The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-09-23

The Modern Woodmen have or
gained a camp at Sun River.
Just drop into Cooks and see
what YOU can buy for 5 or 10 cents.
d.. j. Condor, cashier of the Bank
of Neihart, returned Monday from
Great Falls.
Mems and boys suits and single
pants, an extensive line at Shannon's
clothing store.
l.. r. Fogle the popular travelling
salesman of Great Falls was in Nei-
hart Wednesday.
Arthur Germ, son of John Germ,
chief of police in Great Falls, paid
Neihart a visit Tuesday.
r. G.. Vaughan was excused from
the trial jury in time to return to
Neihart by Wednesdays train.
w. l.. Cook has just opened 5 &
10 cen counters where you can find
all kinds of handy kitchen utensils.
Robert Hunt, George ~Pattengale
and John Drinville have secured a
lease of the O'Brien vein and are
now at work.
VIM. Mueller, the Neihart mer-
chant, returned to the city after a
couple of weeks visit in Chicago and
other eastern points.
Good business in the town of
Neihart for sale on most reasonable
terms; small capital required. In
quire of E. K. Abbott, agent.
Large and select assortment of
ladies' and gents furnishings at the
general store of William Mueller.
He keeps everything wanted in
these lines.
Casper Honskemper, a plasterer
of Wolf creek, tried in a melancholy
fit to cut his own throat with a piece
of glass. He is lying in Columbus
hospital recovering from the injury.
The Florence company have been
busy the past week cleaning up the
site OF the fire the past week and
making preparation to start up again
as soon as possible which will not be
long.
The Rev. Father Pudenz held
very interesting services in Miners
Union hall Wednesday. 1t gives us
great pleasure to that
hereafter Father Pudenz will hold
monthly services here.
Mrs. Robert Barker, Mrs. Edwin
j. Barker and Miss Violet Barker
have rented the Cockrill house, at
l2l4 Fourth avenue north, and will
take possession the 22d inst. Mrs.
Cockrill and Miss Cockrill will leave
about the LIST to remain in California
until May.-Tribune.
Mrs. J. O. Boyd and daughter
Hazel started Thursday for an ex-
tended visit in various parts of this
country. They will see friends in
Butte, and sojourn for a time in
Cripple creek, completing their
journey by spending the winter at
Mrs. Boyd's home in Michigan.
H. w. Soule and Robert Parry
have just received some samples of
ore from their Salmon city, Idaho,
property which runs high in gold.
They have a half interest in two
claims located on the same vein a
distance of 5000 feet. The tunnel
is in 100 at this writing and work is
being pushed as fast as possible. If
this property turns out all right they
will erect a small mill to handle the
ore. We extend best wishes and
hope to see them succeed with their
venture. Charles Soule is looking
after the mining operations at pres
ent.
j. l.. Neihart, Thomas Westpard
and Henry Sutton have returned
from the Middle Fork where they
were doing some mining. They re-
port a good showing for the work
done and will ship some ore from
the claims they have been working
on. The quality of the ore is about
{ % per cent lead and 30 ounces in
f silver. They are much encouraged
with their showing and think the
| district is all right. J. L. Neihart