The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-09-29
ii. b. Mitchell returned from a trim

p. H. Maloney and II. j. Skinner.
The family of w. II. Harrison arrived
on Fridays train after enjoying several
weeks visiting with relatives in Utah.
Many friends here welcome their re-
turn.
The Broadwater mine is being sup
piled with tagging by H. Lewis and
W. j. Schmidt these gentlemen having
a contract to furnish 5000 for that
mine.
Johnnie Boyd we are glad to say is
over his attack of typhoid fever and is
able to be about though not
strong enough to go to work at the
mine.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of the Great Northern railway
which appears in another column, call
ing attention to its very attractive list of
publications.
Mrs. Louisa Hoffman and family and
uncle, John Lepley passed through Mel
hart Wednesday enroute for the Springs.
Mr.. Lepley is a director in the First
National Bank at this place.
H. B. Mackey returned from a trip to
the National Park Thursday after an
absence of two months. He reports a
fine trip and an enjoyable time. He
accompanied the Somerby party.
w. s. Jennings and Charles Crawford
have entered into partnership in the
wood business. Parties wanting wood
not do better than patronize the
above firm. Their prices are low and
good measure guaranteed.
L. A. Bruce met with a painful acct
dent on Friday of last week at the Ben
ton mine, by having the car run over
his foot. He is now able to be about
and we hope soon that he Will entirely
recover from the bruise.
Frank Marion president of the Gait
Mining company made a trip to Mel
hart last week and returned Saturday
to his ranch in Otter Creek. He tells us
he has joined hands with Senator Jones
and Topped over to the Populist
party.
A subscriber sends us n postal desir-
ing us to advocate q constitutional
amendment prohibiting anybody from
owning more than a million dollars.
We could not think of hampering our
in that Observation-Disclosures Bull
letin.
w. S. Jennings and E. X. Abbott are
in the Springs attending a meeting of the
republican Central Committee. 1t is
conceded that the republican ticket is
going to win this year, and the only
question to lie decided at this meeting is
the size of the majority.
THIS journal is having trouble to pro-
cure paper for its issue, owing TO the
miscarriage of of Il letter containing an
order for a fresh supply, and our readers
need evince no surprise, to see the issue,
in the near future published on variously
shaded and variegated poster paper.
The world must be enlightened at any
cost.
10 I'm s. Cook returned Wednesday
night to camp. He has been assisting
the surveyors with their work in the
Galen road. Now that the survey is
completed the next thing will be to
start the grading. We hope that the
county commissioners will appreciate
the benefit this road will be to the
county and will order the work com
menced at once.
Miss Ella Knowles, Mon tana's cele-
brated lady lawyer, has just received a
fee of $4,000 in a mining cast which
she succeeded in bringing to a success.
full conclusion. This is the largest fec
ever received by a lady lawyer, and is
somewhat larger than, the daily income
Of several of the gentlemen lawyers of
this city who believe that women should
not pratice law.-Montana Mining
Area.
r. NJ. Raymond and w. Fl. Banks
leave next Tuesday for Arizona and
will take charge of the Harquahalla
mine which is located 70 miles from
Aztec the nearest railroad point. 1t is
a gold property and owned by London
capitalists. Two better men cannot BIZ
found in any country for such work
We are sorry to have them leave this
place and trust when we get free coin
age of silver that both men will return
to Neihart.
"A recent advertisement in an Ar.
kansas paper reads as follows: eff
the gentleman who kee ps the shoe
store with a red head will return the