The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-08-01
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, August /, 1896.
CAMP NOTES.

JAS. Conaty got back MONDAY from IA
brief visit to Butte.
E. G. Maclay came up Monday to at
tend to mining business.
Miss Nora SwingIey paid a visit to
friends in Great Falls last week.
II. B. Hill, manager of the Queen,
drove over Tuesday from Barker.
Mamie Mcdonald of Arlington was
a visitor in the city last Wednesday.
will deliver ice to order in any part
of the city. A Heidenreich.
Heidenreich's second hand store is
open for business in the Thomas build
ing.
We can sell you any grade Of wheel
you want from $25 to 500.
Lowry & Shaw.
The vivacious and sprucy young Mr..
Hem of Barker was seen on our streets
Tuesday.
Neihart Cash Clothing Co., headquar-
tiers for children's clothing, shoes, and
samples for suits made to your order.
Jim Cruikshank and Jay Hazeltinc
cam up from Logging creek by We'd
nesday's train. They are prospecting in
that vicinity.
This office turns out the finest and
best job printing obtainable anywhere.
Stock blotters and y. s. typewriter lin
en- always on hand.
Three crap games, two faro layouts,
one tub game, and one h~alf-and-half
spread and a few poker joints indicate
the evident return of prosperity.
We have Just received Il carload of the
celebrated Hercules powder from the
California Powder Works.
Lowry & Shaw.
Sweeney Bros. are repainting the inter
ior of their store room, thus vastly i'm
proving its general appearance. Judson
Calkins is master artist at the brush.
John II. Taylor keeps a tirst-class line
of fresh fruits which he sells at bedrock
prices. His stock of tobaccoes, cigars.
candies and nuts is worth your time to
inspect.
VIM. Dwyer is again in camp shaking
hands with the boys. He has been alb
sent on a strengthening expedition, but
says he is not a gold bug as most sheep
men appear to be.
Patronize western institutions. The
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 HERALD has just received a large
new line of fine stationery for its job
department. Also a lot of new inks, all
shades and colors. We can supply the
wants of the most fsstidious in the line
of plain or ornamental job work.
Chas. Maynard has returned from
Wisdom, Mont. looking in the best O
health. He saws Port Dwight is nov
visiting his mother at Lcwistown bu'
that he will be at Neilart in a few days
The boys have some good gold proper
ty at Wisdom.
Mrs. DR.. Vidal and Misses Mae Sutton
and Lucy Roehl wheeled to Monarcl
yesterday, boarding the train at thai
place and returning to Neihart. The,
started at 9:15 a. m. reaching Monarcl
10 miles distant at II 80, catching tn
train which was due at | p, IN.
F. M. and B. o. Kempfer have starte'
upon their contract to set the telephon
poles between Neihart and Monarch 70
the Great Falls and Lewistown Tele
phone company. There are about 35
poles in all and the boys expect to b
busy at this work for about three weeks
r. W. Lamb, the genial, atfable, pers
evering, energetic and irreducible youn
merchant of Monarch was in the city las
Tuesday. Dame Rumor is whisperin
that Mr.. Lamb has slight matrimonis
%inclinations, but we are not prepared t
substantiate the premise by furnishin
positive proof.
Judge Lee of Kibbey, our regular col
respondent from that interesting precinc
was in town Tuesday. He informs l
that the charter of Kibbey lodge. P. {
A., has been lost in the express, but ft
which delay the lodge would alread
have been instituted. The Judge wi
notify us of its arrival, and invite Ne
hart lodge to send a detachment of We
eran Patriots to participate in the proce
of institution. We invite attention