The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-08-28
CAMP NOTES.

to order.
J. H. Quirk left Thursday for his
home in st. Louis.
Good goods at your W price, at the
closing out sale of Sweeney Bros.
Prot. Sears spent a week in Great Falls
and Helena, returning to Neihart We'd
nesday.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
Miss Ida Sutton came back this week
from Bozeman, where she has been for n
month attending school.
Mrs. Buckingham and daughters went
back to Great Falls this week, after a
brief but pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Noyes.
John r. Taylor carries a full assort-
ment of the freshest green fruits, as
well as candies, cigars, and tobaccoes.
Give him a call.
Hunters about Neihart report the crop
of grouse and prairie chicken quite short
on account of the heavy hail storms of
the early summer.
If you want anything in the line of
general merchandise call and see the
magnificent offers at Sweeney Bros.
closing out, regardless of cost.
The Gait mining company declares
dividend No. 8, as announced in this is
sue which dispenses money to the fortu-
nate stockholders to the amount of over
$50 1000.
Father E. Demanez held mass in Min
ers' hall last Sunday as usual. He is a
cheerful and indefatigable worker in a
field altogether too extensive for the la
bors of one man.
NJ. G. Erickson and Ed. Peterson put
in with Thos. Westgard and Ole Grendal
on a carload of ore from Camp Hegener
this week. The car went out Thursday,
and is billed to Everett, Wash.
w. F. Oden and family Will soon re-
move to Golden, Colo, their former
home. This family is numbered among
the most highly respected in Neihart,
where they have resided for the past
seven years. We wish them good fortune
wherever they may go.
The amateur theatrical talent of Mon
arch did its part well on the play EMIT
led, "Uncle jack" which was given
there last Friday night. Everyone seeing
it was pleased. with the rendition. We
should be glad to see them produce their
play to a Neihart audience.
Having sold our stock of general
merchandise to VIM. Mueller, and retir-
ed from business we request that all
those indebted to us call early and settle.
We want the money, and propose at an
early date to place all bills that remain
unpaid, in the hands of Il lawyer fol
settlement. Respectfully,
Sweeney Bros.
Jennings, Seifred and Steele shipped &
car of ore to the Great Falls smelter last
week, receiving returns Wednesday. Il
came from their lease of the Whippoor
will. The shipment Melted them more
than 5000 above royalty. Considering
the low price of silver, this is a hand
some figure, and we congratulate the
boys upon their good fortune.
John r. Fitzsimmons has become thu
owner of the Black Chief, Bonanz,
Chief and Broken Hill, three patented
claim lying south of the famous Broad
water group. These claims were &C
quired by purchase, mainly from Davit
l.. S. Barker, and are enumerated among
the best claims in camp. They are To-
Gated continuously upon the same vein
and carry rich ore.
A. f. Hendricks and Andy Nelson
came in from the Diamond range thi'
week where they spent three weeks on {
prospecting tour. They report som
placer work going on OIL private &C
count where the old timers are making
81 to $3.50 a day washing the dirt. Al
the richer deposits are worked out, an(
the old Montana bar which gave W
$500 to the pan thirty years ago, is nov
being worked by a few Cinnamon whit
are making about six bits IA day. The,
say the hunting and fishing are fine il
thar locality, and hat the hills are full
of prospectors for gold.
Chas. Black ably assisted by j. j
Schwerdt has repaired, cleaned and re
painted three rooms of the school hous
in a very creditable manner. Thes
rooms were sorely in need of such
course, and since the artistic work al
luded to has been done the house pre-
sents an interior appearance withou