The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-07-21
CAMP NOTES.

Fresh fruits at S%prague's.
Republicans will meet tonight.
Try the great 3 for 25c cigar at Cooks.
Thirteen cars of ore went out Tues
day.
Anything you want in stationery at
Campbell's.
John McAssey came up on Wednes-
days train.
Mrs. Charles Braman departed on
Tuesdays train.
The best Havana filters at Cooks @ 8
for 25c. Try them.
Cigars, your wife allows you to smoke
at home, at Campbell's drug store.
F. H. Myers, our prosperous ladies'
furnisher, went to the Falls Tuesday.
Jack Richie returned home last Friday
from an extended visit over the state.
Every variety of stationery for ladies
or for plain business men at Campbelrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Bemis are now oc-
cupying rooms in the Mccarthy build
ing, Main street.
John r. Fitzsimmons, one of Neihart's
best rustlers, made a business trip to
the Falls this week.
Mrs. Goes bakery for bread, pies,
cakes and everything in the bakers line.
Try the quality of her wares.
The strike in the Broadwater, made
last week, is the most valuable discovery
ever made in the mines at Neihart.
Geo. Dryer, who has been paying
Butte, Helena, Great Falls and several
other places a visit, has returned to Mel
hart.
The tennis ground near the school
house is a favorite resort for the people
of camp who are intennisly fond of sucf
sport.
Miss Maud Green, of Great Falls, il
contemplating a visit to Neihart in thu
near future where she will be the CUES
of Miss Mccarthy.
David Heron left on Tuesdays trail
for Whitehall, where he will be employ
ed by the Golden Sunlight mining com
pany for the next two weeks.
H. B. Mackey has joined the Somerb
party as guide to attend them to place
of interest in the state and to the Ma
tional park. He will be gone all sum
mer.
Chas. Murch came back to the creates
mining camp on earth last week. II
has been employed at the Granite Moul
tain mine, Philipsburg, for some tin
running their big tunnel.
We regret to hear that James Moor
of the Springs, lately received a bum
on the nose which will spoil the shat
of that comely organ for the next fe
days. Better luck next time, jim.
Ed. Smith, who for the past four yea
has been a resident of this camp, left
TUESDAYS train for the Judith count
where he intends to make his home
the future. Success to you, Smithie.
Charles Mix left Neihart last we
and went to Belt, where he has ingag
in the saloon business. Charlie has o
best wishes and we hope he will be 81
cessful in his venture in the new &C
camp.
John Love paid Neihart a short vi
last Wednesday. Quite a number
people from Neihart are living at B
and Mr.. Love says they are all dol
we'll. We are pleased to hear it.
Love returned to Belt Thursday.
d. F. Smith of Barker passed throu
town this week on his way home fr
the Springs. Mr.. Smith is Barke
member of the republican central co
mittee, and represented Barker at
meeting of central committee last
urday.
The fire department held its mont
meeting last Monday evening. Quit
number of bills were passed and orde
paid, and other business of importa
was transacted. The meeting was
iourned until next Tuesday even
July Gath.
Arthur Fowler was over to the cou
seat this week buying horses. He
turned Tuesday accompanied by his '
who has been recuperating at the fan
White Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Fo'
is fast recovering from her late Sc
sickness. She says the springs did
a world of good. Arthur purchas
fine large team of c. W. Cook neal