a few weeks. The
fire was confined to the worked ont por-
ton of the mine.-G. f. Tribune.
Best Of meals served at the Ben Ton.
j. c. Kenmouth, wha has been SPEND
ing the winter here, leaves TO-DAY for
Ncihart with his family. lie has leased
the Park hotel there and will take
charge OF the same IN MAY 1S. Mr.. X.
is m experienced hotel man and merits
a liberal patronage from the travelling
public.-G. F. Rribune.
The a column is the place for
luck. Give it II hitch.
A new safe arrived for :he City Coun-
Gil from the Cincinnati Lock and Safe
Company. This safe cost $4,000 and
the freight on the safe amounted to
$4,000 more. This safe, no doubt,
will meet all the requirements of the
Council and we are glad to see that all
there ways are conducted on such good
business methods.
1t is reported that the tough who did
up the spotter On the railroad cars at
Monarch has in turn been also done up.
1t seems he, the tough, was in a saloon
at Monarch and a row took place be-
tween him and the saloon keeper. The
saloon keeper struck him in the face
with a water pitcher thereby putting IA
head on him twice the usual size.
A fresh supply of candies and nuts at
the 5 and 10 cents store. 23-tf.
Mr.. George Wackcrlin, a brother of
II. j., returned last Tuesday to his home
at Fort Benton. Mr.. Wackerlin has had
charge of the store here during the alb
sence of his brother, and n%otwithstand-
ing he has not been here longer than
about two months, he has made a host
Of friends. His departure will be great
ly regretted by all.
Go to W. l.. Cooks s and 10 cents
store for kitchen utensiels. 28-tf.
Alex. Capewcll has sold out his res
taurant In the rear Of Murphy & Gitils
saloon to O. N. Holt, who took charge
of the sa,iie on Wednesday last. Mr..
Holt has had long experience in the
restaurant business, and it Is safe to say
that he will give satisfaction to those
| who %patrOnisc him in his new quarters.
The ) and 10 rent store is the place
to buy glassware and notions. 23-tf.
Reverend J. Vigus has been telegraph
ed by State Inspector of Mines, Jacob
Oliver, stating that he, Mr.. Vigus, has
been selected orator on Decoration Day,
May 3Oth, at Butte City at which time
the unwilling of the Pcnrose monumen
will take place. Mr.. Vigus has wired
his acceptance.
Hotel Frisco will be lighted through
out with electricity as soon as the light
ing power a be obtained from the
Queen plant which will be in about a
month. The Frisco has the necessary
wires laid in the building and every
thing is in readiness to receive the light.
This is, of course, something of an ex-
pertinent and, if a success, no doubt all
the business buildings in the town will
eventually use electric lights.
The City Restaurant changed hands
Tuesday last; Mrs. S. G. Rice retiring
and Mrs. II. A. McNabb assuming the
management. This undertaking is no
experiment on the part of Mrs. McNabb
rs she has a wide experience in the man
agement of restaurants, and will besides
keeping the boarders which Mrs. Rice
had, add many more to that number.
Mrs. McNabb has been in the restaurant
business both at Granite and Phillipsburg.
Surveyor r. G. White came in from
Helena IN Mondays train. Mr.. White
Immediately started out to look over the
country between here and Castle with a
view to finding the most feasible route
for the railroad to that point. This
looks like business and no doubt the
building of this road will commence
soon. Considerable snow is reported ut
the summit and that also that the en-
gineers will be here about the goth of
this month to begin the survey.
Messrs. McMiLlen & Soule, proprietors
of the City Meat Market, have shipped
in from Kochler & Hinrichs, st. Paul, IL
two horse power boiler and engine cost
ing 5000 also a meat chopper costing
5000 more. They are now prepared
to supply the wants of their trade in the
sausage line. Previously the demand
was greater than they could supply.
These men are rustlcrs and are building
up a large trade. A year ago they start
ed in a very small shop and they found,
in a short time, on account of the in
creased amount of business, that it was
necessary for them to seek larger quar-
tiers. They did so by putting up the
fine building in which they are 10Y To-
Gated, thus enabling them to do justice
to their trade.
DR.. d. B. Mccain has sold out his in
~terests here and will remove to Great
Falls. The doctor has traded his pro-
perry for real estate in Great Falls to
Mcssrs. Dickerman and Tracy. He is
now taking account of stock in his
drug store and it is thought that w.
J. Minar will be the purchased of his
goods. The doctor intends going into
the wholesale liquor and cigar business
in that city and will erect a fine build
ing at Great Falls in the near future.
He informs us that he came in Ncihart
about two years ago with only $500 in
his pocket and in the short time which