The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-06-30
CAMP NOTES.

MIMI lHC WOIlu oIIShtSi ~ youi |
smiles.
NJ. Foley, of Barker did business here
the first of the week.
Fine line of candies at Cooks. Call
and see for yourselves.
The stock of fire works at Campbell's
drug store must go off.
Mrs. Ed. Young and children left on
last Thursdays train for Butte.
You can get what you want in fire
works at Campbell's drug store.
Miss Ida Sutton is visiting acquaint-
ances and friends at the cataract city.
Our merchants were bored by quite a
number of commercial men this week.
Miss Mollie stark is home again from
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Balm of
Stanford.
Frank Marion came up on business
last Wednesday. He says the metropolis
is booming.
S. E. Bowler came up from his Belt
ranch Monday to take a look at his
mines hereabouts.
The Vienna Bakery is the place to
get bread of all kinds.
JOE HEGENER, Prop.
G. D. Laid visited the cataract city
on business last Thursday. He returned
on yesterdays train.
Our flag is there-several of them
several hundred of them-lots of them
at Campbell's drug store.
Chicago weekly Inter Ocean six
months and NE1HART HERALD one year
Cor $3.
Chicago weekly Inter Ocean till Janu-
airy 1, next, and the HERALD one year
for the small sum of SO.
John Sigwein left yesterday for a pros
pecting tour of the Diamond range in
search of the yellow initial.
L. McCurdy was here last Wednesday
doing the town in the interest of the
Minneapolis Tribune. He left next day
for Spokane.
S. Cohen, of s. Cohen & Co., Helena
and New York, manufacturers and i'm
porters of fine cigars, paid Neihart a Wis
it the first of this week.
Jonathan McAssey, superintendent of
the Gait Mining company, came up on
last Wednesdays train from the Falls
on business connected with the Gait.
The N. P. r. system throughout was
tied up Wednesday moor by the A. R. U
The movement grew out of and hinged
on the Pullman strike and the S. P. r
and S. F. r. are also in the tie-lp.
The machinists that have been here
for the past two weeks taking out the
remainder of the machinery of the celec'
trio plant, left on last Thursdays train
The machinery went out or the same
train.
E. M. Hall arrived from Neihart ont
day last week and is shaking hands will
friends. He says he has gotten prett.
we'll settled down in the law practice
and is well pleased with Neihart.-Hus
bandman.
Chas. Braman and Geo. Bailey hav'
come back from their r%econnoitre of tn
Yakima country to say that there j
nothing there just at present to engage
their attention. But they will return il
a couple of months and probably max
their homes there for the future.
Miss Pearl Simons, who for the pas
three years has been a prominent mem
Der in our social circles, left on las
Thursdays train for st. Paul, where sh
will remain for some time visiting
friends. From there she will 60 to he
home in WILDWOOD, Wis. She intend
to be gone about three months.
President Carnot of France who wa
in the midst of a peaceful second teri
was assassinated by an Austrian anarchist
at the point of a dagger. The officer
saved the wretch from an infuriate
mob, and took her in safe keeping. TIL
senate and deputies in joint session elet
ted Jean Cassimer-Perie to fill the va
cancy.
Philo White has just returned frol
Springville, Iowa where he has been vi
ting relatives and attending school fc
the past two year. His mother, latel
visiting in Illinois, also accompanie
him to join the happy family her
Philo is a mar now and evinces man
traits calculated to fit him for good pr
sition.
Geo. w. Shaw, who represents