The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-12
CAMP NOTES.

Rev. Noble made a trip to Monarch
this week.
Under sheriff Murray paid Neihart a
visit this week.
D. W. Bateman of Great Falls was a
visitor IN Mondays train.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell paid CT.
Fall a short visit last week.
Fred Danilson departed for Belt on
Tuesdays train where he expects to re-
side in future.
Hank Wilson left on Tuesdays train
for the Capitol city. He expects to be
gone about a week.
Mrs. ]. Quirk was a passenger to Belt
last week. She is making a visit to
friends at that place.
1t is rumored that a deal has been
consumated whereby the Nevada prop
erty will soon be operated.
w. S. Jennings is as busy as a bee
these days hauling ore with his four
horse team from the Benton.
j.. L. Dilworth and j. G. Barker were
in camp looking after their interests
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Gust Okerman was in town from his
ranch this week. He reports everybody
as being in good spirits in his section.
Peter Rush and family have moved
erly occupied by Buser and Roberts.
Thos. Rothwell and Chas. Black are
doing the annual assessment work on
some of their claims on Carpenter creek
Sam Ecke1sly who has worked at the
Broadwater for the past year or more
left on Tuesdays train for Helena anC
Lump City.
Tom Rizer and brother of Gilt Edge
paid Neihart q visit last week. They
left for White Sulphur Springs On Sun.
day morning.
Whole-souled Dick Brennan departed
by Tuesdays train for Great Falls. He
has accepted a position at the silver
smelter and will begin operations upor
his arrival.
d. L. S. Barker, superintendent o
the Benton with his father Robt. Barker
of White Sulphur Springs have beer
enjoying the sights at the Falls, during
the past week.
The Neihart Water company are box
ing all Of their supplementary pipes an'
fire hydrants. This is a good plan an'
the company deserves praise for thei
precautions for the coming winter.
The Queen mining company has ad
verified for bids for sinking a doubl
compartment shaft in the old working
on the Homestake lode. This looks lik
business and makes a good feeling pas!
over us.
The Meagher county Teachers insti
tute has adjourned sine die and tn
teachers have returned to their usual vo
cations. They report having had
splendid time and being royalty enter
tanned.
Frank Rush of Neihart, and Mrs. N
Lindsay have bought the store and fix
lures of A. d. Campbell and will ope
on Monday with a full, new stock c
fruits, confectionery, cigars, tobacco
etc.-Belt Valley Times.
Rev. Father Either of Great Falls wi
be in Neihart Sunday. He will cell
brate high mass at 10 a. IN. and wi
preach at II. He will lecture in I'll
evening. These services will be hel
in Miners hall, where everybody is il
vited to be present.
The managers of the fair appointe
all the newspaper men Judges of Il
snake exhibit, but as the antido'
furnished was all absorbed before Il
hour for inspection came, the edito
refused to perform their duty without
new supply.-Gt. Falls News.
Services in NJ. E. church this week
the usual hours. Preaching at II al
s. Epworth league at 7 80 p. m. Su
ject of evening service: "Litt
Foxes" All are cordially invited
at tend these services.
S. G.. NOBLE,
Pastor.