The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-02-01
CAMP NOTES.

in Great Falls.
Alex Wright was in Great Falls early
this week on business.
See Carr & Warmbrod for Gait coal
delivered to your door.
Henry Sutton lent the office valuable
assistance this week as a typo.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. McGibbon is quite sick this week.
Social life must needs be monotonous
until Jim Sterling gets back from the
Falls.
F. E. Oriet has returned from Detroit
where he went to have a cancer take
from his back.
John Walker, jr., and the new Mrs.
Walker will live in the Tombs residence
on East Main st.
Jos. Quirk suffered considerably this
week with a swollen jaw, resulting from
the extraction of a very bad tooth.
Sunday service in M. E. Church as
usual. Preaching II a. IN. and 1880 p.
M. School at 12m. Everybody invited
S. G. Nobeld, Pastor.
The next sessions of the District AS
sembly, X of L., will be held in Great
Falls beginning October 20. Neihart will
be entitled to two delegates.
Homer Thomas is doing considerable
development work upon the Hornet
group of mines on Snow creek. 1t is re-
ported that good strikes have been made.
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson returned
Monday from their brief wedding trip,
and have begun keeping house on Pine
street. They are receiving the congratu-
lations of their friends.
The report of the county clerk to the
labor commissioner shows that from July
1 to December 81 last, certificates were
issued in Meagher county for bounty or
80 wolves and $50 coyotes.
II Mrs. E. A. Shaw of Neihart, sister o
county treasurer Allen Pierse, passed
through here Monday on her way hom'
from Deer Lodge, where she has beer
taking care o. her sick mother.-News.
Great Falls should now be writer
Greatfalls, Deer Lodge is Decrlodge ant
Big Timber is Bigtimber, so says the big
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The Bigtimbe
Pioneer says: ''Itsagooathing. Pnshita
long"
Judge Armstrong has appointed tn
following persons as appraisers of rea
estate for assessment purposes, viz: "
H. Sutherlin, Len Lewis and W. "
Coates. The board of appraisers Wi
meet on the third Monday in Februar
to perform their duties.
An exchange says there are too man
people in the world who will not cas-
their bread upon the waters unless the
are first assured that it will come back
full grown sandwich, all trimmed wit
ham, butter, mustard, and rolled up in
warrantee deed to half the earth.
Mrs. VIM. Bonner gave a very enjo.
able party Thursday evening in hone
of the birthday of Miss Myrtle. tt
guests were friends Of the popular youn
lady, and that the entertainment mi
with success would be putting it mil
A'fine supper vas served and all preseI
report a splendid time.
VIM. Cragg returned Wednesday fro
a most interesting session of District A
No. 90, X. of L., which was lately he
in Anaconda. The report which he re
dered from L. A. 1854 was received wi
prolonged applause and Neihart W
highly commended upon her streng
and courage as a labor town. In closil
the meeting, Mr.. Cragg was elected for
man of the D. A. and given a place up
the executive board. The Knights
Neihart are growing daily in numbe
and in power.
A grand scramble and a falling oy
each other by our citizens was made Ii
week when it was limited that orders I
government bonds would be filled at t
post Office. When inquiry was ma
however, it was learned that the who
cheese had been bought up by Charm
Mitchell of the democratic county co
mittee who had previously got a sure
titious tip on the bargain. Peopel
Neihart consider the sale to MI. Mitch
as being unfair-and as n%efarious in