The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-07-10
Neihart Herald.
Saturday, July 10, 1897.
CAMP NOTES.

Prof. Sears spent the fourth of July
at Great Falls.
The Waynes have moved to their
ranch near Evans.
Mrs. DR.. Vidal of Belt is visiting
friends at Neihart.
VIM. Sweeney of Belt visited his pa
rents here last Saturday.
Born-Thursday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. l.. Murphy a daughter.
Mrs. NJ. Hoey of Glasgow, Mt. visited
her brother, NJ. F. Boland and family of
Neihart last week.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
Go to M. ]. Meehan's shoe store for
fine dressing for ladies' and mems shoes,
all colors. Only 25 cents a bottle.
The Gait mine has adopted the rule
of closing on Sunday, which is to take
effect henceforth till further orders.
The offices of Mining and Scientific
press have been removed from 220 to
$50 Market ST., San Francisco, CAL, the
finest business location in that city.
j. H. Henley came in from Great
Falls Wednesday accompanied by his
wife and child who have been visiting
friends in Helena for the past six weeks.
Patsy Dryer very quietly dropped
down into Neihart last Saturday after
having put in a few weeks about Cho-
teau and points north. He is fat and
prosperous.
VIM. Roach, teamster for the Broad
water went this week for three more
teams to be used in handling the ore of
that mine. which is preparing to ship
more extensively than ever.
M. S. Dooley who is manufacturing
and selling Peerless starch enamel was in
the city this week after having visited
Belt and Sand Coulee with his wares.
He says business in his line is good.
Wall paper in every style, variety and
quality in stock at Calkins.' He sells
paper cheaper than ever before, and in
vites the public to examine his fine as
sortment. 1000 rolls of new waper
Just arrived.
O. j. Purdy and family started east
Thursday to visit his mother in Cold
water, Mich, summoned thither by
sickness. The aged lady has suffered q
severe stroke of paralysis and her con-
dition is critical.
Services in M. E. church tomorrow
preaching at II a. M; Sunday school at
10 M; Epworth league at Z p. M; SER
mon at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 8. Young peoples pray
er meeting Saturday at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Jno. Cudmore went Thursday to
Great Falls for care and treatment. She
has been suffering for two or three
weeks with subacute articular rheuma-
tism with heart complications. 1t is
hoped a change of air may prove bene-
fetal to her.
G.. W. Houghton, piano man of Hell
ena, gave a free concert in the front
room of Boyd's jewelry shop Thursday
evening, attracting quite a crowd. Prof
Sears and the Misses Hyatt rendered
some instrumental selections in a very
able and entertaining manner.
Paul Roehl and other friends of An.
drew Carlson, who is blind from the
effects of an explosion in a mine, can,
vassed the town this week and raised
over $500 with which to send the un.
fortunate Carlson to a special physician
if by any chance his sight may be re
stored.
j. H. Henley of our city received
letter this week from attorneys in Akron
o., in relation to Geo. j. Metzger whC
died last Jan. 13 at Neihart. The de.
ceased was insured for $4,000 in favo
of Miss Mary Metzger, his sister, of Ak
ron Mr.. Henley was instrumental il
gathering proofs of identity and death
and this letter %cheeringly %nounce tina
the amount of the policy in money ha
been paid Miss Metzger, the proper ben
e~ficiary.
Fred Maxwell the artist has just fin
ished a fine painting for James Rafferty,
1t represents a coast or harbor scene
with a lighthouse and city to the left
In the harbor are vessels of variou
countries, including everything from
yachts to full rugged sailing vessels
steamers and men of war. Those VIII
have not seen this piece of scenic al
should call at Mr.. Rafferty's and inspec
it. 1t covers a wall space 16 feet i
length by about six feet high.