The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-01-18
CAMP NOTES.

Falls last week.
The Fickes family has moved to the
ranch on Deep creek
Geo. Gum, appearing in his usual
good health came in from Helena. Mon
day.
Fred Bergeron took his departure last
week for Butte to return again in about
three weeks.
Patsy Lennalan, a former resident OF
Lewistown and Maiden, came in Monday
from the great coal camp.
Why don't you have your picture tax
en- by the best artist in the whole north
west? He will be here next week.
In honor of E. NJ. Hall, a progressive
whist party was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Pound on Friday cvening.-Big
Timber Pioneer.
All articles kept iii a first class meat
establishment such as beef, mutton, veal,
pork, lamb and fish, bologna and dried
meats. will be found at Soul Parrvs'.
Rev. Van Orsdel will visit Neihart
again Friday next to remain over Jul
day. He will hold service in M. f.
church Sunday to which all are invited.
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.
Services at NJ. E. church by Rev. s.
G. Noble, for tomorrow are as follows:
Morning service II a. M; Sunday school
l2m. Epworth League 700 p. M;
Evening service, 7:3O p. IN.
Prof. Wallace. the w%ell-known dane
ing master of Great Falls will try to Or
ganize a dancing class at Neihart. If ar
engagements can he made he will be here
two nays each week and with his class
in Great Falls the rest of the time.
Chas. Nelson, whose foot was accident
ally crushed while working in the Broad
water mine a few weeks ago., and who
went to the Columbus hospital for treat
ment, has returned to Neihart. He is
not yet able to work, but has discarded
the crutches.
C. E. LeMunyon of the Elite photo.
graphic studio, Great Fills, has given VI
his intended trip to Central America this
winter. He therefore has an opportuni.
ty once mote to favor the people of this
town with one of his professional visits
Watch for his announcement-abou
Jan. rs.
N. Porter Dwight, ex-president of thu
Miners union has gone to Wisdom, Mt.
where he will remain for an indefinite
period. In company with Chas. Mayn
ard and Harry Clifford he is interested
mines near Wisdom, on which the boy
are working and which appear to b
quite valuable. Good luck to you, Port
Mrs. Emily Roehl went Saturday t
Great Falls, where she met her daughte
Lucy, returning from the Academy u
the Sacred Heart, Montreal. Miss Luc
has now spent two years in that note
school of learning, and comes home
in every sense an accomplished lad.
Her many friends at Neihart are please
again to greet her and are congratulatin
her upon her marked advancement.
VIM. Cragg goes today to Anacond
to attend the s%emi-annual meeting {
district assembly No. SO, K. of L., as
representative of local assembly, M
s64, at Neihart. Mr.. Cragg is one {
the ~tireless workers among the Knight
having twice before served in the capa
ity of delegate to the district assembl
He merits this preferment, not only |
reason of his recognized ability to pro.
erly represent the local, but because Il
boys see in him a trustworthy leader.
A gentle breeze of excitement, min
led with the smell of powder, disturb
the serenity of Monarch Thursday nigh
when some wood choppers thought TIN
had discovered a thief in the act of stea
ing their wood. They fired several she
at the supposed poachcr, but as far
we can learn no damage was done.
telegram was sent for Constable NJ
Cowan of Neihart, who Immediately a
swered the call; but as he has not
returned, no further information is o
tainable.
The ladies of Neihart will give a lei
year party next Monday evening
which the gentlemen of camp are inv
ed. 1t is to be one of the incest balls
the new year, and all the details of t
management will be in the hands of t
1oI;ae A, for os rua 1oorn thu oriniu