The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-07-13

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at the HERALD office.
Mrs. George Ringwald and grand.
daughter Elsie Kcmna arrived on vester.
days train, from Anaconda.
We invite respectful attention to the
neat and new advertisement of Thos
Campbell, the druggist, upon this page.
Lemonade, milk shakes and soda wa.
ter, in every desired variety of flavor al
the popular Bee Hive, Geo. S. Bailey.
Proprietor.
Fanny B., the fleet little filly belong
to Duncan Mcdonald won the half mile
dash at Great Falls last week. Her
time was 514.
DR.. and Mrs. Vidal visited DR.. and
Mrs. Longeway of Great Falls over Sun
day. Mrs. Vidal remains in Great Falls
and will visit there for some time.
r. w. Lamb, the popular merchant of
Monarch, was here Tuesday of this week.
He reports a glorious time in his thriv-
ing town on the memorable fourth.
with his head bandaged. He feels as
well as conld be expected but had a
close call by reason of his accident.
DR.. Carskaddon, the dentist. is still
located at Room Is, Frisco Hotel, Mel
hart, Montana, where he will be pleased
to meet his patrons for the next few
days.
The majority of our taxpayers favor
the replacing of salaries on the office of
deputiee. A great many have Sc
by a petition to the commits
We are pleased to our that
Mark Amsden has sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness to take Il chair
the Oak Palace barber shop. Mr..
tells us that Mr.. Amsden will
probably be regularly engaged at that
place.
At the A. 0. U. w. meeting Monday
night, delegates were elected to the
grand lodge which meets in Missoula.
90. DR.. Vidal and Ole Holt
elected as such delegates, with
John Ellenberger and f. X. Abbott as
llternates.
MIR. and Mrs. Servoss of Monarch have
purchased the Home restaurant and ba
lery of Mrs. Coe and will occupy the
tand about the 18th inst. Mr.. and Mrs.
are well known IN this part OF
Montana, being classed among our most
lospitable people. We wish them every
ucccss.
Mrs. G. E. Ducr gave a reception last
vcning in honot'of her guests, the Misses
of Great Falls. A large nun
er OF young people enjoyed the occas-
on, in which Il guessing contest formed
n amusing feature, and dancing was
ept up till an early hour this morning.
River Press.
The editor in speaking of IA millinery
tore kept by Il lady said that he was
lad to see her stocking up. When the
aper came out he was surprised on
the lady to have her strike him
YER the head with an umbrella and tell
he was a liar, and that she would
I'll his wife. Hcdidn't know what she
as mad at, and had to read the item
yer a thousand times before he caught
Martin Mulvahill, J. p. Fistcr, Barney
onley and a miner from the Little AL
"a have entered into II contract with
atsch Bros. & Klcinschmidt to do 100
of sinking on the Little Katie.
'ork will commence Monday and will
the present Shaft, now 45 feet
'ep, down on the dip of the lode. There s
e now over 100 sacks of ore already
+ shipment, taken out in sinking and
twenty-five feet east, and there l
ABOUT 8 inches of ore in the bottom of {
e shaft. If suitable arrangements can {
made, so as not to interfere with t he !
ntractors the Latsch Brothers will con- |
Tue this drift and stope out ore If
is mire holds out as good as it has '
zen from the grass roots to its present I
pth, the present contract will go a
ng ways towards making a mine out /
it.-Lump City Miner. Il
A Resolution, .