The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-26
CAMP NOTES.

The HERALD's advertisers are reliable.
Stove pipe, 15c per joint at Gregg
Bros.
John. r. Fitzsimmons made a trip to
Great Falls this week.
Mr.. ]. ]. ODER of Kibby has been Wis
'iting our city this week.
Great Falls prices on mems furnishings
shoes, overshoes, etc. at Metzger's
L. E. Howes the Monarch merchant
was in town the first of the week.
When you go hunting don't forget the
large stock of ammunition at Sweeney
Bros.
Chas. Swanson is fast recovering from
the injuries which he received in the
mine last week.
Go to Sweeney Bros. for anything you
need in the line of ammunition. They
can supply you.
B. E. Marquis and Milt Carrothers are
representing their claims on the west
side of Belt creek.
Fifty stoves at Gregg Bros, cheaper
than they have ever been known
before, Take a look at them.
Hans Westgard and Ole Grendall will
confine their mining operations to the
Middle Fork country in the future.
Mr.. A. d. Cameron who lately sold
Frank Rush. was in the city this week.
Sweeney Bros have just received a
large stock of all kinds of ammunition
and are selling the same at bedrock
prices.
Capt. Macintosh and son Dan drove
Sunday to the Springs to attend the
wedding of Miss Macintosh to Rev.
Hedges.
If you want fine groceries, provisions,
cigars, or anything in the line OF general
merchandise call at Metzger's and see
their prices.
The Nevada people finished pumping
their shaft this week, and are ready to
m taking out ore. We wish
them all kinds of success.
Just as fine a line of clothing, hats,
and shoes at Fitzsimmons' store as you
can find in Great Falls, and their prices
for cash are lower than anybody's.
Martin Gallagher and Jos. Sylvester
returned last week from their placer
claims on Camas creek where they have
been working during the summer.
No use sending out of town for any
goods. If you have the coin you can
get goods 25 per cent cheaper from us
than ever before. John r. Fitzsimmons.
Sheriff w. II. Mcknight was in camp
early this week, serving some official
papers. He is IA hale fellow well met,
always having a cheering word for the
boys.
All articles kept in a first class meat
establishment such as beef, mutton, veal,
pork, lamb and fish, bologna and dried
meats, will be found at Soule and Parrys'.
Game and oysters in season..
r. l.. McCulloh and son Carol B., in
company with E. G. Maclaty We're here
from Friday till Tuesday last. The
elder McCulloh is heavily interested in
the Diamond r. mining company as
well as in other properties at Ncihart.
The HERALD tenders its grateful
thanks to Henry Miebach of Monarch
for a box of fine eating apples. Mr..
Miebach can supply the public with the
choicest of apples gathered from his
own farm in Kansas. His stock includ-
es apples for eating or for cooking; for
winter or for immediate use. Send him
your order.
JOS. Derwen fell down a As # shaft
in the Broadwater Saturday night, es-
Gaping serious injury. 1t was a most
wonderful fall, as not once in Il hundred
times could such results be expected.
He was walking through a tunnel with
out a candle, guiding by a light some
fifty feet ahead of him. He knew OF
the open shaft, but did not think he
was so near it when he made the awful
step. In most cases the mar would be
expected at least to suffer great bodily
injury, but in this instance the u%nfortu-
nate man escaped with only a sprained
ankle.
There seems to be no doubt but tia
the reports of the recent gold strike neal
Neihart are correct. The original dis
covery was made by Messrs. Jas. Gam
and Jay Hazeltine, who had been pro,
specting in that locality, and they to,
gether with VIM. Bonner, who was in
ferostad with Them made tha first 1Oca