The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-03-07
CAMP NOTES.

Navel oranges, 25c, 35c, 4Oc, soc, and
ice per dozen at the Bee Hive.
Smokers supplies of all kinds at Will
liam's.
r. w. Smith north of Monarch was
in camp Thursday.
Fine fruit display in the Bee Hive
windows. See prices.
The Knights of Labor will give Il
grand ball on Easter Monday.
J. H. Bridges of Yule district will
teach the Kibbcy school this spring.
H. J. Skinner of Great Falls did bust
ness in Neihart the first of the week.
The light snow fall Thursday is I'M
usual in our locality for this time of the
year.
Fresh lettuce, onions, radishes, sweet
potatoes, and everything in the vegetable
line at the Bee Hive.
Guy Gray of the Belt Times was in
Neihart this week assisting in the office
of the Neihart Miner.
E. B. Norell, city treasurer of Havre,
defaulter to the tune of $1,000 pleads
guilty and gets five years.
T. F. Henzlik edited the Oak Palace
barber shop while Jay Walker, the man
aging editor, made a trip to Belt.
Prof. Wallace will give a dance on
St. Patrick's evening, promising to
make it the finest dance of the year.
Electric lights at this place will be
turned on tomorrow night, to continue
permanently. We are glad to note this
improvement.
Sunday service in NJ. E. Church as
usual. Preaching II a. N. and 1880 p
m. School at 12m. Everybody invited
S. G. Nobeld. Pastor.
w. J. Clark, general manager of the
Broadwater, accompanied by G. q. Dut
ton, general agent Of the G. N. r., came
in on a special Sunday.
All articles kept in a first class mea
establishment such as beef, mutton, veal
pork, lamb and fish, bologna and driet
meats, will be found at Soul Parrvs'.
The ladies reading circle enjoyed
very pleasant hour at the home OF Mrs
Barker, Thursday afternoon. The,
meet again next Thursday at Mrs. Ben
nett's.
The school bell is cracked, and ring
in a whisper. This was a 500 bel
But its days of usefulness are over an
for once the hayward KID has All excus
for being tardy.
DR.. and Mrs. Vidal and infant SO
came up Monday from Belt. Mrs. Y
dial remains with friends at Neihart ii
Thursday, but the doctor returned Tues
day to his large practice at that place.
VIM. Tierney goes today to Sulphul
ana to be present at the meeting of tn
county commissioners. Mr.. Tierney hs
shown an active interest in county a
fairs ever since he became a member
the board.
Jas. G. Wells was visited by snea
thieves Tuesday evening who stole fro
him a suit of clothes and a fur cap whit
he had momentarily left in Blanding
livery office. This is the first case of tt
kind reported this winier, and if Il
bloke gets nabbed he will be taken dow
the line.
Peter Duhaime erstwhile of Marysvil
came into camp last Wednesday and wi
stay throughout the season. He says Il
Besson Bros. are doing finely at Mary
vile; that they are developing their ov
ground with remarkably good prospec
of making a ten strike. Pete is a GOT
rustler and will yet make a stake on /
property.
Ole Grendal came in Thursday fro
his mines on the Middle Fork and l
ports everything progressing finely
his end of the moral vineyard. 7
tunnel on the Champion is 22O fe
long, drifting on the main vein, and
tanning a surface depth of 100 feet
Whereabouts. Recent work has be
spent in driving a crosscut from IL
vein a distance of so feet to reach anot
er vein known to lie to the westwal
Several tons of ore are on the dump a
hundreds of tons more are in sig
which assay 10 to II per cent in copp
Mr.. Grendal holds a half dozen clail
in that locality on which there ha
been more than $4,000 expended in
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