The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-03

more than earned these few days of rest.
We wish him a pleasant time.
TRY milk shakes at Rvan's.
L. S. Woodbury. is working Il
promising looking claim on the very top
of Old Badly. 1t was at first located by
Frank Finlaw and Lem. Fisher, who
were munkeyiny around there and acct
d%entally ran unto the groupings. 1t
bids fair to be a'rich property.
Milk shakes at J. p. Ryan's.
The Bank of Neihart has moved into
the Barker block where they now have
as fine IN office as the town affords.
The old fixtures have been laid aside and
new ones bought. The Bank presents
a fine appearance and is a credit to the
town. They now have plenty of room
to handle their growing business, which
is remarkable considering the short time
the bank has been running.
W. j. Minar's for confections.
Paul A.. Fusz, c. ID. Mcclure and E.
G. Maclay visited Neihart on Saturday
last. While here they visited the Cornu-
copia, Moulton and Ingersoll. These
gentlemen expressed themselves well
pleased with the looks of these mines.
They returned to the Falls on Monday.
Fancy candies at w. J. Minar's.
Chas. Burchard, Dan. Lenny, Jack
Wilson, Jas. Chamberlain and E. X.
Abbott went to the Springs Wednesday
as delegates to the county republican
convention. 1t is a most hazardous trip
over the mountain road, but these gen.
tlemen considered this trip necessary in
order to save the country.
.Jackson's Music House. Great Falls.
Contractor Strassburgcr has about
completed the Luther block. The large
plate glass show-windows give the build
ing Il fine appearance. This block
makes the finest showing of any build
ing in town. The ornamental trimmings
on the trout of the building are of gal
vanized iron. No warmer or better
building can be found in town.
DIED:-At Neihart on Sept. 2nd of
cholera infantum, the infant Sol of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Folmsbe. Age 3
months and 20 days. The Funeral ser
vice was held the same day at 3 p. m.
and conducted by Rev. J. Nigus. The
parents in their bereavements have the
sympathy of their many friends.
A. L. Skinner, of Grand Rapids, Mich,
is visiting his son II. J. Skinner. Mr..
Skinner has been travelling on the coast
and on his returning trip home has de-
cided to spend about 60 days visiting
between Neihart and Great Falls. He
is very much pleased with the outlook
for the camp and thinks Neihart will
make Il sure winner.
VIM. Jennings returned on last We'd
nesday's train from the Falls where he
has spent the past two weeks on bust
,Dnpa,+oI ,ritb l:c cornrol n,i,fpn
claims which he is interested in here.
He has now commenced to do his years
which, Judging from the
number of claims, must be quite II large
undertaking.
Judge Gray since his severe attack f;
and his friends would like to have him, t
and it was thought best bv him while {
the roads are in good condition to take
Il trip to White Sulphur Springs and try :
the healing efficacy of the baths of that ,
place. 1t will also he a pleasant trip
for the Judge as he has many friends in
the Springs.
Frank Pottlc came in camp Friday
md will remain Il few days looking af- {
Ter his business interests and seeing old {
,cquaintances. Mr.. Pottlc will soon a
start for the Sweepstakes mine Of which
ne is the manager. This company eX- =,
)ects o to work and if r
hey find the lead, parties who know say, j,
hat it will be the greatest mine in the
Charles Sanford and wife have re-
.urned again to their home in Neihart. J.
Mr.. S AFFORD has some valuable mining
.laims which had to be have the :.
representing done on them for this year. ,
It was in regard to this work which caus-
,d his absence absence from Neihart
or the past few months. We are glad c
learn that he and his wife will enjoy l
metropolitan life with the rest of us u
II the future. )"
John Montgomery, who was friend y
md constant companion of the editor of a.
he HERALD at his native home in Ohio, ;;
listed us at Neihart Tuesday and We'd
lesday of this week. He is on Il vaca-
ion from Princeton college, whittier he II
his last years work. He bears .
he first and only familiar face we have >
cen since we rode the brake beam "
Iccross Jim Hills continent. May your IL
curse, John, be one continual success 9
ion of success. .
The ball which was to have been given u
t the Hotel Judge last evening was @
postponed until next Monday evening A
N account of some of our young folks