The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-05-27
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, May q, 1899.
CAMP NOTES.

Falls on business Tuesday.
Kalsomine, wall paper, paints and
varnishes at Lowry & Shaw's.
Our old friend Billie Roach is
running teams at Cinnabar, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mclean of
Barker are in Great Falls this week.
John, the youngest son of 7. E.
Healey of Belt is very low with ty-
phoid fever.
e. r. Joslyn and family have
gone to their ranch on Upper Sand
Coulee for the summer
F. H.. Meyer has cribbed the bank
which overhangs the side door of his
store to prevent it caving.
w. J. Bonner and son Charles of
Butte were registered at the Hotel
Grand, Great Falls last Friday.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains
in everything the family needs. He
sells at prices never before offered.
l.. S. Mcclure and wife of San Di-
ego, Cal. are in the city, and pre-
pairing to make Neihart their home.
For cooking utensils go to Lowry
& Shaw's. They have a complete
line, either in tin, granite OF delft
ware.
Chas. Scott, Fred Hanscom and
J. J. Flynn of this hourishing city
were rubbering in Great Falls We'd
nesday.
VIM. Munroe of Great Falls has
been in Neihart all week surveying
for the new quartz mill and its sur
roundings.
G.. f. Bartlett the we'll known
concentration man and millwright of
Butte is here devoting himself to
the plans of the new Diamond r
concentrator.
Street Commissioner kempfer has
been repairing the streets of Jericho,
where the mud is a~xle-deep. The
ground is springy and wet, and a
fill has been made with rocks.
As L am soon to remove my stock
of goods to the Gregg building
will sell chinaware for next few day.
at prices never before heard of.
w. l.. Cook.
Robert Jones who has a chronic
heart and lung trouble was so de
pressed by an attack this week tina
his life was once thought to be il
danger. He rallied however and i
feeling better.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hamilton of Leeds
Utah, is visiting her daughters Mrs
w. H. Harrison, Mrs. Daniel Lenn'
and Miss Josie Hamilton, and sol
VIII Hamilton of Neihart. Sh
will remain during the summer.
Services in the NJ. E. church o.
Sunday as follows: Preaching l
a. m. Sabbath School II m. Ep
worth League $40 p. m. Preach
ing $50 p. m. Everybody invite,
to attend these services.
S. j. Hooking, pastor.
Among the interesting features c
the program of the high school com
mencement of Monday evening Jun
5, will be singing by Mrs. DR.. Pitt
wood of Great Falls. The number
which this accomplished lady wi
render are sure to afford a rare mu
steal treat.
John McCooey returned Wedne'
day from Republic, Wash. He Wa
in Spokane where he saw John
Fitzsimmons, the we'll known me
chant who left Neihart last summe
He says John is rnnning an immens
store and has big trade. Mr., NJ,
Cooey will remain here a few day
The Big Seven mining compar
has put in a boiler and pump to f
c~ilitate the sinking of the shat
Hank Wilson has been busy til
week hauling the machinery up Il
hill, and as the snow is still qui
deep the job was not an easy on
A few Of the miners were laid {
Tuesday until Friday, when tn
were notified to return. This mil
expects to sink the Wine late
started a distance of 200 feet.
That the silver mining indust