The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-08-06
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, August 6, 1898.
CAMP NOTES.

AAo UlNNlS a. III NtillU luSl AIlhul
on business.
Roadmaster McCurdie was over the
line of the B. M. r. last Friday.
Miss Frances Bennett visited Miss AL
ice Joyce on the Tillinghast this week.
Robert P. Kyle of Butte is visiting his
father James Kyle who is in business
here.
Mrs. Shaw and Miss Hamilton return
ed Tuesday from a weeks stay at the
Springs.
Mrs. Condor and child went to Great
Falls Thursday to visit her relatives at
that place.
Miss Mary Schwerdt visited Mrs.
Homer Thomas at the Belt Park ranch
this week, returning Thursday.
The Neihart Meat Company u
that they carry the best fresh ranch
butter to supply the home demand.
Mrs. Geo. Plant has been very sick
this week but is better now. She has
been under the attention of DIR. Scott.
The Monarch correspondent of the
Miner says the wagon road from Mon
arch to Yuleville is badly in need of re-
pair.
W. F. Browne the photographer after
staying here a week, and photographing
half the town, went out on Thursdays
train.
Wallpaper, picture frames, mural de
corations, alabastine and ready mixed
paints and varnishes at Desilets & End
ers, Great Falls.
Misses Maggie Powers and Louise
Bennett and Mr.. Ed. p. Bennett visited
the Yule school Wednesday, making the
journey by wheel.
VI. ]. Paisley reached Neihart Mon
day after a tour of the state covering
two months. He says there is no place
like Neihart after all.
c. l.. Frye of Great Falls, N. Y, f.
A. Reichel of Great Falls, Canada, and
+. G. lick of Great Falls, Cuba, were
registered at the Frisco Wednesday.
f. b. Largent who looks after the war
feature of the internal revenue was here
last Friday admonishing the iniquitous
to turn from the error of their way.
j. II. Thompson, an employe at the b.
* NJ. G. S. & G. NJ. & II. company's
smeltcr at Great Falls, is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Nallcntyne of Neihart for a
week or two.
Chas. Halherg and Fred Danilsor
opened the Combination saloon last Sat.
urday night to he ready for the boom
This place was closed only a month ago
by the retirement of Jack Wilson from
business.
Miss Mary Sweeney is at home after q
few weeks visit in Belt. Her cousin
John Gallagher also came up to stay
awhile. The latter plays a cornet quit,
well and now tramps the measures Will
the village band.
The genial countenance and mutton
chop whiskers of ]. J. G.. Burns Of Bar
ker were sighted on our streets Monday
1t is rumored that he has on foot an en-
terprise the success of which mean
much to this mountain country, but h
cautiously avoided an interview.
A. j. Hills, Mrs. Hills and child, &C
companied by Mrs. X. Nelson of ST
Cloud and Miss Lizzette Beaupre o
Sank Rapids, Mimi, paid Neihart a Wis
it Wednesday, for the benefit of salub
riods atmosphere and matchless scener,
at this mountain village. Mr.. Hills i
the Continental oil man of Great Falls
Mrs. Joyce assis ted ny Miss Mani
Gule gave a tea party at her cosy rur'
home on Tillinghast creek last Saturda
in honor of Mrs. c. c. Thomas of Ba
City, Mich, who is visiting her siste
Mrs. Miebach of Monarch. There WEI
present, besides the above, Mesdamt
Josie Thomas, Putnam, Yule an
Bridges.
Isaac Mayer, W. J. Smith, Chas. E
ten and John Mcdonald went to Los
ging creek Thursday to lure the finn
tribe by splitting on the tempting bal
They left Charles Warmbrod and Be
Parry here to boom the fish market ii
they get back. The latter gentleme
say they don't want the fish, but they a
to he in on the profits-all same Leite
Desilets and Finders of Great Fal
are leaders in wall paper, having iu
received II carload of as fine stock
was ever brought into Montana. TT
line canno he duplicated in northel
Montana and they are selling it q
trimmed and ready for hanging at pric