The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
For
PAINTING, DECORATING,
PAPER HANGING,
G. w. MORE.
CAMP NOTES.

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He belonged to a crack rifle corps,
And was owner, likewise, of a storps
Where by shrewd advertising,
He was soon realizing
A fortune that grew morps and morps.
The band will soon begin to play.
Philo White is back from Lump City.
r. A. Carnochan left this week for
Helena on business.
Go to Amsden's barber shop for work
in the BARRIERS line.
w. S. Jennings went to Monarch
Wednesday on business.
Meats of all descriptions at Brand 4
Soule's. Poultry, oysters and fish.
For rent, nice three room house; for
particulars inquire at National Hotel.
James Gam has the contract for
running the Gait tunnel 100 feet farther.
Alex Wright of the esteemed Miner
made a trip this week to Great Falls and
Helena.
We carry the largest stock of tobacco
and cigars in the city; and it is always
fresh at the Beehive.
Alfred Myers, who has represented
n. N..-x ID l,,,, fNv fIn ,>oct fnur
months went to the Falls Thursday.
Harry Wroe who has been under the
care of physicians for the past few
weeks was taken this week to the intirm-
airy.
J. o. BOYD, a brother-in-law to A. Bcr-
nier, is visiting briefly in camp. Mr..
Boyd is a jewelcr by trade and is look
ing out for a location.
At the school election last Saturday,
the unwilling candidates were w. G.
Hester and A. II. Reser. Kester was
elected by a majority of one vote. He is
to serve three ycars.-Chinook Opinion.
While at Neihart, II. +. Powell set
two men at work upon the dam at his
reservoir site who are instructed to re-
pair the premises generally. He expects
to have boats upon his lake in the near
future, when pleasure parties can be ac-
c%ommodatcd to all the healthful and en-
joyable exercises they desire.
The National hotel has had cooks and
cooks, but Joseph Bartel, the present in
cumbent stands head and shoulders a.
bove his predecessors. He is practical
in all lines of his art and, it is noticeable
that his work rebounds much to the
credit of the National. The dance supper
last Monday night was something superb
and o~verpowering, as every one of the
many participants bear witness. Joe
Bartel does the culinary act to perfec-
ton.
II. f. Powell returned to Ncihart this
week, the first visit he has made the
camp in a long time. His home and
business today are in Butte, although he
has many interests here. He found that
his house above town had been broken
into and many valuable articles taken,
among them being a set of silver service
and some bedding. His stable had been
partially torn down and nearly a humid
red cords of wood had been appropriated
He is much provoked on account of his
losses and hopes to find some clue to the
miscreants. Mr.. Powell expects to re-
move to Ncihart in the near future.
There is a young mar at Neihart who
snorcs most vociferously when he slumb-
ers. Last night, while he was rendering
measure upon measure of his nocturnal
lay, the notes OF which might vie with
Crawford's woodsaw in point of volume
and general harmony, the n%eighbors
came with tears in their eyes, and call
ing up the house asked if there is any
thing they could do to relieve the stuff
erer. As he is of manageable age, and
his identity being discovered might in
lure his chances in a matrimonial way
we refrain from giving his anne. But
his nickname is commodore" and he
makes regular trips on Montana Central
trains.