The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-07-23
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, July %, 1893.
CAMP NOTES.


Miss Bertha Kopetzki left Thursday
to visit her mother at Great Falls.
Mrs. II. G.. Vaughan has returned
from her visit to friends in Great Falls.
Roadmaster McCurdie came up to in
spect the road on this branch last Fri
day.
Ira Myers was in Neihart from Great
Falls Monday On business connected
with the Diamond r.
Mrs. F. A. Preston and son Raymond
visited the family of Mr.. L. f. Howes at
Monarch last Tuesday.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains in
everything the family needs. He sells
at prices never before offered.
Mrs. II. A. Barker and children are
visiting friends in Great Falls for a
week or two, having departed Thursday.
Wallpaper, picture frames, mural de
corations, alabastine and ready mixed
paints and varnishes at Desilets & End
ers, Great Falls.
A. W. Noyes, editor of the Miner, at
tended the democratic central commit
tee meet at Great Falls last Saturday
and much medicine was manufactured.
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.
VIM. Munroc came in from Barker
Wednesday where he had been doing
fessional work here for the next two
weeks.
Steve Picrsc shipped four cars of ore
to the Great Falls smelter Saturday
Three cars were from Barker and tho
fourth from Logging creek, being tho
inst ore yet sent ont of that prospective
camp.
Mrs. J. l.. Walker, ST., was operated
upon Saturday at the Columbus hOspit
al for the removal of a cancer. Drs
Gordon and Ferguson performed the OPP
Grafton which was most successful, anC
the patient is rapidly recovering.
Wonder if the rates of insurance il
this town could not be reduced a few
notchcs? Although this was promised
before the water plant was planted, th
subject is still a promise. Some effort
ought to he made to cut the rates, whic
are eXorbitant.
NJ. F. Boland writes from the Black
foot that that country is vastly over
sized. That while it may be one of til
richest sites of Montana, it is decided
mdevcloped and its apparent resource
are too superficial and its prosperity
industries too incipient.
The genial NJ. Day returned from II
parts of the state Monday and immcd
ately diffused himself among the varior
hapitable portions of town. He says
intended to buy the state if he liked i
but that neither the article nor the priC
suited him, and so the deal fell through
Remember that only letters will her'
after be returned by the post-office
the sender, until full return postage
paid. No second, third or fourth ella
matter is to be returned or forwarded
a new address without additional pos
age. The new law covers newspaper
books and packages of merchandise.
David Penwell of White Sulph
Springs passed through the village We
nesday, enroute for Stanford where
has interest in about 5000 sheep. !
intends to he present at the shearin
Mr.. Penwell attends to most of the fl
insurance business at the Springs and
already nursing an embryonic fortune.
A couple of blanket stiffs were seen
town II couple of days last week, III
after a couple of houses had been bro
en- into by prospectors for swag, M,
shall Brown dragged the duet befc
Judge Marelius who gave them a eoul
of minutes to leave town. The opp
tunity was embraced, and the hobo
drove out of town with Il couple of pc
les belonging to Mr.. Hike.
Says the Havre Eagle: The Indii
from all over northern Montana h;
congregated on the hills about t
miles east of the city, and tomorr
will begin their annual sun dance. 81
tie Bird" is on the ground. dressed
the gay livery of a castoff suit of a hi
private of the rear ranks, and iudgi
from his military bearing and
prompt manner in which his orders
obeyed. He is the big mogul and rult
power of this grand aggregation of u
and emery, unkempt and unwashed
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