The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-04-04
CAMP NOTES.

School election takes place today.
Fred Danilson of Belt Is in the city.
Mayor Sanford left Thursday for Great
Falls on a business journey.
Born--To the wife Of Fl. j. Porter
Friday morning, Apr 3. a ,O-pound
girl.
H. J. Skinner, president of the State
bank of Ncihart,, but residing at present
at Great Falls, is in the city.
A song service will be rendered in the
NJ. E. church tomorrow evening, and ma
ny appropriate songs for Faster will be
rendered by the choir.
Neihart Lodge No 1, p. of A., will at
an early date give a public meeting, to
which all are invited. 1t will he held in
Crawford's hall, and special
ment may be looked for later.
Chas. Stroup has formed a co-partner-
ship with Daniel Reddcn under the title
of Redden & Stroup, proprietors of the
Bank saloon. Both these men are we'll
known and popular at Neihart.
Bishop Brewer of Helena will hold
Episcopal ~cervice here April 10. in A.
o. U. w. Hall. The report that his
visit is April 3 is mistaken. Everybody
invited to hear him and don't forget the
date.
The schedule Of trains on the Neihart
branch will change next Monday. Com
ing to camp the time is the same. Re-
turning to Great Falls the train will
leave Neihart at 7 80 instead of 8 a. m
as heretofore.
1t is understood that a gentle rucus
disturbed the social equilibrium of the
sporting fraternity this week. The re-
suit was not serious, however, as only
one black eye is noticed, and only one
man drew out Of the game.
Two weeks from this afternoon the la
dies of the NJ. +. church will give a So
cial at the residence of Mrs. Geo. Cud-
more, on Johnston street. Ice cream
will be served to the public at 1Oc a
dish, the proceeds to go to the church.
G. F. McGibbon having resigned as a
o0f1iGufo fOr cchoc1 fr,,otoo IocokLo-
McAssey was placed upon the ticket in
his stead. The ticket of the Citizens
now stands: For School trustee, JON
athan McAssey. G. D. Ladd. w. F. Oden.
Notice has been posted by II. B. Hill,
secretary of the Queen company, calling
for bids to run the proposed crosscut
from the bottom of the 800 foot shaft to
the vein, which is estimated to lie rs
feet to the east. The contract for sink
ing the big shaft is nearly completed.
w. j. Banner who swore a complaint
against M. Kelley for stealing a ham
from the Neihart restaurant had his man
tried Saturday. Kelley was found
guilty and thrown in the county bastile
for a period of thirty days. Constable
MCGOWAN escorted the gentleman to the
sulphurous regions.
Dick Heidenreich who has been con-
fined to his room for two months with a
poisoned face. was on the street the past
few days. He did his first work We'd
nesday afternoon, by hauling some lum-
Der to a claim belonging to Jay Hazel
tine. Mr.. Heidenreich has a large guam
.ity Of ice in storage which he expects to
dispose of this coming summer.
John Fereday has withdrawn from the
firm of Fereday & Reddcn, Daniel Red
den continuing the business of said firm.
The outgoing partner will soon leave 70
the Caribou district, Upper Kootenai
country, B. c., where he will make a re-
connaissance of the layout, and see
what he can see. He leaves many warm
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early return.
Thursday afternoon another rousing
meeting of the citizens of second ward
took place in Crawford's hall. Chas.
Crawford was elected chairman, and j.
NJ. Gray, Dan Redden and P. Duhaine
were chosen Judges. Nominations being
called j. McC. Wilson and A. G.. Wilson
were presented and the ballot resulted
in the election of j. McC. Wilson, as
candidate for alderman in said ward.
Gold T. Curtis, president of the First
National bank of Great Falls paid Nei-
hart a visit this week, the first such trip
he has made within two years. Mr..
Curtis is one of the rising young tinan-
ciers of Montana, and was formerly con-
nected with the First National at this
pllce. He remarked the many favorable
changes in the town and was pleased to
note the healthy industrial conditions