The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-10-01
CAMP NOTES.

Geo. W. Brown went to the Falls this
week.
Rev. Nigus preached in Barker We'd
nesday.
II. c. Foster, of Barker. was in town
| Wednesday.
A Trash shipment of fruit just rcceiv-
ed at Mrs. Aliens.
l.. S. Crane, our station agent, reports
nine cars of ore shipped from this point
this week.
Miss Lizzie Kline, of Golden, Colo,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. i. OIcn of
this place.
The case of the state VS.. O'Brien was
settled last week by the conviction of
the latter of assault.
Glen Owen has been sick for the past
few days but we are glad to report his
almost complete recovery.
Mrs. DR.. Hunter and Miss Ella Coop
er, of Helena, concluded their visit here
Thursday and returned home.
John Schmidt the famous butcher of
Monarch, and 10 Winkcr, the famous
ouvn ~ D,1ran nnyn 70 N,.h,pf
Thursday.
Any one wishing to take IA course in IA
literary or business college will do well
to write or call on the management of
the HERALD. 42tf.
Billy Giffels hurt his ankle Sunday
while riding horseback. Arnica, a%~little
rest and a walking stick have taken out
the soreness.
A. Burlock a capitalist of st. Paul
and Frank Marion of Great Falls were
in camp this week, sizing up some of
our prize properties.
VIM. +. Lee since rising from his bed
exercises on crutches. but finds walking
extremely difficult. He will doubtless
recover very slowly from his spinal af-
lection.
Judge Richard Bennett returned from
the Springs Saturday evening. He re-
ports an interesting term of court and a
large attendance. He tells of a grand
republican rally while there in which
Gov. Richards and Mr.. Hamilton gave
stalwart slutlE.
school starts out favorably under the
supervision of Prof. Lyden and Mrs.
Baker. A strong attendance is report
ed, which is hopeful but at the same
time natural; for ii kid in a mining camp
generally has nothing to do after he gets
his fingers counted and his dog fed.
Bill Nve has wisely said: 1.-THE man
who rides on the last coach of a passeng-
er train to save the interest of his non
ey, until the conductor gets around, is a
liberal hearted man compared to the
man who would take & newspaper two
or three or -four years and when asked to
pay a little something on it put the pa
per back in the office marked refused
Mr.. George Catlin of White Sulphur
Springs was in town 4 few days this
week looking after his political fences.
He is up for the office of treasurer on
the republican ticket and has already
begun his canvas. Mr. Catlin as a bust
ness man has certainly a proud record,
and all who vote for him will for one
worthy and highly adapted for the office
he seeks.
The prohibitionists, through their
staunch supporters, Jack Wilson, James
Kyle and Dan Holland expect soon to
call a convention for the purpose of
placing Il county ticket in thetield. We
do not know who they will nominate
but it lays between Phil. Burns and
VIM. RAIDER for sheriff, and .'ScOttic"
will probably apply for Legislative hon
ors. Let her go round.
month is one of the best yet issued. The
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L. W., G. A. r. & S. of V. departments
are filed with exccllant reading matter.
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A most enjoyable social hop was given
Wednesday night in honor of Misses
Ida and May Sutton, who are to go to-
day to st. Vincent academy for a term
of school. Nearly forty couples were
present all logged in their store clothes
and Prof. fuckers able orchestra fur
nished the music. Heels and toes
swung merrily till morning and all went
home feeling that the night was well
spent. The girls have the best wishes
of a large host of friends, including the
HERALD.
w. II. McFarlane returned Wednesday
from a trip in the Kootenai and SLOGAN
having been gone since May.
He was accompanied by his cousin Nj.
B. COPYRIGHT, of Seattle. The country
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