The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-01-11
CAMP NOTES.

arch next Friday Jan. II.
Mrs. Ed. Moore is confined to bed and
under medical treatment.
Joseph Lamb of Monarch shifted the
ozone Of Neihart Tuesday.
+. z. Healey and George Falligan
were here from Belt Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. J. Condor has gone to Great
Falls to visit friends for a while.
Mrs. J. r. Fitzsimmons is back from
the Falls, much improved in health.
Jonathan McAssey is building a sta
bic on the lot back of his residence.
Edwin Dunston and family have
moved in from Belt and are now resid-
ing on Central Avenue.
H. J. Skinner came up from the Falls
Wednesday. He has been ailing for the
past two weeks with tonsilitis.
John Mcdonald one of the old boys
of Neihart came in Saturday after having
lived for a year or two at Elkhorn.
Frank Glab, of the firm of Glab and
Giles, wholesale liquor dealers and bot
tiers of Great Falls was here a day or
two this week.
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'.
D. w. Bateman, the popular and jo-
vial wholesale liquor man of Great Falls
came in on Wednesdays train to attend
to the wants of his numerous customers
Miss Ida Sutton has gone to Monarch
to take up the duties of teacher in the
public school Of that place. Miss SUIT
ton is an amiable and accomplished
lady.
The Frisco people have done a deal
Of improvement about their hotel this
year, and the latest move is a new ice
house which is going up just west of the
hotel.
Pete Gardiner is confined to his bed
suffering from a pretty severe attack OF
pneumonia. He is doing as well as car
be expected at this early stage Of tho
disease.
Mrs. o. j. Purdy who has been living
for the past two months in Great Falls
with her aunt, the widow of the late
G. 7. Downing returned this week tc
Neihart.
J. W. Sprageins, who has been IN the
camp tor ONE time doing representing
for j. S. Brewer of White Sulphur
Springs, is recovering from a severe at
tack of pneumonia.
VIM. Munroe started Thursday fol-
Helena to attend the meeting of the
Montana Association Civil Engineers
Mr.. Munroe stands high in the profess
ion of engineering.
Services at M. E. church 10y Rev. S
G. Noble, for tomorrow are as follows
Morning service II Il. M; Sunday schoo
l2 m. Epworth League 700 p. m.
Evening service, 7:3O p. IN.
Matthew Mathanen, one of the Benton
group force, is at the hospital sine,
Monday with an attack of collie compli
Gated by IA circunlscribed inflammation o
the bowels. He will be out again in
few days.
The proprietorship of our esteemed
contemporary, the Neihart Miner, ha
changed and II. B. Mitchell is %runnin,
the paper alone. Alex Wright, the vii
lage postmaster, who founded that pa
per and stayed with it four years, ha
stepped out to assume duties in the lin
of another calling.
A. Heidenreich is back from Yog
IC "Shb W vail u lOuNt VI PlO
visions to the miners of Sprague & Schu
man in Elk Gulch. He drove four hors
es and was gone eight days during tn
coolest weather of the season He froz
his fingers and ears, and one day en-
countered so much snow that he coul
go only five miles. 1t was a dreadful
trip to be undertaken in this season Q
the year. He went via Barker, tn
Blankenship trail and Tollgate.
The school fund in this district TO
go is very much shrunken from the fig
ures of '95, and the school board is no,
guessing what to do in order to contin
he school for the usual time. Last yea
the district received $500 which allow
the continuance of school for min
months. This year there will be onl
Sl043 with which to pay the bills,
sum sufficient to run only about fv
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