The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-07-08
CAMP NOTES.
Rev. Vigus, wife and daughter sper
this week at Monarch.

ReV. Nlgus, wife and daughter spent
this week at Monarch.
Leslie Vinal went to Butte by Tues
days train to visit parents.
Preaching in NJ. E. church next Sun
day morning and evening, at the usual
hours.
c. l.. Breeze and c. X. Quisel went
Wednesday to White Sulphur Springs to
look at some horses.
T. F. McMillen shows his grit and
determination by staying with the camp
in the time of greatest adversely.
Jonathan McAssey, George E. Gum
and X. M. Raymond started Tuesday as
delegates to the Helena Mining confer
ence.
j. G. Mcdowell has fastened a corner
on the kerosene trade of this town. He
will henceforth be known as "Coal Oil
johnny"
c. L. Parker took in the mining CON
ference at Helena this week. lie is Of
opinion that much good will result from
the meeting.
Owing to unavoidable circumstances,
the installation of A. o. L. w. officers
was postponed till next Monday evening.
A good time is looked for.
Lowry & Shaw have received the lat
est novelty in the shape of a substantial
and trustworthy pocket time-piece which
they are selling at $3.50 and SO. Any
one doubling the worth of the little
wonder call and examine it.
The post-otfice was moved Sunday to
its new quarters. The room has been
remodeled by j. S. Cook and now pre-
sents a neat appearance. A ~praisworthy
feature of the place is that it is not at
all convenient as a rendezvous for
~lUafers.
S. L. Crane, wife and daughter return
ed from their visit east last Monday.
They report having had an enjoyable
time and a welcome rest from duties.
1t looks like old times to see the sweet
face of Mr.. Crane Illuminating the tick
ct office of the Montana Central again.
Judge Gray, police magistrate, came
back Monday from his visit east, looking
better than we have seen him for many
Il day. He was with his relatives while
absent and spent a brief season with them
at the Fair. He spoke of his son Willie
aged IA as making rapid progress in his
schooling and evincing many bright and
winsome qualities.
j. S. Love, John Mcdonald, and J. p.
Fister, accompanied by their families
will 60 next week to the National park
to be gone five or six weeks. They will
take tents and a full camping outfit, and
a four horse team will transport the COM
pany. Messrs. Carr and Warmbrod with
two Others will drive on Il similar mis-
sion the last of the week.
ID. ID. Grant and wife and George
%Patingale, wife and little Sarah, two of
the best and most respected families in
camp, left Tuesday for a prolonged visit
in Lancaster, Ontario. 1t is a happy
privilege, after long separation from
loved and dear ones to make a visit to
the old home. We trust their journey
will be propitious and their return safe
and happy.
r. w. Lamb of Monarch was in town
yesterday shaking hands with friends.
He says they will not tin-can the editor
of this paper when he visits that town.
Since hearing this, the latter dignitary
is able to sleep without the use of OPT
ates. Bob is a cheerful and hustling
soul, and we hope he will make so much
money that he can 4 carry it all out of
the country.
j.. r. Bowen and wife left Tuesday
for Arlington, where Mr.. Bowen will
continue in the employ of the railroad
company. He was here during the
vacation of Station Agent Crane, who
was spending a few weeks at the Worlds
fair and other eastern points. Mr..
Bowen is a diligent, earnest and bust
ness-like young man who made many
friends among those who formed his
acquaintance. In bidding him farewell
we wish him all kinds of good luck and
plenty of it.