The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-07-22

AT sherlff s sale Monday,
Mueller bought a half interest in the
Hartley mining claim, for IS, 100.
In the district court in the suit of
Matt Watanen vs.. w. S. Jennings,
ct al, defendants have moved for a
new trial.
Ike Temple who once labored at
Neihart has a few copper claims
near Black butte which are said to
give great promise.
Don't forget to call at Cooks
this Saturday and get a dozen
tumblers at 40 cents. Price
good only today.
That the services of DIR. Pittwood
the dentist are appreciated is shown
by the fact that he is always kept
busy while in Neihart.
Our old friend N. P. Dwight is
now at Gilt Edge where he is en-
ployed in the mines. He expects to
return to Neihart this fall.
Marshal Kempfer, Joe Shelton
Isaac Heenan Lunsford went fishing
on Sheep creek Friday to be gone a
week. B. o. Kempfer is deputy
marshal in the absence of the real
thing.
The Great Falls Fire Brick COM
pany has sold to j. B. Leslie, trus-
tee, for a nominal consideration, an
undivided quarter interest in 10 lots
in the New Idea addition to the
townsite of Neihart.
George Wagenbach of the Mon.
tana brewery met with a painful &C
cident on Sunday while scuffiine
with some friends. His right Les
was quite severely sprained and he
is laid up in consequence.-Leader
J. J. Ellenberger is driving in thu
. National park this summer. He in
y dites an epistle to the editor of thi
!, great family educator, stating tina
he is about to start out on a tour t,
pilot 40 young and charming schoo
ma'ams through natures wonderland
abiding to the subject in a mos
9 tantalizing way. Go ahead, John
: it may be our TURF some day.
d BY advertisement appearing i
O. this issue the town of Neihart ca
boast of an added enterprise in I'll
line of mining broker. Mr.. j. j. c
Burns has secured a long list {
properties and stocks in that lin
lie and is prepared to devote his after
N ton to the turning of deals in thos
N lines. All having mining propert
lie for sale will do we'll to confer wi,
to him. Likewise all who desire il
formation upon m%ining business wi
he find him prepared and willing
supply their wants. We wish tt
new agent success.
g. The celebration arranged for tt
reception of the soldier boys r
lie turning from the Philippines
OF Great Falls promises to be Il
e grandest affair yet undertaken
North Montana. All the neighbc
n ing cities and towns are invited
be lend a hand and to contribute to t
g. general Excursion trai
will be run everywhere and reduc'
rates offered to participants. Fro
in Kalispell to Glasgow and from N
~ hart to the Sweet Grass hills t
,e- populace will gather to pay tribu
ne to the boys in blue.
er, George Marelius, the compete
he and artistic taxidermist has set uI
nd monster mountain lion for w.
of Collins of Monarch, and the be,
om may be seen on exhibition at t
ZEN store of the Neihart Mercantile co
ng pany. 1t is a female specimen
&C the Felis concolor of zoology, and
'p- the real puma, or cougar, or panth
ley which is its various name accordi
the to locality. 1t belongs to next
bic largest of the American tiger or
lch family, and measures y feet FRI
ce, tip to tip. 1t was killed on Roc
ms ridge by Capt H. M. Payne of Nj
to arch, and its large, graceful fg'
makes it a rare possession.