The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-05-16

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Powell Black is the new clerk and at
torney for White Sulphur Springs.
W. s. Jennings has moved to the g.
L. McGibbon residence on Madison
street.
Fred Maxwell made IL hasty business
trip to the Falls Tuesday, returning
next day.
Edwards Bros, Frank and Avon, have
gone to spend the summer on their
Smith river ranch.
Miss Ida Sutton who is teaching
school at Barker was visiting friends
in Neihart last Sunday.
We can sell you any grade of wheel
you want from 1926 to 800.
Lowry g. Shaw.
Orlers taken for suits, at eastern pri-
ces at Neihart Cash Clothing Company.
Call and see our large line of samples.
G. D. Kifer will run a saw mill this
summer at Halls ranch above Stanford,
supplying lumber for the Wolfcreek
valley.
Gents shoes, all styles and grades,
large stock to select from at astonishing
ly low prices.
Neihart Cash Clothing Co.
B. O. Kempfer, representative to the
state republican convention from Meagher
county returned to his abode in Snow
creek precinct last Wednesday.
G. D. Ladd has beautifed his premises
by tie building of a fancy new fence
and planting a large flower garden. His
is one of the neatest residences about
town.
VIM. and Jno. Trip and Jno. Smith
are working away on the lease of Tunnel
No 2, at the Benton. They are taking
out ore and making a little money right
along.
]. T. Arlington is working a lease in
Tunnel 8 at the Benton, and is taking
out some very rich ore. He is sinking a
winze at present and has put in a new
steam drill to facilitate the work.
Tho force at the Big Seven has stopped
sinking and started drifts both ways on
the ore. They expect to take out ore
very rapidly when the works are fully
open below. At this mine and at the
Benton there are wei fifty men employ
ed.
Chas. ~Schoenberg and Nels Carlson
are working on q claim next east of the
Crusader at the mouth of Snow creek,
They are taking out some fine looking
quartz and have good prospects of find
ing pay ore. They bought the claim
recently from c. X. Outset.
F. M. Kempfer of Tacoma, WASH, is
in town to make a cessation of his ira.
vels. His wife came on Monday last,
and they have begun housekeeping
Frank is a live young man with a brigh,
future. He is a brother to B. o. Kemp.
fer formerly connected with the HER,
AID.
}, Services will be held Sunday in the
Barker block, instead of in the N. E
church. Morning service at 0:3O
Evening service at 1880 Rev. Wheele
and wife, the evangelists, will TAKE
charge of the meetings. Sabbath schoo
will be held in the church at 2:3O p. m
Everybody invited.
A very pleasant social event was tina
e of Monday evening, where a farewell
l was spoken to the popular pianist, Mrs
Green, who started next day for Mime
apolis. Mrs. J. N. Sturgeon and Mis-
Finnegan composed the committee o
arrangements, and deserve high compli
{ ments for the admirable direction Of it
> affairs.
Evangelist and Mrs. Wheeler, WIN
have been doing effective Christia
work at Neihart for the last two weeks
will now turn their attention to Teto,
. county and round up the sinners of tina
section at Choteau this week. 1t j
: thought perhaps in pulling in the schoc
of sinners up there the editors of tn
Montanian and Acantha may be gather
a ed in the net and a reconciliation effect
ed between the two gentlemen of sue
n pronounced war-like tendencies. !
this alone is accomplished the visit g
the evangelists to Teton county will nc
have been in vain.-Auaconda Standard
Nsihart Cash Clothing Co.
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