The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-22
Elk Gov. Waite next Monday.

D''S 'bo'N'
Muslin Underwear very cheap, at
Fitzsimmons'.
See the fine display of fire works in
the Bee Hive windows.
Jos. Sylvester is back at work on his
placer mines on Camas creek.
Get yourself a new suit for the 4th of
July Celebration at Fitzsimmons'.
Special Sale prices on white embroi-
dered dress patterns, at Fitzsimmons'.
A. G. Gormley, county attorney, at
tended to business in this smiling village
the first of the week.
Clothing just as cheap and just as
nice cloth as you can get in Helena or
Great Falls, at Fitzsimmons'.
We will have our soda fountain run
ming Tuesday. We will serve all kinds
of soft drinks-lemonade, ice cream soda,
ETC., at the Bee Hive.
Our esteemed contemporary, the Rocky
Mountain Husbandman, claims that the
Florence will pay a dividend in July; we
hope such is the case.
James Matthews is acting cashier of
the State Bank of Neihart during the
temporary absence at Great Falls of d.
j. Condor, the regular official.
The Neihart Lumber Co. is tearing
down and preparing for shipment, the
building known as Paske's Beer hall. B.
A. johnson is the demolisher of the
structure.
N. c. Bainum took a trip to his Six
teen Mile coal claim last Sunday. He
met Mr.. Word there, who looked over
the property with a view to taking hold
of it.-News.
Rev. Brewer will hold divine services
here tomorrow morning and evening, in
A. 0. L. w. hall. The reverend gentle
man has many friends in and about
camp. All are cordially invited to be
present at this service.
Chas. E. Wight, editor of the esteemed
Meagher County News, and the prince of
good fellows, visited Neihart this week
i'll company with Thos. Maxseil, also of
White Sulphur Springs. They spent "A
a few days greeting friends h%ercabouts.
Undcr-Sheriff c. i. Murray of Meagher
county, was i'll Neihart this week watch
ing the case of the state against Albert
MCGEE. Mr.. Murray is affable in nj
and Il most agreeable one to meet. He
says Neihart Is too close to Jericho to
become a great city.
j. L. Adams came in from the Middle
Fork country Tuesday evening, and
spent the night in town. He reports the
camp near the ar,sta in good running
order and that they have plenty of ore
on the dump. He went back yesterday
and expects to start the arasta as soon
as he returns.
Frank Rush suffered an accident while
working in the Broadwater which might
have proved serious. He had been handl-
ing giant powder and rubbed his hands
against a fever sore on his lip after
which the lip became very swollen and
inf1amed. He laid off for a few DAYS
and is better now.
A great many people went out by
Tuesdays train to the Falls to be pres
emf in the case of Sweeney, ct al, VS. M
G. r. r. Among them we mention:
VIM. Munroe, Pat Sweeney, VIM. Tier
ney and A. G. Wilson. 1t is earnestly
hoped that the litigants may this time
arrive at a satisfactory settlement.
The MCGEE trial this week called to
Neihart a considerable number of the
people from the valley below. Among
them we notice A. II. Servoss, L. E.
Howes, Sam Davis, Al Phippen, Maurice
Carney, John and Chas. MCGEE, Albert
MCGEE and wife, all of Monarch; A. j.
John Thompson, Herman Niebel
and Geo. Meredith of Kibbey Sam Dodd
Herbert Kohnen and Frank Miller, of
Henry L.. Bedding, a son of Mrs. S. E.
.oe, came in on yesterdays train from
Hayward, Wis, to make Neihart his
future home. Mr.. Bedding has for many
years been a prominent contractor and
builder in his state, having had the con-
and supervision of the construction
Of some of the largest and finest build
ngs in Wisconsin, among them the
Wisconsin state building at the Worlds
air. We are glad to have him locate
lere and wish him all the success pos
ible.
II. Hesse, an expert, travelling for w.
\. Clark of Butte, was in camp this
week. He visited Yogo and examined
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