The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-01-23
The NeihaFt Herald.
Saturday, January %, 1897.
CAMP NOTES.

Jere Collins of Helena was IL the city
the fore part of the week.
Frank Oden made a trip to White
Sulphur Springs this week.
John ~Ellenberger has been under
going repairs since Sunday last.
Tom Anglers is taking in the wonder
full %sulphureous waters of White Sui
phur Springs.
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VIM. Maginnis of White Sulphur
Springs was in the city this week en-
route to Great Falls.
Geo. Cudmore has been under the
doctors care, this week, suffering from
severe pain in the side. d.
was in camp last Friday remaining over
night and returning the next day.
Frank Lewis, who has a lease on the
Merritt coal mine at Belt has resumed
operations on that property, employing
about IL men.
W. L. Cook of the firm of B. B. and
w. L. Cook undertakers, was in the
citp last week looking after the remains
of Geo. J. Metzger.
Mrs. John r. Fitzsimmons and child
rem leave today for Great Falls. The
family has been quite sick of late and it
is thought the change will do them good.
r. G. Vaughan who has been suffering
from a severe attach of sickness, was
taken to Great Falls last Saturday morn
ing. He is reported to be improving
very rapidly.
Now is the time to plaster your house
or chink your cabin. Stucco for sale at
the Second Hand Store. Contracts TAX
en- for plastering buildings. tr
A. Heidenreich.
In the case of McIlveen VS. WILDWOOD,
to be tried before Judge Bridges of
Monarch, a change of venue was had and
the case taken before Judge Williams of
Barker, who postponed it a week.
Great Falls is to have a soap factory,
which will begin turning out soap
about Feb. Is. The concern will en-
ploy about 10 men for a starter but will
increase the force as fast as the trade de.
mands.
Ira Myers has been elected TO the
position of manager for the Diamond r
Mining Co. in place of E. G. Maclay
Mr.. Myers is a gentleman and a thorough
business man and one fully fitted for the
responsible position.
r. V. Fisher commenced Friday haul
ing ore from the Great Eastern mine.
NJ. Fisher has a contract to haul all the
ore from that property. This contract
will keep MI. Fishers teams busy if the
ore from this mine improves as it has in
the past few days.-Castle Truth.
The Broadwater company have re-
placed the blacksmith shop which was
recently burned to the ground, J. ].
Schwartz being the lowest bidder for
the contract, constructed the building.
The size of the new structure is 16 by
"a and is built on the site of the old
ruins.
The Neihart school has lately, pur-
chased a set of 80 volumes of the ency-
clopaedia Britannica. This is quite a
valuable addition to the library of the
school and a wonderful assistance to the
pupils. The cost of the books will be
met from the proceeds of an entertain
ment soon to be given for that purpose.
A HERALD reporter interviewed the
management Oh the GdlC lille thlS Week
to ascertain the truth of the reports pub
lished by various state papers in regard
to that property putting on 100 more
men. We were informed that these re.
ports were without foundation. The
development work now being done, an6
when completed will make room fol
a great many more men, but the COM
pany has no intention of increasing the
working force for some time.
The Lewistown Democrat contains
the news of the unfortunate accident
which befell Angus Carr while working
in the Gilt Edge mine. Mr.. Carr was
working in the tunnel and was picking
out Il misshOle when his pick struck the
cap causing an explosion. His right
hand was blown off, necessitating the
amputation of part of the forearm, two
Of the fingers of the left hand were also
ambutated- Mr.. Carr is we'll known il
this city, as is also his brother Sandy
Carr.
A HERALD representative called OF