The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-02-15

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camp a day or two last week.
David Sweeney has been sick a few
days this week, but Is better now.
John Cudmore is pressing the bust
ness of his book agency in Sand Ceulee.
Thos. Sweeney went to Belt Tuesday.
called thitlaer by the serious illness of
his wife.
Fred Walker, one of the prints at the
Miner office is temporarily under the
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meehan have begun
keeping house in the Bowers residence,
Society hill.
Sunday service in NJ. Z. Church as
usual. Preaching II a. IN. and Z p.
IN. School at 12m. Everybody invited
s. G. Nobeld, Pastor.
Rev. Noble was quite successful in his
series of meetings at Monarch, which are
now closed. He is this week assisting
his collaboration at Belt.
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'.
Sheriff Meningitis home at the coun-
ty seat has been aroused by the recent
arrival of a son. The youngster has APP
piled for the situation of court-crier.
Peter Gardener came to the dining
room for his meal Tuesday evening, the
first time in several weeks. He is just
recovering from a heavy siege of pneu-
monia.
II. B. Hill, general manager Queen
M. & M. Co. was here a part of this
week. He expresses himself as well
pleased with the course of development
at the mine.
The trustees of the Black Diamond
M. & M. Co. held a meeting on the
third inst, a. which an assessment of one
cent per share was levied upon the in.
dividual stockholders.
Miss Ida Sutton came home from hel
school at Monarch Friday, remaining at
Neihart over Sunday. Her sister Miss
Mae, who had been visiting at Belt, re-
turned home with her.
Pat Sweeney, Ernest Close and JOIN
Powers have taken a lease on the Lizzie
This is a promising mine, situated or
Rock creek, whose principal owners are
VIM. Mueller and M. Powers.
James Gam while at work in the Gal
mine stepped upon a rock which sud
denly turned and gave his ankle a bat
sprain. After a few days rest he return
ed to work Yesterday morning.
Rinaldo Braman of York Center, Ind,
is visiting his elder brother, Alderman
Chas. Braman of this place. If favora
bly, impressed with Neihart he expect
in the near future to move his famil,
h;ther.
Jas. G. Wells, superintendent of til
Nevada mine, reports a remarkable
good body of ore in the shaft and ever,
thing running in a first class manner
They are shipping ore from this mine
and will soon raise their yield to tw
cars a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Metzger hay
bonded the Imperial group of mines 0
Harley creek to Stephen Pierse and oil
ers for the sum of 100000. The bon
runs for one year, in which time consid
cradle development work will be don
on the property. 1t is the intention
drive the main lower tunnel 200 feet fa
Their, then to sink on the vein. The In
perial vein carries copper, and is frol
so to 80 feet in width. We wish tt
operators every success.
The ladies of Neihart are cordially il
vited to attend a meeting at Mrs. Ladd
next Thursday afternoon to organize
Ladies' Reading Club. The objects
the club are the mutual improvement
members upon literary lines and
while the time in pleasant as we'll
profitable occupation. A prelimina
meeting was held last Thursday afte
noon at home of Mrs. Mitchell, where
part of the scheme was evolved. 1t is
laudab!e movement and all who are i
terested in the subject should he prese
at the next meeting.
Geo. W. Brown gave a party to
bachelor friends Tuesday evening at !
coy but lonely home on Central avenr
The rooms were appropriately decorate
with evergreens entwined with bachele
buttons, the emblem of love defiant, al