The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-10-07

at William Mueller's.
Miss Minnie Kurki went to Hell
ena Saturday to visit her sister.
Suits and overcoats for men and
boys, in great variety at Shannon's.
Mrs. w. l.. Cook reached home
Monday after a pleasant visit in
Great Falls.
More paint on the buildings of
Neihart, preparatory for the boom
ought to help some.
P. 7. Sweeney has sold 100 SOU
venir badges for the committee on
the soldiers reception in Great Falls.
William Brady, for a nominal con
s~ideration, has decided to Peter Rush
an undivided one-half interest in the
Belt creek quartz lode, near Neihart.
Go to DIR. J. l.. Dickson, dentist,
Great Falls, for dental work. Spec
ial reduction to those coming from a
distance. Office: Rooms 4 and s.,
Vaughn block.
Ed. Mann has purchased the Gran
Vile Turner ranch in Red %coulee.
He will go into the sheep business,
devoting his attention to the raising
of thoroughbreds.
w. J. Bonner and family regist-
cred at the Frisco Monday. Mr..
Bonner attended to representation
on his mining property here, and
leaves this Saturday for his home In
Great Falls.
Frank Kempfer and Hans West
gard returned Tuesday from the
Benton lakes on a shot and shell ex-
ploitation. They brought back
about 300 pieces of game including
duck, Pintail, sage hen, grouse and
rabbit.
George Briggeman of near Rice
vile honorcd this Office this week
with IA shipment of prize beets and
potatoes, taken from his own ranch
garden. Thanks of the house are ex.
tended, and the assurance is confirm
ed that the Briggeman ranch is a
great place to raise vegetables.
Thos. f. Brady, the we'll known
attorney at law of Great Falls, was
in Neihart on business Monday. He
was accompanied by his little sor
William who was paying his first
visit to Neihart. Mr.. Brady is one
' of the principal owners of the Nei.
hart Water company, and is inter
ested in other investments here
. abouts.
Dan Redden has been decorating
his saloon building both interior anC
S exterior, using paint and paper tC
beautify the premises. His enter
;, prise has made his one of the mos
: attractive buildings of town, anc
:. there are others in business VIII,
!, ought to second his motion by doing
= likewise. John Stein is the embell
e ishing artist on Mr.. Redden's build
ing.
Ed Peterson of Kibbey was il
It Neihart Tuesday on his way to tn
e copper mines of the Middlefork il
y which he is interested. He was &C
companied from here by Fred Dan
It ielson who was making a tour of in
o spection Of the district. Ole Grenda
is there now doing assessment worI
1t on some valuable claims, and NJ
e Peterson will arrange to have hi
own properties represented. Goo
words are spoken of the Middleforl
Fred l.. Hill of Belt was here thi
week on a trip of inspection, and
=, is whispered that he is sparring 70
the candidacy of clerk and recorde
Z subject to the republican primary i
n the ides of next September. Nj
IS Hill got a total of 500 votes las
Ie year for this same office, and carrie
lie a strong vote in his W precinct
Y. but he ran 1854 votes behind the ay
r, erage vote of the republican candi
A. dates, and there is a good deal abou
m politics which Mr.. Hill has yet t
learn.