The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-05-09
CAMP

CAMP NOTES.
Talk with Godfrey about life insur-
ance.
Edwin ]. Barker made q trip to Great
Falls on business last Tuesday.
Geo. Stanton, Of the law firm OF
Stanton & Stanton of Great Falls. paid
Neihart a visit on Wednesday.
H. B. Pomeroy of Everett, WASH, came
in on Wednesdays train in the interest
Of the silver smelter at Everett.
The variety of weather in Neihart is
unsu. passed in any place in the world.
We have all kinds in twentY-four hours,
snow. rain sunshine, and clouds.
H. B. Pomeroy left for his home in
Washington by Thursdays train, after al
short s%oiourn among MS, in the interest
of his company.
Geo Doran and family returned from
Belt Wednesday. Mr.. Doran is fast recov-
eripg from his injuries received in the
Broadwater mine disaster.
j. T. McClammy of Monarch is quite
"a distinguished parsonage He bears the
medal and the worlds championship for
roaping and tying a steer, his time being
AZ seconds.
ID. ]. Condor, cashier of the State
bank, started Saturday on a visit to his
home in Wisconsin. He expects to be
absent two or three weeks during which
time H. J.. Skinner, president of the
bank, will fill Mr.. Condon's place.
The editor of the HERALD, and also
the head of the mechanical department
are this week attending the county re-
publican convention. Bear, with us dear
readers, the country must be saved.
E. S. Blair, General Agent. for the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co.,
with head quarters at Helena is expected
in Neihart soon to look after the interests
of his company. He was formally ticket
agent for the Great Northern Ry. Co. in
Butte.
1t gives us great pleasure to notice the
pleasant countenance of Mr.. H. j. Skim
er on our streets again. 1t makes us
think of old and better days. The
HERALD extends a hearty welcome to Mr.
and Mrs. Skinner and their interesting
family.
Judge Bennett complains Of "tha'
TIRED feeling since his trip to Monarcl
with the Patriots. He claims tina
Abbott, 1.-THE Bill Nye of the Belt Noun
t%ains," caused him to laugh so heartily
that he hassaot been able as yet to regain
his normal state, hence, "that tired feel
ing".
Services will be held Sunday in tn
Barker block, instead of in the M. E
church. Morning service at 1890
Evening service at 1870. Rev. Wheele
and wife, the evangelists, will TAXI
charge of the meetings. Sabbath schoo
will he held in the church at 2 80 p. m
Everybody invited.
Oh rles Douglas left on Tuesday
train for Illinois, where he will max
his home in the future. He will g.
married shortly after his arrival ther
and embark in business. Mr. Dougla
leaves many friends in Neihart win
wish him happiness and prosperity j
married as we'll as business life.
Mr.. G. R. Tintinger of Belt an ea
perienced hotel man he's taken charge c
the Hotel Judge. Mrs. G. A. Allie
retiring from the management. Thi
hotel has a large patronage and n
doubt Mr. Tintinger will increase tn
popularity the hotel has always enjoye
at the hands of the miners and trave
ing public.
The donation made by DIR. Shaw
the surprise party last Monday night
the residence of Rev. s. G Noble, was
novelty in the way of delicate "dessert
dishes aud was partaken of SO freely
Mr.. Brown that he needed the attendan
of the Doctor next day. E. X. Apbo
also partook freely of the tempting dis
but was not so badly affected as he h
been used to that daily article. In ia
it just fit him.
We learn through DR.. Shaw, that, J
Deroin and Dave Richards are on t
mend. Deroin is able to sit up for
short time each day and the Doct
thinks he will be out in about t,
weeks. Richards is suffering from
severe injury to his spine but is doing
we'll as could be expected under t