The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-04-28
CAMP NOTES.

CAMP NOTES.
Clean house.
j. ?. Fister has gone to Maiden.
Mrs. Ridley is visiting Mrs. Sanford
in camp.
Miss Cox has a full line of CONNECTIONS,
nuts and fruit.
George Nichols of Barker, director of
the Tiger works, was here on business
this week.
Thos. Anglers has fenced the front
yard of his Main street residence prepar-
atory to starting a flower garden.
Geo. Scofeld got back Sunday from
the Falls whittier he had gone on bust
ness in connection with his pension.
The Vienna Bakery is the place to
get bread of all kinds.
JOE HEGENER, Prop.
DR.. Vidal was breaking a horse to
drive single, this week-accounting for
the people of camp staying so closely
within doors.
John S. Cook has recently executed
some scroll work and artistic lettering in
wood for Banner lodge I. O. O. F. which
for workmanship is not excelled in any
country.
Miss Ethel Lindsay entertained a num-
Der of friends last Saturday evening.
Whist and other games were partic-
ipated in and at 10 o'clock refreshments
were served.
A gentleman from Maiden arrived in
camp Saturday night last who reports as
a bit of interesting information that the
Spotted Horse has resumed operation
with a force of six men and that the
Gilt Edge Mining company has not yet
paid off.
Plain DRINKS have been quite numer-
Gus the past week, owing to an almost
general attempt of III citizens to forget
the evils that they have. Charles Craw-
ford reports much larger orders for bar
rel hoops as a consequence of the terrific
after clap.
EsrRAYED-A two year old stallion
came to my ranch in Belt park last
spring, bay, branded v OF left shoulder
Owner can have same by calling for him
paying expenses of keeping and cost Of
this notice. JOHN MCMILLEN,
Monarch, Mont.
Chas. Crawford has instituted a weekly
social. The second number of which
occurred at his hall Thursday night OF
this week, but owing to the storm whicl
prevailed that evening there were not
great many present. Watch for the an
nouncement next week of number three
All fun lovers should go.
For many years the old timers of Mel
hart subsisted on bacon straight, unit
some of them have been known to pas
tenderloin and porterhouse steaks in OF
der to get at their favorite dish. Blu
now is our anguish magnified by the fac
that there is not a yard of bacon left i
the camp. We must bear our griefs pa
tiently till our ship begins to run.
]. F. Bates, deputy assessor Of I'll
county, was here this week %.countin
everyone's chips" as the gambler woul
say, to ascertain how much should go
the ''house." He stacked them straigh
Notwithstanding the fact that nobod
can cash in at this stage of the gam
Verify, the less a man has in this year
dcmocratic grace, the more cause he HI
to rejoice.
f. A. Preston drove through to Gre
Falls this week procuring a large assoc
ment of groceries on which the camp
short, principally bacon and hams.
returned Thursday evening, his lol
journey ended, and reported no chan
in the railroad situation SO far as Mo
tana is concerned. There has been
train over the line and the indicatio
are not favorable for any immedia
traffic.
Robert Lamb, J. J. Fisher and NJ
Fisher were up from Monarch Thursd'
The boys report everything serene at
burgh with little being done to com
tute news. They are as much troubI
as we over the irregularity of ma
They say the Monarch boys will do
Neihart at foot ball any day the lat
will meet them. Our village team wol
better do a little drilling to prevent
ing wiped entirely off the face of
earth; but let s accommodate them a.
way.
A highly interesting and thoroug
complete surprise was the party gil
last night in honor of Miss. Hamilt