The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-11-17

Toilet soaps at Campbell's.
Fine perfumes at Campbell's
Chas. O'Neil came up from Belt yes.
terday.
James G. Banding and wife visited in
White Sulphur Springs the fore part OF
the week.
The Home restaurant has the best
cook in Montana. Now is the time to
get your moneys worth.
r. w. Lamb of Monarch came up
Tuesday to enc his bonds as post.
master in that smiling burg.
w. F. Oden is able to walk without
crutches, his foot having sufficiently re-
covered from the severe bruise received
some few days ago.
We are requested to that
Bishop Brewer of Helena will hold Epis-
copal services in Workmen hall, Sunday
morning and evening, Nov. IS.
A great deal Of farm produce from the
lower country is finding a market in
Neihart. Hay, grain, potatoes, eggs and
butter keep coming in rapid shipments.
Prof. Bryant will give a concert the
conf ng week, in which the scholars
of his school will take part. The event
will carry considerable interest in the
village.
Harry Hill of Great Falls, was in Mel
hart a few days this week on mining
business. A few men will start to work
on the Queen property next Monday as a
result of his visit.
Mrs. G. A. Ogden of Monarch, visited
Mrs. Neihart Of this place Tuesday last.
Mrs. Ogden has accepted the position of
teacher in the Monarch schools, her
duties in that office to begin Monday,
Shaving brushes at Campbell's.
Jack Mcdowell was unfortunate
enough to break his leg below the knee,
the result of a kick from a horse. DR..
Vidal set the injured limb and he is get
ting along as we'll as the nature of the
difficulty will admit.
Commissioners met as a %canvassing
board at the county seat last Tuesday.
The result of their work shows all the
~fusionists elected except Watt and Will
son. Hill and Mcknight, republican,
running slightly ahead.
Fred Mayn, one Of the Meagher coun-
ty stockmen who shipped fat cattle from
this place last week, met with the loss
of a portion of his stock near Pompey's
Pillar. When the train reached that To-
cality it was discovered that one of the
cars had caught fire and was badly dam
aged before the blaze was extinguished'
The car was kept in the train until it
reached Miles City, when the cattle were
unloaded and it was found that eleven
head of beef steers belonging to. Mr.
Mayn were so badly injured by the fire
that they had to he killed.-Livingston
Enterprise.
Chest protectors at Campbell's.
Barney Kenpfer returned to NeiharI
last Monday from Gilt Edge where he
is now engaged in business. Barney has
travelled considerable through the eastern
part of the state and says that times were
fairly good in the farming and stock
raising districts this summer, but tina
these places are very dull now He also
reports that the new Gilt Edge com
pany is employing about fifty men il
and around the mill and mine, fifteer
of them being stone masons at worl
building a number of roasters. TIN
company has put up a large store ant
is laying in a mammoth stock of al
kinds of supplies. Besides this they ar
driving two tunnels through the hill
close to the mill for the purpose of tap
ping a large vein OF coal from whicl
they are going to take their supply o
fuel for the mill. This method of get
ting at their coal will greatly lessen tn
cost of fuel in the long run, as they hav
heretofore had to transport it quite
distance by teams. The company intend
to put up a large mill next spring ant
everything goes to prove that a larg
force of m e will he employed on this