The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-07-31
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, July 81, 1897.
CAMP NOTES.

Joe Wagner has the contract for build
ing the new Frisco hall.
G. w. Scrivens ct TX. OF Barker were
in Neihart a day this week.
There were four Great Falls dentists
among last Sundays excursionists.
John T. Taylor keeps the best family
groceries, and treats his customers we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Largent of Great
Falls spent Sunday with Neihart friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liscomb and Mr.. We'd
lock of Belt are visiting Mrs. D. O'Don-
ovan.
Geo. A.. Boyle of Helena, state organ
izer of tie Woodmen of the World is in
Neihart this week.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
The editor of this paper dined very
sumptuously Sunday at the home of
Judge and Mrs. McGibbon.
For sale:-New Cleveland bicycle,
first grade. Will sell at very reasonable
figure. Inquire of Mrs. John r. Fitz-
simmons.
Tohp TT Tau1or NJ. rrfoo n fill oeonrf
ment of the freshest green fruits, as
we'll as candies, cigars, and tobaccoes.
Give him a call.
Drs. G. J. B. Stevens and G.. H. Chase
and their wives and kodaks were num-
bered among those who enjoyed a pic
nick here Sunday.
Pat Sweeney has the contract for con-
structing the entire fume for the Dia-
mond r concentration The line will be
over two miles long.
Sundays excursion was one of exub-
Grant joy, coming as it did in that para
disean interval between seasons-just
too early for bugs, and just too late for
snow.
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
cortrnopt 1000 ro1Ic IF pau uo,Har
just arrived.
T. E. Healey of Belt is again spying
about Neihart as if he mants to relocate
in business. Tim can smell a boom six
months away, and if that is his motive
in coming frequently to Neihart we
hope he will continue tc come.
Judge w. B. Burleigh and family of
Great Falls were enjoying the mountain
air of Neihart last Sunday. AS the Judge
had not been in Neihart for some time,
he freely remarked the healthy growth,
and manifest progress which have been
made by the camp.
August Rothman is a regular arrival
at Neihart every Thursday with green
vegetables fresh from his ranch north of
Monarch. He ome to your door with
fresh radishes, lettuce, turnips, carrots,
new spuds, onions, peas, beans and
greens. Those who want vegetables
fresh and crisp should place their orders
with Rothman.
w. d. Kyle, son of our fellow citizen,
James Kyle, was graduated with honor
from the Butte high school, this summer.
Mr.. Kyle, jr., in the commencement ex-
ercises of that institution, covered him.
self with distinction as class orator. He
has since entered Leland Stanford univ
ersity, whittier he goes in September to
begin a collegiate course.
Among Sundays excursionists we rec
ognized the familiar faces of w. E
Chamberlain and wife; F. G. johnson
and wife; Misses Blodgett, Trigg, Alice
and Myrtle Dowdell; Messrs. w. H.
Gelsthorpe, Nick O'Brien, DIR. Jones, A,
j. Trigg, Ben Lapeyre, DIR. Benjamin, j
P. Bole, Jno. T. Athey, Jas. Baatz, Andy
Hay, Jno. Ellis. A. G. Gormley, and A
Nathan.
Friedrich Hopfensteinberger, the only
r%edoubtable "Fritz," who has worked
about town for seven or eight years, yam.
osed Thursday for Fort Benton, where
he hopes to roam with the gentle bands,
(herding sheep.) Fritz is a clever fellow
who can differenciate his own business
from that of other men. He were more
appropriately styled Count Caskowiski
or Prince Won loot.
Alex Wright has returned from a sur
Vigilance of a small part of her males.
TVS dominion in the China land o.
North America. He says the large in.
flux of population in the Rossland and
Fort Steele districts has exceeded al
reason or sense; that those districts arr
not yet developed sufficiently to take
care of the immense throng of laborer'