The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-01-25
CAMP NOTES.

Jack Richey has returned to ca'np ana
expects to remain for awhile.
Suits for the coming masquerade must
be ordered before the first Of February.
Mrs. Daniel Payne died last week at
the ranch home six miles north of Mon
arch.
Ludlow McGibbon started Thursday
for Boston, where he may remain per-
manently.
Payday at Belt Saturday dispensed
about $4,000 among the employees of
the 4-C's company.
II. B. Hill, general manager of the
Queen NJ. s. NJ. Co., was in camp the
early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wynne have ar
rived in Neihart from Maiden, intending
to make this place their home.
d.. Z. A.. Macintosh is assisting
Wright and Murphy in shelving and ar
ranging their new stock of goods.
Why don't you have your picture TAX
en- by the best artist in the whole north
west? He will be here next week.
Miss Ida Sutton was up from Monarch
in attendance at the leap year dance.
She is progressing nicely with her school.
H. 7. Rosgard was able to be on
the street yesterday after being confined
to bed for about two weeks with injuries
received IN the mine.
All articles kept in a first class meat
establishment such as beef, mutton, veal,
pork, lamb and fish, bologna and dried
meats. will be found at Soul Parrvs'.
Carload of powder from Judson Dy-
Mantle and Powder company of San
Francisco, just received at Sweeney
Bros. This will be sold at bedrock
prices.
Court in Meagher county will be held
quarterly as follows, with Judge Arm
strong on the bench: second Monday in
Zach Of the months Of Mar CHI, June,
September and December.
The Montana and Gold Hill group OF
mines at Diamond have changed hands
. by sale to outside parties for $4,000
This property was owned by A. W
Schrieber, Doggett Bros, ct al.
Chas. Braman is the newly installed
Noble Grand of Banner lodge, l. O. 0
F.; L. A. Bruce is recording secretary
and C. d. Ladd is treasurer. The affair:
of this lodge are in excellent condition.
We see by exchanges that our frient
w. L. Cook and the newly acquired Mrs
Cook havc arrived from the far east an(
are in Great Falls. We congratulate
them upon their safe and happy journey
and wish them all the joys of earth.
David Sweeney still holds the office o
Master Workman of the X. of. L., having
succeeded himself in the charge of tina
office. He has left a clean record in thu
past administration, and enjoys a brigh
prospect for the present. W. F. Oder
has been elected recording secretary.
The leapyear dance Monday night was
decided success. A good attendance cam
from about town and a dozen or more o
the merry youngsters of Monarch wer
seen among the throng. The ladies di'
the proper thing in entertaining thei
partners and the floor committees were
alert in seeing that the visiting eentlemeI
had a good time.
Alex. Wright, postmaster, and E.. /
Murphy have formed a co-partnership t
engage in the business of grocers an
gents furnishers. They will travel I'm
der the firm name of Wright & Murphy
and will hang out at the Pierse block
in the room formerly occupied by tn
Cash grocery. Their banner floats from
the columns of this page.
Services tomorrow in NJ. f. church a
follows: Preaching at II a. m. and at
p. m. as usual. Sunday school at II n
Immediately at the close of the mornin
service. Epworth league meets at 10
p. m. Love feast from 8 80 to II O
clock a. NJ, conducted by Supt. VanOrs
del. Everybody invited.
S. G. NOBLE, Pastor
E. A. Shaw has been installed into tn
Office of Master Workman of Belt Mour
tain lodge, A. o. U. w., with the out
look of a remarkably successful admins
~tration. The lodge now has 68 member
in good standing, and nearly 81 1000 i
the treasury. G. L. McGibbon is recol
der; Jos. Schwerdt, tinancier; Rich
Bennett, receiver, and J. L. Walker, lon
term trustee.