The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-06-24
Fishing tackle at Lowry & Shaw's.

% : "olheJ Vi CHlcdSO was reg
istered at the Frisco Wednesday.
2. I. Sweeney, deputy sheriff was
doing business in Barker Thursday.
d.. j. Donovan of Oshkosh was
speaking with citizens here Wednes-
day.
Geo. E. Gum, ore buyer for the
Am. Smelling and Refining Co., was
here Friday of last week.
Daniel Lenny has received a fine
thoroughbred Jersey COW, recently
purchased from DIR. Vidal of Belt.
Hon. I. K. Brady, president of
the Neihart Water company paid
his Neihart interests a visit Friday.
Johnny Healey of Belt is slowly
recovering from typhoid fever,
which at one time threatened his
life.
Miss Nettie Gervais of Monarch,
after attending school IN Great Falls
for some months has returned to her
home.
Everything the family needs is
found at VIM. Mueller's store and
his prices were never before offered
in this town.
The foot bridge over Belt creek
at French fiat has been dislodged by
the flood, and now lays high and dry
on the creek bank.
Constable Kempfer went to Bark
er Tuesday to serve papers in an at
tachment proceedings against one of
the miners of that place.
The Black Eagle band goes to
Lewistown July 4 & 3. The Mel
hart band will 60 somewhere else, if
it has not already gone there.
Miss Nellie Boland is attending a
summer term of the Normal at Dill
lon. She has been employed in the
Great Falls schools for next winter.
Jay Walker has gone to the Nat
ional Park for the summer, and leas-
ed the Oak Palace barber shop
pending his absence to Geo. Law
renee.
A row in the Finlander saloon of
Belt last week resulted in a fine of
$50 for the barkeeper, and another
participant was fined $50 for breach
of the peace.
AS l am soon to remove my stock
of goods to the Gregg building I
will sell chinaware for next few DAYS
at prices never before heard of.
w. l.. Cook.
Chas. Schenk is the new barber in
town. He occupies the room form
erly used by G. w. Brown as an
office, and bids for his share of the
trade. He halls from Marysville
and is a brother of Mrs. David Led.
better.
Harvey Ramsey has returned from
a visit to his old home in Spring
Hill, Kans. He is looking we'll, en-.
joying good health and sparring for
an even break. Mr.. Ramsay has
been working this week for Charles
Ettien, proprietor of the Vienna bak.
cry.
j. j. G.. Burns, attorney at law Of
Belt who came up last week tc
plead a case in justice court, is SC
we'll pleased with the place that he
has decided to locate here perma.
nently. Mr.. Burns attained consid.
cradle fame as editor of the Belt
Knocker last year and as an advo.
cate at law he has so extensive a
reputation as to require no recon-.
mendation of the HERALD. We
wish him good fortune in the great
mining camp.
Geo. Cudmore is busy this week
decorating the interior of the Gregg
building soon to be occupied by w
l.. Cook with his fruit and confec.
tons, tobacco and cigars. This pop.
ular merchant will enlarge his stock
and commence to carry new lines Of
goods as soon as he is established ir
the new quarters. His soda foun.
tain is a chief attraction at present
and the general customer at thi.
, store always knows hat what he
buys is just as represented.