The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-07-20
Frank Glabb and John E. Kenkel of
Great Falls were here Wednesday.

We are glad to note that Jay Amber
son has recovered from his recent illness.
Miss Rhoda Pierce is teaching school
at the Zicgling district, having begun
July 1. She likes the place very much
and is doing we'll. The school is To-
Gated three miles above Arlington.
Lou oakley came in from the Falls
Wednesday where he was being treated
for an injured eye. The steel has been
removed from his eye and he is fully
recovered, except that the member is
still somewhat weak.
AL. Cameron, r. ID. Powell, and Jim
Clancy left Tuesday fol Great Fall. The
first two make their objective point the
Trail creek country and expect before
returnin to see what can he done to-
ward increasing their respective piles in
that part of the booming world. We
wish them success.
Fishing parties are the proper pas
time at this season, Judging by the mum
erous teams that bear the ambitious an
gler to the various streams. Drawing
the heat, and nncer.ain storms, the CAD
flies. doodlcbugs and pismircs, they
Justify engage in Turing the trout from
his watery overland truth to tell,
"this is as good Il time as any" for that
sport of sports.
Rev. S. G. Noble of the Toronto con-
ference M. f. church, Toronto, Ontario,
has come to make his abode with us and
to fill the pulpit at this place unit. the
annual conference of this district meets
in August. He will open his passionate
here by preaching Sunday morning and
evening, at the usual hours, II and 8.
A cordial invitation is given to all to
attend these services.
J. w. Stultz, known by the various
suggestive titles of "Sport," "Old Sport"
and "Sport the Capitalist" left town
Tuesday for a brief respite from toll.
He strayed too far from the cars at Mon
arch and was unfortunately temporarily
stranded, while he had paid his fare as
far as Belt and had not secured stop
over privileges. Where he will go,
I what is his mission, and when he will
I return are purely his own business.
G. F. Dancer, w. T. Ford, Jay And
erson and J. l.. Dilworth of the Springs
came into Neihart last evening, en- route
for Great Falls where their wool is tC
G be sold. They report times much i'm
proved at the county scat and that {
I general good feeling prevails among the
people of that section. They are pleased
with the safe delivery of their summers
clip at this place but think the road ovel
o the Little Belts may be made mucl
G better.
The Queen Mining and Milling com
pany has been organized in Great Falls
It with Harry Hill secretary and treasurer
e 1t is built upon what is left of thu
Queen of the Hills Mining company
and provides for the issuance of 300,O0(
shares at ten dollars each. The com
pany extend an offer to the individual
~ stockholders of the original @. of H
, mining company to enter the new com
q pany by purchasing shares at the rate o
20 cents.
Ed. c. Anderson, and G. c. Curtis, o
BoZeman, the former a son of the cs
tcemcd Major Anderson of the AVIAN
d Courier, are at Neihart representing thei
,e mining claims neal the head of SnO,
" creek. Their claim, the Iron Silve
If lode, looks fine, carrying lead and silver
The owners expect to be through in
week or so, when they will return t
=" Bozcman. The HERALD acknowledge
III a friendly call from Mr.. Anderson, an
II wishes him many successes.
ID
IS Geo. B. Mclaughlin, sheriff of Che
,e teau county, and his. two trusted depr
IN ties, Chas. Howell and r. i. Ford al
terrors to the evil doors of that distric
. Since January 1 they have made AZ a
rests, among whom are a dozen accuse
of murder or mans!aughtcr. These of
GERS have been constantly IN the roa
=. and are today trailing toughs in evel
- part of the county. Between them an
the relentless Judge DuBose, the count
of Choteau is going to be clt AIRED of
lawless and desperate element. The
H. are making it hot for those that folio
ce UBIQUITOUS ways.
- Tuesday of this week saw as jolly
T. crowd of fellows as it is our fortune
meet, pass through this city en- route t,
the Yellowstone Park. A four hor
=. Concord coacn held the party and cam
ing outfit. The party was composed
Fred Hill, Jas. Ringo, John BarrO,
and Gus Shaffer of Arlington and Be
and Walter Kennedy of Belt, who ha'
or taken advantage of the shut down al