The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-08-13
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, August -, 1893.
CAMP NOTES.

Robt. Wedlock is at home from Bark
er and will begin work here soon.
Ed. Williams with the help of G. P.
Mills is harvesting hay at the Crawford
ranch.
The baling of the Moulton shaft is
completed and the work of placing the
pumps is progressing.
r. s. Coleman, government pension
examiner with headquarters at Spokane
was in Neihart Wednesday.
The Neihart Meat Company announce
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
Mrs. Clara Brown, Mrs. Jane Hooking
and Mrs. J. A. Render attended the NJ.
Z. conference at Belt, returning Mon
day.
Mrs. W. F. Olen and children went to
Great Falls Thursday, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Ladd. They will return
Monday.
Mrs. Ihos. Mcchan who has been Wis
ting for il month with her sister Mrs.
IIufty at Avon, Mont, is expected to re-
turn this week.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortmcnt is reduced.
Mrs. Robert Barker, and daughter
Mrs. Edwards and the %latter's two chill
drcn went to Great Falls last Saturday
to visit the family of J. G. f. Barker,
Harry Skinner and family of Great
Falls came up to Ncihart Monday for Il
few days outing. Mr.. Skinner has large
investments in Ncihart, and is president
Of the State bank at this place.
have received another dividend Of one
cent OF each shmc. There are 500,0 900
shares in this mine and the dividends
paid aggregate S137,53O. which is more
than - cents on the capital stock.
p. A. Hanson, the Belt foot racer has
been challenged by an unknown through
the Police News, to run him u mile fol
$1,000 a side, the race to be pulled of
in Belt, on a day in September to Dc
named by Hanson. Ii is said that Han.
SON will accept.
Jonathan McAsscy has gone to Mis-
eoula ON business. II is snid he think,
Of buying II good ranch in the fnmOu
Bitterroot valley. 1t is not known tina
he intends to move thithcr; but Mr.. Nc
Asscy is n good nan for tins town nn'
we should We sorry to see him leave it.
We received a letter from onr old
friend Samuel BcsSon once of Ncihar
and now of Marysvillc who has lntel,
taken unto himself II wife. He has jus
recovered from Il seven weeks siege o
pneumonia, and so he has had both goo
and bad luck. Many Of IL reader
will remember Samuel.
Patsy Dwycr is Just about the proud
est man in Fergus county today. TIL
occasion of this pride was the arrival G
a ten pound boy at the home Of Mr.. mn
Mrs. Dwycr, in Gilt Edge. on Wcdnc'
day, July -. All parties to the even
are getting ON nicely, and Patsy-wel
hes all right Democrat.
c. NJ. Webster, internal revenue co
lector Of Montana has named \.
Dickcrman of Great Falls rs his deput
vice +. b. Largrnt. resigned. No ol
acquainted with the new deputy wi
not fail to congratulate Mr.. Webst,
upon being able to secure the service
so able u man. Mr.. Dickcrman Is We
known ut Ncihart where he has hosts
friends. As to his new office he is WE
qualified to fill it with credit and III
tinCtion.
Dan Driscoll formerly Of Neihart, III
who married Miss Nellie Langdon
Great Falls four years ago, shot al
tried to kill his wife in Butte, Wcdnt
day last week. DriscOll had been e.
ploycd as fireman ut the Nevcrswt
mine but since July i he has been on
prolonged spree. Insane jealousy of
wife caused him To try the above RI
act, but the gun was only II - CALL
and did no serious damage. The b
entered the muscles Of Mrs. DriscO,
back causing Il flesh wound. She f
gave him and he will not be prosccut
ChaS. S%chobcrg. the foreman of
Big Seven mine, starts next Tuesday
his home near Gottenberg, Sweden.
he gone probably six months. 1t is 81
en- years since he has visited his pare
who live on Il farm in that part Of
universe. Chas. Schobcrg has been