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

We saw the familiar face of Ed. F..
Mann about town this week.
T. d. Murphy is engaged at present in
teaching a term of school in Belt park.
Social dance last night in A 0 L w
hall and an elegant supper at the Frisco.
II. c. Simpson is back again to Mel
hart after a few days spent at Great
Falls.
Go to the Oak Palace barber shop for
tirst-class tonscrial work. Jay Walker,
proprietor.
D. f. Smith was over from Barker
this week. He says the trail is clear and
easily passable.
Rev. Father Van dc Hcnvel of Lewis
town led divine service in Miners Union
hall here Sunday.
Born-To DR.. c. f. X. Vidal and wife,
Sunday morning, April 80, a son. The
mother and child are we'll.
The Vienna Bakery is the place to
get bread of all kinds.
JOE HEGENER, Prop.
Sheriff OMAR is in town. We are
looking every minute to see him slap a
paddock on our front door, but have thus
far escaped.
Services in M. E. church Sunday NOR
ming and evening at the usual hour. Sun
day school at $50 p. m. Subject for ev-
ening service, ''The Dignity Of Man."
We publish elsewhere the program of
the school entertainment intending to be
held next Friday night in Chas. Craw-
ford's hall. Everybody should take it in.
Everybody by this time knows that
the strike is settled. 1t is worthy of re-
mark what renewed vim the report
seemed to put into every Neihart citizen
as he met and greeted his n%eighbors.
Thos. Henzlick is now the affable at
tache of the Oak Palace barber shop,
Jay Walker, proprietor. He has lately
travelled over much of Montana. but re-
turns to his first love and the friends of
former years.
Supt. VanOrsdel made his regular trip
to Ncihart last Saturday, having staged
it all the way from Helena via Great
Falls. He preached in NJ. E. church
Sunday and next day assisted Rev Vigus
in a meeting at Monarch.
A interesting and instructive Bible
class was organized last Sunday at the
Episcopal Sunday school in A. o. U. w.
hall. 1t starts off with great promise
and is the profitable place for young
folks to spend their Sunday hours.
We suggest that this is a good time to
clean up yards. Some have put theil
front yards in shape, but the back yards
and alleys are not in such condition as
they should be. They are disgusting to
the eye, a menace to the public health
Daniel Men ell got back Tuesday witt
a four horse load of supplies for the Mel
hart Feed and Provision Co.. This gives
Mr.. Sturgeon additional exercise, and a
chance to show how much work a mar
may wade through under extreme pres
sure.
Miss Clara Corbin has accepted an in.
~vitation to recite at the literary enter
tainment of the Sunset club Friday eve
ming, April 20. Miss Corbin's rccitations
are always pleasing and heartily applau'
ded and this feasure of the program will
no doubt be welcomed by her many adj.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Argus.
A school boy in New Jersey was re-
quired by his teacher to write an essay
on man. Here is what he wrote: 'sMar
is a wonderful! animal; he has eyes, ear.
and mouth. His ears are mostly fol
catching cold in, and having the earachc
The nose is to get snifies with. A man's
body is split half way up, and he walks
on the split end"
Richard Brennan never came to Mel
hart: when the first settlers came in tow
they found him already here. He is new
known to miss a meal, though himel
AYERS that he has often postponed then
from time to time. He is now al
home in camp after a few weeks %sojourl
at the Falls. The wilderness is wild,
and the way of the just is rocky, bu
Dick thinks the Lords people are al
right and the ultimate salvation of Israe
is sure.
VIM. Cragg, Joe SHELTON, Chas. Flick
es and Robt. Parry started Tuesday witt
teams TO make a prospecting tour in ant
around Tiger butte. They arc in searcI
of anything which has a valuable consid
Grafton, not already claimed by othe
parties. They asked us to look out TO
them when we see them coming. Their
arc plenty of bear in that section and i
would be no surprise to see the boy
pack one of the woolly creatures int