The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-07-01
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, July 1, 1899.
CAMP NOTES.

Great Falls, Saturday.
Go to VIM. Mueller's for tinware,
granlteware and crockery.
Lectures by DR.. Stoddart July 10
and beautifully illustrated by cleo
trio views.
John McCooey ct the Broken Hill
syndicate was doing business in the
Falls this week.
Beautifully illustrated songs by
DR.. Stoddart's assistants, evening of
July 18th. Free.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Dodd have OPP
ened up their summer boarding
house as usual at Logging creek.
Andy Lindred went to Great Falls
Thursday attracted thither by the
four-sheet posters advertising the
biggest hippodrome on earth.
John r. Sale the popular repre-
sentative of the Sam Bottom Trows-
ell company of Pantsville, Wis, was
in the city soliciting orders for his
firm.
AS [ am soon to remove my stock
of goods to the Gregg building |
will sell chinaware for next few days
at prices never before heard of.
w. L. Cook.
According to the Times the Belt
Creek Miners union is preparing to
go into disincorporation and dissolu-
ton. The Butte Miners union has
a first mortgage on its building at
Belt.
James Rafferty, spent a few days
at his Belt Park ranch last week.
He is putting about half of the land
in timothy, and will break a large
tract this fall preparatory to SOW
ing grain. Jim's ranch is one of the
best in this vicinity.
The EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT,
LUNGS, BLOOD, NERVE and CHRoN-
IC DISEASE specialists, Drs. Foote
and Liebig of World Dispensary
Chicago and 26 w. Broadway.
Butte, will be at Frisco hotel tc
meet all callers on July 18th.
The Tribune says that a regiment
of weary Willies have struck Great
Falls and warns the people to KEEP
their doors and windows locked
This bunch will be wisely applica
bic to the people Of Neihart, if thu
present gang of ~ioaters increases.
H.. A. Barker departed Thursday
for the Falls on business connected
with the Big Seven. He will Incl
dentally see the "Last Days of tn
Century" or "The Light of Liber
ty." as presented by the only exhi
bition in the world with 100 den
and cages.
In the annual prize drawing of tn
San Francisco Examiner, E. A
Shaw of this place was awarded
handsome clock. This is the secon
award that has reached Neihart fror
that paper, the other being a set {
Dickens works won two years ag
by James Rafferty,.
Edwin Fletcher of Barker die
last week about SO years of ag'
He once owned a ranch below Bark
er and came into prominence in tn
notable arrest of Jack Lee, slayer {
Sam Ridgeway which occurre
about eight years ago. Mr.. Fletcl
er ate tomatoes from a can whic
had stood opened for two or thre
days, and his symptoms were thos
of poison. This is supposed to ha,
caused his death.
The Husbandman contains goo
news respecting the mines at Coz
peropolis. The St. John mine is b,
ing worked vigorously under IL
lease of Butte parties. The hoistin
machinery just received to 60 {
this mine weighs about Is tons.
is now on the ground and the wor
men are setting it in place. The
are 300 sacks of ore on the dun
which were taken from the $50 TO
level last winter without stopin
and it is soon to be shipped. Jol
Blewett is repairing the old staff
house at Copperopolis, and will So
be running it as a hotel.
Jean Goudreau, 7, son of Mr.. a