The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-06-03
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and fittings. Lowry & Shaw. S-tf
For RENT-A furnished room in a
splendid location; light and comforta-
BILE; inquire of MARTIN BARRETT.
In this issue we resume our original
shape, but do not expect like Ward
McAllister to travel constantly upon it.
Richard Brennan, the %irreducible, de-
camped last Tuesday by J. J. Hills pri-
vate line. He will visit the Worlds
Fair.
Preaching in the NJ. E. church Sun
day morning and evening. Evening
subject, "Company with Christ and its
effects" All are cordially invited.
c. L. Parker, r. Curin, M. II. Luther,
VIM. Mueller and H. G.. Klenze, all
prominent in local mining and business
prof ects, went to Great Falls last Tues
day.
Mrs. G. P. Mills arrived yesterday
from Helena to join her husband at this
place. They will men house
keeping in the T. B. Gregg cottage, So
ciety Hill.
The Gait, Queen and St. James Min
ing companies all in this pa
per the calling of meetings to be. held
within a month, at which they will elect
officers and transact other important
business.
Fresh bread, pies and cakes at the
bakery Of R. Provost, Main street. Aft.
James Wilson, brother of our famous
hotel Johnny, is visiting his brother
here and taking in the sights of the
camp. He is much the same in general
mirth and jollity as his old time Neihart
brother.
Mrs. Chas. Crawford stated Saturday
in response to a telegram hat her moth
err in Lebanon, Mo-, is critically i'll. She
took her two smaller children with hel
and was accompanied by her husband as
far as Great Falls.
John S. Cook, who is a thoroughly
practical artist in wood, attended to the
carpentry work required in placing the
new motor. His work is that of a
master mechanic as he undoubtedly is
giving complete satisfaction.
John c. Wilson came in Thursday
from Maiden, where many people have
flocked in the last few days to examine
the late finds. Johnny says there is not
much excitement in that camp and tina
everything of value was taken up lone
ago.
Fishing tackles, guns, and sporting
goods at Lowry & Shaw's.
T. C. Simpson, superintendent of the
Hudson Mining company, returned
Monday from a three months business
trip to his home in Boston. He come.
back in good health and spirits and viii
push the work of the mine with NOR,
vigor than ever.
A very fine dance was that given b,
Professor Schilling last Saturday night
The company in attendance was goo(
consisting of the principal lovers of so
ciety, of both sexes, who banded merrill,
till midnight. The instructions givel
by this adept leader are such as are de
signed to please all his patrons.
James Mccain, foreman of the work
at the Mountain Chief Mine, is %visitin!
now at his old home in Blaine, Maine
He started Tuesday and expects to b
gone a month, principally on business
but it is safe to say, he will derive III
little pleasure out of the journey as
is his first visit to the scenes of hi
youth in many years.
We carry a complete stock of rubbe
and leather belts, and rubber hose
Lowry & Shaw. 8-tf
The Neihart brass band has receive,
Il large batch of new music, and a fey
new instruments. Mr.. Butterfeld,
finished band master of White Sulphu
Springs, is here now and will blow on
of the comets. 1t will be but a fe7
days, under the management of Pro
Clarke, till they can be able to treat on
citizens to an occasional serenade.
The name and fame of Mayer an
Wilson be praised. They have put in
ten foot sidewalk from the Neihart Fee
and Oil company's store to the plat
where the Belt County Court Hous
will stand, and if dame rumor does nj
shout through her last summers bonnie
e the same will be continued west
Granite street. The enterprise of sue
men is commendable to a shouting d
gree.