The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-11-26
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, November 20, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

the week from 4 Journey to the Falls.
Mrs. D. Ledbetter was an arrival on
Mondays train having been visiting in
Belt.
DR.. Pittwood, dentist, by request
comes again to Neihart Nov. 20 to Dec.
6, no longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Barker will enter
tain a few friend Mt a ) o'clock dinner
next Sunday,
VIM. Mueller was an arrival on Mon
days train, having been for three weeks
on a trip to Chicago.
Business must be booming in Belt
since the election. The Times reports
seven births in one week.
Alex Alexanderson came up Monday
from Belt whittier he had been visiting
his family since election.
Annie Daniels, formerly Miss Swing
ley of this place has been granted n Iii
Norce from Frank Daniels.
Chas. Mix has sold his saloon in Til
en- and says he expects to spend the
winter in a warmer climate.
The Ncihart Meat Company announce
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
As DR.. Pittwood is always busy when
in Neihart he requests his patients to
call early. Frisco hotel, Nov. % to
Dec. 6.
Miss Katie Powers took teachers cx-
animation last week before Supt. Miss
Craven at Great Falls, returning to Nci-
hart, Monday.
4. J. Wickcrsham was an arrival froE7
the Falls Monday, having accompanied
a chr Of ore thither from his lease upor
the Broad water.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general mer
chandise is selling without regard t
cost. Call and purchase before tnc as
sortmcnt is reduced.
Henry Danils came back this wcei
from a visit to friends in Helena, and i
looking quite well after his brief perio,
Of rest. He expects TO remain at Nci
hart.
Chas. johnson. of Belt is visiting hi
brother Aaron of this place. This make
four Chas, Johnsons Tor Neihart, wit
prospects that the number may be in
creased.
We learn that Harry Ferris who push
cd the Park hotel at Neihart some year
ago is now proprietor of the CapitC
restaurant in Helena and is doing vel
Good for Harry.
A son has been BON to DIR. and Mrs
Vidal of Belt, which naturally increase
the democratic population of Cascsd
%coanty. The boy Was too late to pa
tiaipate in the galorious ratification hi
the old man can tell him all about it,.
Geo. Marclius is setting up a dozen {
more deer heads, of the fall killing, tai
en- in these mountains. They are rs tir
u collection as he has ever had to wor
upon, and when finished by him will
fms he'd in proper style.
Mrs. James Stevens of Sand Coul'
accompanied by her si7ter-in-law Nj
VIM. Tarling was last week visitir
Mrs. Robert Wedlock of this plac
They have returned home and the form
or is getting ready to move TO Ira
creek, Park county, where her hushar
went some time ago,
The Fast Helena smeltcr plant is b
ing operated by the electrical plant
Canyon Ferry, on the Missouri rive
All the machinery formerly run
steam power is driven by electricit
me DlaSt furnaces were SHUT uoNH v
four hours while the steam power "
being cut out and the electricity instaI
ed There are a number of motors, t,
of IT'S II. p. each, three of 100, one
80, one of 30 and one of 60.
One of the promising leases at t
Broadwater is that of A. J. Wickersha
and Charles Rush. They recently ma
a shipment of 33 tons which nett
them a handsome sum. and on Saturd
last it was folio wed. by about % to
more. This last shipment was accor
panied to the Falls by Mr.. Wickcrsha
who was lucky in getting in, and W
able to return Monday with his tio'
sample. The lease has Il chute of o
varying from two to three feet in wild
and the two of them are cxtractir
about four-ffths of u ton per day ave
aged throughout the month.
Chas. Ackroyd has a specimen of O
tho lika of which fo, hoa,t, "a A ,,