The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-03-06
CAMP NOTES.

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Gottlieb Wenzek and wife of Monarch
were in the city last Saturday.
VIM. Tierney starts next week to WIS.,
it his people in Arnprior, Ontario.
LOST A kid calling card case-ecru
color. Finder please return to this
office.
H. r. Churchill is in White Sulphur
Springs drinking hot water and enjoying
himself generally.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
John Finnegan, working on the Spo-
kane lode took a lay-off this week to
recuperate his vital forces.
Michael Steils, foreman of the Big
Seven mines was down to town a few
days this week. He reports things -four
ishing at that great silver property
Judson Calkins is the man to engage
to write signs, or execute any kind of
exterior or interior decoration. He will
be found punctual, and thoroughly com
potent.
The Maccabees, knights and ladies to-
gether, enjoyed a fine social gathering in
Workmen hall Tuesday evening, after
the knights had closed their regular bus
mess session.
Bob Clinch, Jack Mccarthy and Dan
Foote, old time Neihart miners nave ar
: rived from points west, and will start to
work here. Mr.. Clinch worked at COM
bination, Granite county, until the close
down.
Patronize western institutions. The
Union Life Insurance company, Omaha,
Neb., writes the most liberal policy writ
ten. For information address w. H.
Godfrey, Butte, or DR.. L. Loda, Salt
Lake, Utah.
The bachelor members of the A. o. U.
w. entertained the ladies of the Degree
of Honor last Thursday evening, supply
ing luncheon, music and conversational
pleasantries by the basketful. The even
inc was full of fun.
Rev. Joel Vigus is conducting a series
of revival meetings at the Beaver creek
church. Thus far there have been eight
new accessions and from all indications
there are more to follow. Let the good
work 90 on.-Lewistown Democrat.
John R. Fitzsimmons, the leader in
general merchandise, announces that he
has received a large consignment of all
kinds of salt and preserved fish, includ-
ing mackerel, cod, whitefish, salmon,
herring, Holsters, smelts, oysters and
everything in the line. His goods are
the best brands known to the trade, and
his prices will suit everybody. Give him
a call and examine the assortment.
Dan. Redden has received a letter from
Jno. c. Wilson, written at Spokane, il
which he says things in that country arr
very quiet. and that the bottom has fall
len out of everything. He says men ii
the Rossland district are starving by tn,
hundreds. Mining stocks have tumblet
and left their holders in the soup. HI,
thinks the next stir will be in the direc
ton of Fort Steele, in the Kootenai dis
trict. This will depend upon the build
ing of the railroad into that camp.
The spelling contest advertised TO
last Saturday evening was not Target
attended, but enough were there to com
pose an interesting class. The schoo
children distinguishing themselves abov
their seniors in this contest, the fresh
ness af their memories by reason @
school work telling effectually on tn
result. Mrs. F. A. Preston and Mr..
Giffels were captains, choosing side.
and Mrs. Preston's side was the winner
The champion speller of the %evenin
was A. W. Noyes. Another contes
with adequate prizes to the winners will
be given soon,
novel shooting test will be made O.
Easter Sunday at Neihart. Geo. Budg,
who is somewhat proud of his nimrodi
cal ability has entered a wager wit
Geo. Marelius' $40 on a side, and til
stakes are up. The conditions of til
bet are such that if Mr.. Bulge is abb
with five shots from a rifle to land for
balls within the fines of a 10t inch eli
Gle at 100 yards he is to take the none,
MIR. Marelius has also rung in the De,
con for anotbe $40, which says Bude
can win. After the stakes are up, an
Bulge gets permission to hold the riff
any way he pleases ne Immediately a
ranges to borrow C. w. Beatty's timer
vice which this latter gentleman wi
pack with rubber so as to prevent e.