The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-08-07
Neihart Herald.
Saturday, August T, 1897.
CAMP NOTES.

Contractor Joe Wagner is pushing the
Frisco hall to a rapid completion.
Eddie Bennett has accepted a situa-
ton as salesman with Lowry & Shaw.
John 7. Taylor keeps the best family
groceries, and treats his customers well.
The HERALD has been awarded the
contract for city printing for the ensuing
year.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
J. S. Brewer, the J. J. Hill of the Mel
hart and White Sulphur Springs railway
vas in Neihart Tuesday.
r. H. Sales of Bozeman is assisting
Prof. Walter Harvey Weed in the prep
aration of his Neihart report.
For sale:-New Cleveland bicycle,
first grade. Will sell at very reasonable
figure. Inquire of Mrs. John r. Fitz-
simmons.
E. A. Reichel, n of the big moguls
of the American Brewing Co., and with
al a genial gentleman was in Neihart
Wednesday.
John #. Taylor carries a full assort-
ment of the freshest green fruits, as
well as candies, cigars, and tobaccoes.
Give him a call.
Miss Erickson of Great Falls termiu-
ated IA very pleasant visit of three weeks
with the Misses Powers at Neihart by
returning home this week.
If you want anything in the line of
general merchandise call and see the
magnificent offers at Sweeney Bros.
closing out, regardless of cost.
d. w. Bateman, of Great Falls, was
making his regular rounds of the stores
this week to see that everybody is sup
piled with his particular line of indis-
pensables.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt and wife
of Belt have just completed a three
weeks visit to Monarch and vicinity.
They spent a few days very enjoyably at
Mrs. Joyce's ranch.
Mrs. Daniel Lenny returned last week
from a trip to Salt Lake where she wit
messed the great Utah jubilee and visited
ed relatives. She reports having had a
most enjoyable time.
M. P. Cornell came up from Great
Falls with the contract for excavation
and masonry for the concentration. But
since the plans have been altered, the
job is not so large, and he threw up the
sponge. 4N--
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.
The police docket this week is full of
John Does and Richard Roes and Hoe
the public rights. Let the big wheel go
round, and let the city's till be filled
with plunks of the guilty.
7. Saastamoinen lately of Belt has
opened'a tailor shop in the Brown build
ing, cor. Main and Granite, where he is
prepared to fill orders of any kind in the
tailoring line. He is graduated from a
cutters school in New York city.
The best local entertainment given in
many a day was that of last Sunday eve
ming in M. E. church, when children's
day exercises were presented. A large
audience was present to hear the young
Patrick Henries and Christina Neilssons,
and incidentally to help pay off the
church debt.
Geologist L. S. Griswold of Helena is
assisting PROF.. Weed in mapping the
Little Belt mountains for a government
report. He went Thursday to Barker,
where he will spend a week in gathering
data concerning that interesting camp.
The work of these gentlemen when pub
lished, will comprise a valuable collec-
ton of maps and colored plates present
ing the first and only accurate descrip-
ton of this rich mining belt.
r. M. Calkins of Helena, travelling
salesman for Bach, Cory & Co.. tried sui
eide las. week, for the second time, and
was successful, via the strychnine route,
Mr.. Calkins was a gentleman of culture,
courteous and obliging to every one. He
had an excellent home and a lovely fam
lily. But for the past three or four
months he has been sober, sad and, al
times, nutty, and the spirit of melan'
cholia, which is only imaginary woe, fin.
ally overcame him.
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