The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-06-23
CAMP NOTES.

L. Z. Simpson and 9. z. Downing de-
parted Thursday for Great Falls.
Miss Cox has removed her candy store
to the Brown building, corner Main and
Granite.
Mrs. Laura E. Howey of Helena was
of the number who took in the town last
Saturday.
Duncan Mcdonald, heavily interested
in the Gait was in Great Falls the first
of the week.
Our flag is there-several of them
several hundred of them-lots of them
at Campbell's drug store.
The Vienna Bakery is the place to
get bread of all kinds.
JOE HEGENER, Prop.
Mrs. J. X. Clark, Misses Collins, Miss
Rolfe, and other fair ones of Great Falls
enjoyed local hospitality during the big
picnic.
H. B. Mackey has just returned from
a prospecting tour to Logging creek and
vicinity. He has nothing of interest to
speak of yet.
A home-guard of Coxeyites has been
organized at Neihart consisting at pres
ent of Is or 20 members, with M. C.
Mizar as captain.
Frank Lepper's house in Fort Benton
was struck by lightning the first of the
week but we have not learned the ex-
tent of damage done.
Hon. S. S. Hobson of Utica was super
vlsing his Neihart interests this week.
He owns considerable mining and town
property in aud about here.
Allen Pierse is having the front of his
block embellished with a fresh coat of
paint. AL pauses to remark that bust
ness positively never was better.
The time announced for the annual
meeting of the Gait stockholders is next
Wednesday. We hope this company
may soon see its way clear to resume OPP
erations.
We received a letter this week from
Il old friend J. S. Gordon, now located
in the Little Rockies. He reports a
good time without much gold mixed
with it as yet.
Preaching in M. E. church tomorrow
morning and evening as usual. Every
body is cordially invited to attend. A
special service of song is being prepared
for the occasion.
The scenery about Neihart is noted
for its f~esh-producing properties, as is
seen in the case of hundreds of business
men along Main street. Neihart may
be properly called a fat mans town.
Geo. L. McGibbon of Neihart has
been chosen a delegate to the populist
state convention to be held at Deer
Lodge Monday. George is a pretty fair
single handed talker and ought to repre-
sent the populist party very acceptably.
We mention with regret the intended
removal of Mrs. Slavin and son to Win
ston, Mont, where the husband has bee n
employed in the mines. They have liv-
ed long at Neihart and have many
friends to express sorrow at their depart
ure.
The Big Timber Pioneer says that
Michael Sund, who formerly ran an eat
ing shop at Monarch and at Barker, has
been on a trip over the state looking for
a location, but has returned and saws
that he can find no place that suits him
better than Big Timber.
Great Falls the first of the coming
month is to have free mail delivery. 1t
is proposed now to number the houses
on the principal streets of Neihart and
get ready for similar privileges here.
1t may not be long until we will also
be of the same fortunate class.
Fine line of candies at Cooks. Call
and see for yourselves.
AL. Bronson of Neihart in White Sui
phur Springs last week purchased a fine
4-horse term for hauling ore. They are
exceptionally large horses, weighing, &C
cording to the News, "from 1,4OO to 49,
900 pounds" When AL. starts out with
this team we look to see his pull up the
Broadwater mine by the roots and stow
it away in box cars.
You can get what you want in fire
works at Campbell's drug store.
A story is being circulated to the eff
feet that a married lady in this county
had a birthday anniversary a short time
ago, upon which her husband presented
her with a pretty piano lamp. He was
much f1attcred when she told him she
intended to give it his NAME, until he