The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-22
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MiHiitdlbOllS, MlnneSOta.
Richard Brennan returned from Bark
er on Tuesday last.
DR.. C. E. X. Videl of Belt was in Nei-
hart Wednesday on business.
Joe Lessard of Kibbey fame, spent a
few days in camp this week.
Patsy Dwyer returned from the Jud-
it'll country the first of the week.
Chas. Black departed Tuesday last for
Barker where he will reside in the flu
ture.
Father DemeneZ came in on yester-
days train to hold his regular monthly
services here.
Matt Dahl and Matt Watanen are re-
ported making a good strike on their
lease on the Wrong Side.
Wm. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Billie Dunn has been confined to the
wards of the Belt Mountain hospital
this week with pneumonia. From late
reports he is improving.
w. +. Oden who went with his family
last fall to Golden, Colo, has returned
to Neihart and is at present connected
with the force at the Florence mine.
John &. L. Barker and J. Il. Arming-
ton the big moguls of the Montana Min
ing company were here early this week
or business connected with the compa-
ny.
Patsy Dwyer goes today to tax up
residence in Gilt Edge, Mont. His ma
ny friends were Mad to see him at Nei-
hart on this visit and they wish him
well wherever he goes.
o. J. Purdy has i%mprovised II porta-
BILE sawmill near the depot grounds
where he will cut wood in any length to
order. He is prepared to deliver wood
at allhours of the day or night.
Rev. Alfred Brown Of Great Falls
held Episcopal services in A. 0. L. w
hall Sunday, and on Tuesday morning
made n trip to White Sulphur Springs
He is a good preacher, IA good man, and
Il ~tireless worker for the church he rep.
: ~resents.
! We deeply regret the intended de
| parture of Mr.. James r. Henly from
Neihart, as men of his rank and class
q are hard to find. He is a most thorough
mininO man, in all departments of TIN
n agreeable business man. and an esteeme,
citizen. He has not yet decided upon
9 location, but has four or five offers from
which to choose. Aside from his los
to the town, we may also say that hi
ii accomplished wife in society and hi
" children in the public school will i
sadly missed.
l. Sen. Hill sold his interest in tn
)" Broadwatcr mine last week, and o
he Tuesday started for the land of COL
nuggets and ~icicles. He will stop
- few days in Seattle where he hopes t
III form the acquaintance OF several mimi
~ men as prominent in mining circles
no himself, and out of the acquaintance
20 ship there may be formed II cOmpar
no strong enough to pull the bone out
Io EldoradO creek and tuin the streams
-, Klonkike toward Boreas. A fleet
no merchant vessels has been chartered
oe bring back his gold next fall.
W. d. Graham and family said fan
we'll to friends in time to start Tucsd;
for their intended home in Reddin
Calf. In honor Of Misses Edna III
Mamie Grahgm the teachers of the NJ
ire hart schools and the pupils of the hi,
er- school met Saturday evening in A.
lis o.. w. hall to enjoy a social e%ntcrtai
art ment. Many amusing games were pla
IN ed, and an excellent literary and mu
AZ, cal program was rendered. The event
of will long be remembered by the sch'
9TH ars as one frauglt with wholesome c
led ioyment. Mr.. Graham has resided he
me for eight years during which time he !
ma been one of our most respected and v
pu- ued citizens. He has done much for
the town, and for the schools, and his pit
ma lie services in various capacities will
18th much missed.
I'D
on Alex Wright, formerly postmas
nd, and merchant here, and at one til
owner of the Miner, has gone to BroC
N lyn, or Greater New York, prope
speaking. No cause is assigned for
IN deed.-Neihart Miner.
The question limited at in the abe
.ho+ has very much disturbed the atmosph
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