The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-12-10

on Sunday last, Rev. f. L. Tower O
Helena oficiated in the services. Til
sum of 1874 was raised, which clears tn
church of Indebtedness.
H. G.. Klenze, of Great Falls, visitet
this camp the past week. He report
that work is progressing nicely on TIT
Waverly and at present time are drifting
on the vein at a depth of IS feet.
George Dormer has accepted a posi-
ton with the Strain Bros. at Great Falls
Mr.. Dormer made many friends while
in Neihart who hope to see him back
again in the near future.
James Hudson and wife, of Barker
was in camp this week on their way
home from White Sulphur Springs.
where they have spent some time visit
lug friends.
The people of Monarch rejoice in the
possession of two new organs and a
piano. Mr.. Bridges and Mr.. Boyer are
the owners of the organs and ]. r. Fitz-
simmons the piano.
Miss Louie Howes, of Monarch, came
to Neihart on Tuesday to attend the
North Montana Mission of the M. E.
church, which was in session during the
past week at this place.
The Moulton Is now taking out some
of the richest ore that has ever been
taken out of any mine in Montana. 1t
is the finest grained ore we have eve
seen and sparkles like a diamond.
The funeral of Christian Hage took
place at the Miners Union hall on Sat
urday last. As he had a host of friends
the attendance was very large. Rev.
Vigus conducted the service assisted by
the Neihart choir.
H. l.. Robinson, of Great Falls, paid
Neihart a visit this week and expressed
his surprise at seeing the great improve
ments that are going on in our city and
thinks the outlook for the coming year
bids fair to be very prosperous.
A grand ball was given in Crawford's
hall last Thursday evening by the Mel
hart Debating society, but on account of
the small attendance the dance was
turned into skating, which continued
until a late hour. All that attended re-
port a most enjoyable time.
NJ. E. Lennon, the Neihart attorney
accused of obtaining money by issuing
worthless checks and who was brought
back from Denver by Sheriff Hamilton
the other day, was arraigned before
Judge Race yesterday afternoon. The
case was continued till next Wednesday.
Great Falls Leader.
The Second Quarterly Meeting Of the
NJ. E. church will be held as follows:
Love feast, Sunday morning, 1920;
preaching II a. m, to be followed by
the sacrement of the Lords supper:
evening service, Epworth League, 7 p.
M; preaching 7:3O p. m. Rev's Van
Orsdel and Logan will assist the Pastor
in the services. All are cordially invited.
Metzger's grocery store, next door to
A. Nathan clothing house, commenced
business on Monday last. Here can be
found everything complete in the way of
groceries,. Prices are low, while the
goods are of the best quality. None
other than the best will be carried in
When down that way drop in
and get their prices.
Miss Ella Siverson, of Great Falls,
was in camp this week in the interest of
some property which she owns here, and
at the. same time visiting a number of
friends. She also made the HERALD a
pleasant call while here. Miss Siverson
is a pleasant and accomplished young
lady and we hope she will soon return
to stay.
Rene Curin arrived on Mondays train
from Helena, where he has been purchas-
ing a new steam hoist for the Queen of
the Hills mine. He has been busy dur
ing the past week putting the hoist in
and we are informed that work on
the mine will on Monday.
Drifting on the vein will be pushed rap
idly forward and upraises made, thereby
a large number of miners.
Rev. F. p. Tower, of the Montana
University, visited our camp for several
days last week. He filled the pulpit of
the M. E. church on Sunday evening last
md favored the congregation with one
of his able ~discourses. DR.. Tower is a
deep thinker and one well chosen to
look toward conducting the affairs of the
We know of no better place
to recommend, than the Montana Uni
to those desiring an education.
Send for catalogue.
On the streets of this city last Satur-