The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-06-18
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, June Is, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

in Belt.
Geo. Seifred left Thursday for a re-
connoitre of the state.
D. J. Condor has been appointed reg
istry agent for this district.
Miss Myrtle and Mister Willie Bon
ner are visiting friends in Butte.
Dave Ledbetter went to the Falls
Tuesday and will stay to see the ele-
plant.
Fresh home-rendered lard in stock at
the NEIHART MEAT Co. In large or
small quantities.
Henry Danils of the Big Seven force
is taking a week of rest visiting in
Great Falls and Helena.
Louis Potter is back from a two
weeks visit to Barker, and is driving for
the Neihart Mercantile Co.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
Miss Marcella Swingley of Butte is
visiting Neihart friends and is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. jennings.
VIM. Mueller's stock of general mer-
chandise is selling without regard to
cost. Call and purchase before the as
sortment is reduced.
Mis-. John r. Taylor and daughter,
Pearl and May paid Great Falls friends
a visit this week, and incidentally they
will take in the John Robinson show.
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.. Neihart and daughter Myr-
tie went to the Falls, Thursday to visit
Mr.. Neihart who is serving On the jury
during tins term of court. They will
take in the circus.
Mrs. Margaret Farquharson and chill
dren, Sarah and Joseph, left Neihart
Tuesday for their old home in STRAIT
ford, Ontario. Many friends were at
the train to see them go.
The editor of the HERALD acknowl-
edges receipt of complimentary tickets
to attend the celebrated John Robin
sons circus and menagerie-three big
shows in one-in Great Falls today.
But the children did not want to go this
time.
o. J.. Purdy is assisting Andrew Lin
dred on his Belt park ranch, putting in
the SIMMER crop. Mr.. Purdy suffered
the loss the first of the week of Il valuable
draught horse. The animal, which had
been turned loose in IA field, ran itself to
death. This loss, after suffering injury
to his hand last winter, makes it appear
as if luck was against O. j.
Fred. p. Boulais was in town from
his Belt Park ranch Thursday. He says
the fields in that locality are looking
fine, and that bunch grass is coming to
head, which event is reported earlier
than usual. Fred says the hay crOd will
be unusually large this year. He has in
about 20 acres of grain, principally bar.
ley which he is raising for feed.
Desilets and Enders of Great Fall
are leaders in wall paper, having jus
received a carload of rs fine stock a
was ever brought into Montana. TIL
line cannot be duplicated in norther
Montana and they are selling it a
trimmed and ready for hanging at price
within the reach of all. They also ha,
received a large shipment of alabastir
all colors.
M. F. Boland, Frank Petit and other
left Tuesday to visit the Blackfoot re
ervation recently thrown open. I'll
rush for that country continues and
is not improbable that two or three ne
towns will be added to the map in Il TIL
locality. The camp of st. Mary's,
st. Mary's Lake is already Representa-
by five or six saw mills, and Arth,
Fowler formerly of Neihart is runnir
one of them.
BY the courtesy of DR.. B. F. Sandow
Neihart, one of the Montana delegat
to the meeting of the American Medic
association in Denver, we received co
les of the Rocky Mountain News, wi
full ~accounts of the sessions of that i
teresting assembly. At that place a
gathered the most proficient and mo
thoroughly informed physicians al
surgeons of America. We thank d
Sandow for thus remembering the He,
I'D.
Steve Pierse went to Barker Thursd
to look after his lease of the Tiger mil
He expects to go Saturday to start wo,
on the PpterSOn. Gotz nropartu At I