The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-06-16

years. "Doc." is full of enterprise and
will no doubt benefit himself by the adj
dition of a few specialties to his already
good ability and perfect knowledge in
his line.
Andrew F. Hendricks, of Great Falls
is visiting in camp and is the guest
of David Heron. They both CAM in
on last Mondays train, Mr.. Heron hav
ing spent a few weeks in Whitehall as
sisting William Munroe at that place.
Miss Curtis, who for the past ten
months has presided over the intermedi-
ate department of the Neihart Public
school, left on Thursdays train for Hell
ena where she will spend most of her
vacation with friends at that city. We
hope she will have a pleasant time while
there aud will welcome her return.
In a letter received by Jay Walker
from George S. Bailey, who left here
some two weeks ago in company with
Charles Braman, for the coast and the
Yakima valley, he says money is scarce
and everything very cheap out there and
that he is not very favorably impressed
with the country. He also states that
all the railroads are washed out and that
they cannot get any place.
W. had the pleasure of a visit this
week from Messrs. Charles Braman and
G.. S. Bailey, of Neihart, Montana. They
are on a sightseeing tour in this section,
and will remain in Tacoma a week, 60
ing from here to seattle, Port Angeles,
Port Townsend and Victoria-thence to
Portland. They report that times are
improving somewhat IN Montana, in the
vicinity of the mines.-Tacoma Sun of
June the 9Th.
Committeeman Mitchell and Abbott
set out Tuesday upon their work of
gathering funds to entertain the press
gang when they come to Neihart. In a
half hour sufficient money was raised
and it wa found afterward that they
had made nobody's leg longer than it
really ought to be. The readiness with
which every business man 'coughed"
bespoke the pleasure our citizens take in
entertaining guests and especially those
of the class who carry the lamp of liber-
ty and enlightenment that the world
may grow wiser and better. Mayor
Shaw aud an able committee will meet
the excursionists at the station when
they will be marched in a body to the
hotel, the band betimes ~discoursing
sweet strains of music. Our town will
do her part in this work of love and we
trust only that the day will be fair. The
train starts at 1870 this morning from
the Falls.
Thursday the State Editorial associa-
ton met at Great Falls. Business ses-
sions and one or two minor excursions
about the Falls that day and yesterday
occupied the time. This morning at
Z :3e7 an excursion train will start from
the Falls with the newspaper men on
board for Neihart. Upon their arrival
here the scribes will be met at the de-
| pot by the band and a committee of cit
liens and escorted to the Frisco hotel
where dinner will be served. After din
ner an entertain ment committee will take
the excursionists in hand and entertain
them as best they can by showing them
the town and sights about it. Messrs.
Wright and Abbott, of the newspaper
fraternity will be on the train and see
that the excursion gets here all right,
and E. A. Shaw, William Mueller, T. E.
Healey, G. d. Ladd, Jas. Kyle, W. H.
Harrison, ]. r. Fitzsimmons, Chas. Mix,
Chas. Crawford, Dan Condor, J. L. Mel
hart, Geo. Marelius r. M. Raymond,
Geo. Ringwald, VIM. Tierney and T.. G.
Simpson have been selected as a COM
mittee to receive the guests. A ban
quet to the members of the association
will be given by the citizens of Great
Falls in the Park hotel tonight as a
grand wind-up of the meeting.
Tho Compromise.
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