The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-09-04
The NeihaFt Herald.
Saturday, September 4, 1897.
CAMP NOTES.

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a week or so.
F. NJ. Smith of the Great Falls silver
smelter was in the city Monday.
B. b. Cook was in town last Friday
to note the progress of the boom.
Mrs. Matt Watanen is sick at the Belt
Mountain hospital with pneumonia.
G. D. Ladd's flower garden, on West
Main, is the finest ever seen in Neihart.
Bonner and johnson have encountered
good ore on their lease of the Home
stake.
James L. Neihart is engaged in min
ing operations on the Middle Fork of
the Judith river.
Mrs. Dottie O'Donovan was sick this
week with acute stomachic arrangement.
but is we'll again.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
J. H. Aliens home was pleasantly
awakened Sunday by the musical voice
of a new girl baby.
John N. Sturgeon has re-boxed the n.y.
drants of the Neihart water company
preparatory for winter.
Team contractor Clark was in camp a
day or two this week looking after the
hauling of Bro adwater ore.
The mines Of Neihart for the month
of August sent out ITO cars of silver ore
which amounts to over 5000 tons.
Mrs. Frank Wallace has come back
from Big Sandy, where she has been
visiting her parents for a short time.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Morrison, Pine street, r~ejoices Over a
daughter which arrived last Saturday.
S. P. Farquharson reported sick last
so much improved and is around on his
feet.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Ed. DuDston has been sick for the
past three weeks with summer COM
plant. He with his family has been
visiting friends in Belt, for rest and a
change of air.
Mrs John Taylor and children have
been visiting Mrs. Frank Petit of Sheep
creek for the past ten ~days-away from
the din and confusion of a crowded city,
for a brief season of rustication.
F. A. Preston is closing out his stock
of groceries at cost. He offers the low
est prices, and expects to close out ev-
cry thing during the month of Septem-
Der. Come and get goods at your own
prices.
Judge w. F. Odcn and family depart
ed Tuesday for their future home il
Golden, Colo. The Judge is a gcoC
citizen whose departure is deplored by
the people of Neihart. And we hope he
will succeed we'll in his new field.
A baseball nine at Neihart, called the
Juvenile Electrifers, because none of it
members is over 20 years old, propose
to challenge the Old Stiffs Of Monarch
to a game ot ball to be played anywhere
between Neihart and the north pole. The
ance, for the home team is a 'hot thing.
"Dog Eatin' Jack Norris was severe
ly beaten last week at Diamond by
bloke named Woods, to whom he haC
leased a claim. Mr.. Norris is we'll know
about Neihart, where it is hoped his in
juries will not prove serious. We know
nothing of the merits or dement's of tn
fight, except that Norris took secon'
money.
AT the grand lodge meet of the A. Q
U. w. held in Bozeman, J.. ]. Schwerd
and j. j. Ellenberger represented Mel
hart, Allen Pierse and DR.. Kumpe stoo'
up for the Springs, and Hon. c. A
Whipple was on the boost for Townsend
There is as good a string of men as tn
public ever went up against-and hand
some, too.
The grocery house of John T. Taylo
is today a centre of attraction to the buy
ing public, because of an interesting of
er which the proprietor makes his custo
mers for September. A handsome silve
set will be given away, each purchase
of 20 cents worth of goods receiving on
chance to win the set. 1t consists of
tea pot, cream pitcher, sugar bowl an
spoon holder, all triple plated, bun
nished and handsomely carved. warrant
ed by the Royal Manufacturing compan
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