The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-05-19
CAMP NOTES.

NkAMG NOA6Ss
Why not uniform the fire boys.
r. II. Bemis went to the city of mills
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Sprague attended to business in
the Falls Wednesday.
The Vienna Bakery is the place to
get bread of all kinds.
JOE HEGENER, Prop.
A gentleman of camp gave his COW a
severe fogging a few days ago and she
has been giving whipped cream ever
since.
No. ont allowed to obtain in the name
of Frisco hotel goods at A. Nathan's
Store without an order from the proprie-'
tors. GEO. KOEHL.
s.Prove all things" and when you find
that Campbell's drugs are the best quail
ty and sold at cheapest possible prices,
'hold fast to that which is good"
The brass band has got some new mu-
sic, and now look out. Sidewalks will
climb over each other and telegraph
poles lean tenderly over the boys Shout
ders to catch the melli1uous strains.
Bill Gay, the Meagher county desper-
ado, was seen by a citizen of this county
at the mid-winter fair at San Francisco.
Our informant is a reputable man who
knew Gay years ago.-Billings Times.
The lcssees on the O'Brien were over
joyed last week over the returns for their
first car of ore which netted them the
handsome sum of 81 $3.50 at the smclters.
We are glad to see the boys doing so
we'll and extend them our hearty con-
CALCULATIONS.
The weather this week has been quite
like March, at least as March should be-
But the squalls and frequent hail storms
of the week betOken fine weather for the
latter part of the month. Full descript-
i've and handsomely illustrated catalogue
sent free on receipt of a 2-cent stamp.
DR.. T. II. Ellis of Helena, was in camp
this week the guest of DR.. B.. F. Sandow,
who it is well known cannot be surpassed
in the practical act of entertaining
strangers. DR.. Ellis is chief medical
examiner for the N. Y. Equitable Life
insurance company for Montana, Wyom'
ing and Idaho.
1t is said that m editor once applied
at the door of hades for admission
"Wcll," said the sable majesty, eve lei
one of your profession in here. many
years ago and he kept up a row with his
former delinquent subscribers. As We
have more of this class of persons thar
any other, we have passed a law prohib'
iting the admission of editors"
On July 1 a new money order system
will 90 into effect which will do away
with the postal note. The schedule o.
fees to be charged for the new money
orders has been reduced to the basis
charged by express companies for trans
hitting money. The scheme was pro
posed by Post Master General Bisscl an(
promises to he popular from the start.
W. d. Graham has taken a journey tt
idaho and westward. The term of hi.
stay is not certain nor does he know it.
results. He will try to recuperate hi
vital functions after a terrible sickness
such as that through which he has gone
and will see if he can discover a bette
country than this. In the event of hi
success in the latter mission he may mov'
his family to the new country.
They arc now shearing sheep by ma
chinery. At a recent trial near Casper
Wyo., the first sheep was sheared in tiv
minutes. 1t was a weather and yielded
fourteen pounds of wool. Experiment
were tried on two hand-sheared sheep
From one the machine took twelve an
the other thirteen ounces of fleece. Tn
machine has been used in Australia, bu
this is the first operation in the Unite
States.
A. special from St. Paul to the Butt
Minner of May Is says: "The Grea
Northern men get all they ask for. Al
men arrested will be given their oil
positions until they are convicted in tn
courts, and no new men will he employ
ed until the old men have positions.
is a great victory for the men," Til
brief note convinces us that til
probabilities of another strike upo
that road arc quelched.