The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-10-15
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G. w. Brown is in the south end of
the county among friends.
The church fair held this week cleared
the fine sum of 1926 to the Guild.
VIM. Nellis, working at the Waverly
Is confined to his bed with typhoid fever.
DIR. Vidal is attending him.
Joseph Sylvester was severely bitten
by Il ground hog last week, injuring his
front finger, He carries it in "A sling.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Gregg received the
compliments of the young men by a
handsome charivari Saturday night.
The wife of VIM. Junkenmeyer pre-
sented her husband Monday with a g.
pound girl baby. Billy has asked all
the boys to nave something.
H. o., Chowen, of Great Falls, was
capital matters as growing more favor
able for the Cataract City.
E. c. Folmsbee has taken up his resi-
dence on the South Side addition where
he has purchased a lot and finished a
cosy residence next door to James Con
nor's.
Waterworks introduced is another
step in the advancement of Neihart
toward metropolitan advantages.
Gradually, but surely, we are getting
out of the woods.
Mrs. E. A. Shaw was an arrival on
Mondays train having completed a
most enjoyable visit with her sister, Mrs.
T. NJ. Lowry, at Butte. Mrs. Shaw is
one of Neihart's accomplished and most
agreeable ladies.
Mich. Neumeyer, near Arlington,
raises big c~abbages. He brought up
yesterday a wagon load of these German
roses some of which weighed as much as
10 pounds. Get onto the style of IA
Montana cabbage.
Chas. Monigen has moved into the
residence next the HERALD office, re-
Gently occupied by Mrs. Holbrook. We
trust that city life will be as happy to
| Mr.. and Mrs. Monigen as their home near
the W%hippoorwill.
j. II. FitzsimmOns, of Monarch came
up to camp Monday. He says business
is fair in our rival town and that times
are far easier and better than earlier in
the year. Mr.. Fitzsimmons is a general
merchant at that place.
Little Emma Vigus accidentally fell
down several steps of their stairs Mon
day suffering a severe cut nearly two
inches long over her right eye. A little
court plaster and nursing is bringing the
wounded around all right.
Judge Gordon and VIM. McQuarrie
made another trip into the mountains
last Tuesday and Wednesday, but return
ed without honors. They claim to have
seen deer's tracks but as they could not
produce any specimens we have reason
to doubt their story
Gust Damn came in Monday from
the Salmon river country in Idaho, hav-
ing been gone since the first of June.
While absent he was prospecting in IA
gold country and has taken up claims in
company with William Terrell which
may prove to be bonanzas.
A meeting has been called for the
purpose of organizing a Chatauqua
Literary and Scientific Circle in the town
of Neihart. 1t will be held next Tues
| dav evening in the Glass Room of the M.
E. church. Everybody interested to
take part in this circle.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Chas. McGibbon is erecting a two
story 1Sx26 residence on the south side,
near the hospital. 1t will contain six
rooms porch and veranda, and will be
arranged most conveniently for one or
two families. Its construction is under
the supervision of Joseph Wagner, and
it forms a principal improvement to that
part of the town.
The HERALD Office has just finished
printing and binding 500 stock c%ertifi-
Gates, whose appearance would draw
attention in any place. A large number
have been in to see the work, who de-
clared that the like could not be beaten
in any office in Montana. Those desir-
ing such work should not fail to see
samples at this office.
The Queen of the Hills made a very
IlCH StllkC III WIN III tiO " ACNNl'
The men were drifting to the north
when the pay streak widened from six
inches to two feet, maintaining its rich
appearance. This indicates that they
are entering the long chute which near
the surface is nearly $50 feet long. The
company will save all ore taken out of
the new strike by drifting ahead, but
will not stope on it for awhile.
Alex Yule with true American blood
in his veins brought up a load of men
Wednesday to register. He tries to up
hold the principles of protection, but
works against the tremendous odds of
living with a democratic wife. Mrs.
Yule is one of the finest ladies from the
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