The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-07-24
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, July "a, 1897.
CAMP NOTES.

OuOSC UlCOlDDpu Nuc III Oh btsSA
ness this week.
The frame of John Haggerty's new 2
story cottage is rooted and enclosed.
The Neihart Meat Company carries
the best and largest line of meats to be
found in the town.
The crop of huckleberries is fair this
year, and the people of Neihart are be-
ginning the usual harvest.
The tent show which struck Neihart
Wednesday has made a good local i'm
preston and incidentally raked in the
shekels.
For sale:-New Cleveland bicycle,
first grade. Will sell at very reasonable
figure. Inquire of Mrs. John r. Fitz-
simmons.
Gilbert Trudell of Great Falls is Wis
iting his sister Mrs. John Walker, jr., of
Neihart. Mr.. Trudell is a photographer
of good ability.
The ladies of the M. E. church served
refreshments Yesterday afternoon in the
Brown building, corner Main and Gran
lite. and received a good patronage.
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 wapel
just arrived.
Services in NJ. E. church tomorrow
preaching at IL a. M; Sunday school al
IL M; Epworth league at 7 p. M; ser.
mon at 8 p. IN. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 8. Young peoples pray
er meeting Saturday at 8 p. m.
Sand Coulee is preparing for a grant
celebration of Labor day, Sept. 6, whel
Neihart, Belt and Great Falls will rur
excursions to that point over the NJ. G
railway. Neihart will play the Sane
Coulees a return game of base ball.
John Doe was shaking lag-timbers on
of the hills above town Thursday, whel
his buzzard-head ducked his elegant il
the direction of oats and fodder. HI
busted the goodwill and made straigh
tail for town. No fatalities; no heav,
damages.
VIM. Munroe surveyed the line thi
week for the new concentration fumt
which is to be over two miles long
Two lines were run along the hill side
northeast of town, and on account of thu
numerous obstacles in the course of tn
upper line, the lower was selected as be
ing the more feasible. The fume will
run a little above the school house, ant
just immediately below James Sites
house.
Geo. w. Patingale has bought a hal
interest in the blacksmith shop Of VIM
Schuman, jr., thus forming a co-partner
ship under the name of Schuman & Pat
ingale. Mr.. Patingale is a blacksmith
of wide experience, and the six years h
has resided at Neihart makes him we'll
known and popular in the business field
This is a strong firm of good black
smiths, and we bespeak for them a heav
patronage.
The Commonwealth Mining and Mil
ling company, according to publishe'
call, held it's meeting this week at the OF
fee of Victor Metzger, one of the stock
holders. They elected trustees for TIL
ensuing year as follows: Frank Marion
Victor Metzger, John Lind, E. ]. San
ford, r. H. Sutherlin, Ira Myers and ]
E. Healey. From this list were selected
Frank Marion, president and treasurer
Victor Metzger, vice president; E.
Sanford, secretary. At this meeting til
stock of r. III. Sutherlin was represent
ed per proxy by Daniel Lenny.
Ira Myers came in Wednesday fror
Great Falls, busy with the preliminarie
of the concentration of the Diamond
Mining company. He said his specii
architect of Butte had secured the pls
of cross-section of the site and that j
one week he would have drawn tn
plans of the building, and the fum'
AS soon as these plans are finished til
men will be set to work upon the COZ
struction. Mr.. Myers stated that it
expected within a short time to open I'll
mine, pump out the shaft and get read
to extract ore, and they will not def
this action till the mill is ready to con
mence grinding.
M. S. Parker, county surveyor, was
Neihart Thurs lay evening on a tour
inspection of roads. The new la
makes him a general supervisor of a
county highways, and Mr.. Parker
oovium olooa aftant;on RI tho 1utiou q