The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-05-16
The Neihart Herald.
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Saturday, May 16. 1896.
CAMP NOTES.

CAMP NOTES.
Louis Goslin of Barker was in camp
this week.
Ole Lezardson of Kibbey was in camp
one day this week.
Mrs. Peter Rush lately visited friends
in Belt for a few days.
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.ces. Read our terms on this page.
L.. E. Howes, Monarch's big general
merchant, was in Neihart yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lenny entertained a
few friends at tea last Thursday evening.
W. s. Jennings is engaged with his
four horse team hauling coal to the
Benton.
A speciality of tinware at the Bee Hive.
Large stock of this class of goods just
received.
Joe Deroin is rapidly recovering from
injuries received in the Broadwater
explosion.
Walker & Mccormick have again
started their seasons work on the ranch
in Belt Park.
Emil Anderson and family have taken
a ranch in Belt park where they will
reside in future.
The family of r. Braman arrived in
camp yesterday from Michigan, to be-
come permanent residents.
We are agents for Waverly bicycles,
the best high grade machine in the
world. Lowry & Shaw.
Mrs. Jno. Banner and family are in
camp from Evanston, Wyo., and have
taken up their home at this place.
Robt. McComb is blacksmithing at the
works of the Montana Gold Silver Plat
mum and Tellurium mining company.
Jos. Lessard the prosperous and
industrious ranchman of Kibbey was
sn fling the air on II streets Wednes-
day.
Gents fine unerdwear, all weights
overshirts of best quality; and hats in
the latests shapes at
Neihart Cash Clothing Co.
L. A. Bruce and James Gam are busy
at work at the Benton mine. Jos. and
Robt. Mowbray are also adjuncts to the
Benton force.
Miss Anna Mccarthy is in Belt max
ing arrangements to open a branch mill
ner store at that place. She will come
back Monday.
s@ We have just received a carlord of the
celebrated Hercules powder from the
California Powder Works.
of Lowry & Shaw.
d. T. A. Macintosh of White Sulphur
Springs is expected to return to Neihar'
this week. His father who has for a long
time been sick is much better.
Rev. Father Dolls of Great Falls was
in camp this week, holding divine service
on Sunday. Plans are being perfected
for the organization of a parish at thi'
place.
We are sorry to see VIM. Trip carry.
ing his thumb in a rag, but the trouble
is only temporary. He had the mis-
fortune to smash the member with
hammer.
The Benton will ship two cars of or
in the very near future. This is sorted
ore and will probably net them $4,000
to $4,000 per car. The Benton is in
deed a wonderful ore producer.
Patronize western institutions. Thu
Union Life Insurance Co., Omaha, Neb.
writes the most liberal policy written
For information address w. H. Godfrey
Butte, or DR.. L. Loda, Salt Lake, Utah.
The Bee Hive Is agent for Columbi
and Hartford bicycles. The latter sell
at $50 to $50 and is the best high grad
machine besides the Columbia on tn
market. We carry also a large line o
bicycle supplies.
Geo. Brazee of Monarch met with
serious accident early this week by fall
ing from the b bridge below hat tow
to the bed of the creek Glow. He wa
riding a wheel which became unmana. e
able resulting in the above fall. He wa
laid up for about two days, but is agai
on his feet.
Peter Gardiner was, in from Barke