The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-07-16
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, July 16, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

L OlCA al my hOuoCllolo SOOuS lOI
sale. Mrs. ]. r. Fitzsimmons.
Miss Burbee, sister of Mrs. Frank
Petit is visiting Miss Lottie Walker on
East Main.
Mrs. Thos. Meehan is visiting her pa
rents near Butte for a few days, having
started Tuesday.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
L. R. Fogle, a knight of the grip who
hurls a hot lance for Griggs, Cooper
6 Co. of St. Paul was here Monday.
Mrs. B. A. johnson and family have
gone to Carbonate, Mt, to join her
husband who has taken up a ranch
thele.
Merrill Purdy the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. o. j. Purdy has been sick with
scarlet fever for a few days. He is bet
ter now.
Judge Bennett has been sick for a
week with threatened typhoid fever. DR..
Scott has been his attendant and he is
reported better.
Wallpaper, picture frames, mural de-
corations, alabastine and ready mixed
paints and varnishes at Desilets & End
ers, Great Falls.
Miss Rosa BLY,, daughter of Mrs. F. B..
Rafferty,, has been quite sick the past
two weeks with measles, complicated by
an attack of pneumonia.
The HERALD Office does job printing
in approved style. Send in your orders
for anything furnished by a printer, and
we will give it our immediate attention.
Mrs. J. L. Walker, ST., has gone to
Great Falls for a visit of a few weeks.
While there she will have performed a
surgical operation for :he removal of an
abnormal growth on her arm.
j.. l.. Neihart has moved with his fam
lily to rooms in the Luther block until
September when he expects to remove to
his own house now occupied by John r.
Fitzimmons. The leasehold of the lat
ter does not expire till that time.
Miss Stella Boland has been called
to take a situation as bookkeeper for
the grocery house Of G. w. Ryan of
Great Falls, and left on Tuesday to as
sume the duties of the place. Many
Neihart friends were at the train to see
her depart.
VIM. Mueller returned Monday from
Chicago, Great Falls and way points,
but much to the disappointment of his
friends, he comes unattended by the
customary companion in silk and feath-
ers. He says he shares the d~isappoint-
ment with his friends.
J. L. Walker, ST., road supervisor for
the Neihart district is repairing the
thoroughfare on Snow creek. He has
completed the work between Neihart
and Monarch and reports that strip il
good condition. AS soon as the rush OF
public work is over, he expects to take
a trip to the Springs for the sake of Il
troublesome attack of rheumatism.
Desilets and Enders of Great Falls
are leaders in wall paper, having JUS
received a carload of as fine stock as
was ever brought into Montana. Thu
line cannot be duplicated in northern
Montana and they are selling it al
trimmed and ready for hanging at price
within the reach of all. They also hav
received a large shipment of alabastin
all colors.
Geo. Halzell of Minneapolis and ev
cry where else, he of the Ell Tello ciga
fame, stopped off here Friday for a fey
days outing. He climbed to the sum
nit of Old Badly, caught 1900 pound
of trout out of Belt creek and explore
the leading mines of camp, departin
by Tuesdays train. While here he wa
held in tow by Geo. S. Bailey who ca;
vouch for the amount of fish actuall
caught.
J. M. Patten, foreman of the kitche
(pi-cupboard) of the Great Falls Tribune
visited Neihart Friday of last week, re
naming over till Tuesday. He came t
get a sniff of mountain air and to Sc
what a one horse town with two cit
councils looks like. He got an elegan
sufficiency of m~uch-needed exercise an,
before he left the place he was orderin
hay to appease the cravings of his clam
orous appetite.
Next to the editor in a small town W
know of no man who comes in for S
much fervid abnse as the city marsha,
A marshal can't please everybody
more than can on editor. The man VIII
would c,oooal OF o;+bo, I'LL loo+ oo,,