The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-05-02
CAMP NOTES.

Only q few moro copies ut the u
venir left.
W. u. Graham is on his way back
from Cripple creek. Colo.
DR.. Sandow left Tuesday for a few
weeks %sojourn in the east.
Born-Sunday afternoon to Mr. and
Mrs. Thos Garfield a daughter.
Homer Thomas has moved to his
Belt park ranch for the summer.
Wall paper at Judd Calkins just as
cheap as you.can get it in Chicago.
Clement Finley left Saturday for
Philipsburg to he gone a few weeks.
Buy a HERALD Souvenir before they
are all taken. Only a few copies left.
Born-to the wife of Station Agent
Ferris of Monarch, Saturday, a daughter.
H. J. Skinner and family are in town
from Great Falls. to remain a week or
You can get wall paper of Judd Calk-
ms at wholesale Chicago prices, 10 cents
per roll, up.
The May day concert of Mrs.
Green given last evening was a
grand success.
Ga tast Thursday morning a son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Carl
son, DR.. Shaw officiating.
Paints, oils, glass, kalsomine and all
such articles necessary to spring house
cleaning at Lowry & Shaw's.
Miss Gertrude Tierney arrived home
yesterday from a short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Skinner at Great Fall.
Samples of the finest grade Of wall
paper at Lowry & Shaw's. Examine the
varieties before purchasing elsewhere.
Joe Lamb of Monarch, after receiv-
ing a good oldfash,oned farewell par
to started Saturday with Paul Mar
cure, on a trip toward Alaska, ex-
pecting to be gone a year or so.
DR.. Shaw arrived Monday from
Halifax, N. s., and took up head
quarters in the Office of DR.. Sandow. He
is favorably impressed with Neihart and
her citizens and is rapidly becoming &C
quainted with his new field Of labor.
Jay Walker starts about the 10th
inst for the National park to be gone
all summer: He hes arranged that any
and all persons indebted to him can pay
money to Marshon and Roberts, who
are empowered to give receipt for same
VIM. Trip has taken a lease on thu
old workings at the Benton, namely
3% tunnels No. 1, and No.. 2, and will star
at once to work, assisted by his brotheI
John. There is said to be considerable
ore in sight, which, if it holds out will
pay the boys quite we'll. Many success
attend them.
Notice: Any person desiring assistanc
in organizing. o" in maintaining a Sabb
ath school in his or her community will
do we'll to correspond with Rev. Edwin
M. Ellis the Synodical Sabbath-schoo
Missionary for Montana, who is ready t
aid in such work. His address is Helens
Montana.
The new time card of the Norther
Pacific appears in this issue. This pop
ular route 10Y leads all competitors j
the time schedule across the continent
The new schedule of trains offers a de
cided improvement over that formerl
used. The Northern Pacific runs full
vestibuled trains and carries a service
dining and sleeping cars, strictly up t
date.
On Thursday morning David Richard
while coming off shift at the Broad
water mine fell a distance Of so feet
a shaft. He was taken to the hospital an
there it was found that his back was bas
ly hurt and that one of his ankles W,
broken. This was Richards second shi
of work in the mine. 1t is thought tn,
the firing of the shots caused him to ia
from the ladder as he was defending Il
shaft. He has a wife and six childre
DR.. Shaw attended him.
The Odd Fellows anniversary me
last Saturday was we'll attended The
were present the members of Bann'
Lodge, No. 40, who came in a bod
as well as a large %concourse of the citize
of Neihart. The officers and members
the order, decked out in their special +
gala presented a fine appearance. Re
Joel Vigus, of Lewistown gave a vigo
Gus address, instructive as well as ente
tanning, upon "Oddfellowship, its mol
aims and illustrious achievements" A