The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-07-01

reau last week a son.
Lowry & Shaw have a fine assort-
ment of boys express wagons.
John Erickson went Thursday to
the Falls to eat pop corn and follow
the band.
j. I. Arlington attended the Big
Seven meeting last Friday returning
Saturday to the Falls.
Il consultation with DR.. Stoddart
at Frisco hotel, July Is, will cost
you nothing. He is a world re-
nowned specialist.
Mrs. Emily Roehl and family and
son Paul Roehl and his family went
by Thursdays train to take in the
circus at Great Falls.
Mrs. S. +. Shannon and child
went to the Falls Thursday to visit
friends. She will probably visit her
parents at Sand Coulee before re-
turning.
The following shows the standing
of the baseball clubs of the state:
Sun River, 1000; Helena, 1913;
Butte, 666; Anaconda, 600; Great
Falls. 600.
Ole Johnson, Aaron Johnson and
Thos. Cleary went to the Falls last
Saturday each accompanying ship
ments of ore taken from their leases
Of the Broadwater.
The old Pacific coast specialist,
DR.. Stoddart, medical director for
Dr's Foote & Liebig World dispen-
sary at Frisco hotel, afternoon and
evening of 18th to meet all desiring
speedy cures.
G. ID. Ladd attended the Gait
stockholders meeting here this week
and returned to the Falls Thursday.
Having no children of his own on
which to base the customary excuse,
he took his niece, Mary, daughter Of
Judge Oden to see the circus.
On Saturdays train departed r
P. Caldwell and J. G. E. Barker fol
Great Falls. Both are interested il
the Big Sever. mine at Neihart, ant
were in attendance at the stockhold
ers' meeting the evening before
The former goes to his home il
Woodstock, VT.
The Big Seven stockholders meet
ing held last Friday night resulted
in the election of d. l.. S. Barker a
president and general manager il
place of E. j. Barker deceased. J
G. E. Barker was elected a trustee
the remaining Offices resting wher
they formerly were.
Matt Dunn of Great Falls ha
sold his Yogo sapphire interests TO
a sum which is said to exceed 500.
900. English capitalists are the in
vestors. 1t must not be over-looke
that P. 7. Sweeney of Neihart ha
heavy interests in the sapphire mine
of Yogo, which will net him a hand
some return when the business get
! to working properly. The sapphire
of Yogo are as good as any of tn
oriental production, and their fam
is finding a place in the front rank,
Gus Okerman passed through tow
Monday en- route to Barker. He say
he is now working Is men on til
. Barker mine, and that he and his a.
s~ociates who have a lease Oh IL
2 property have just begun to make
! little money. He says a number
| minor claims have been lately lease
and that negotiations are in progre,
for leasing the Tiger, Moulton ar
Silver Belle mines to a compan
which, if successful in securing tt
property will work a large force
men.-Belt Valley Times.
u By not knowing the fact at Il
time we omitted to state that Ha
vey Ramsey, who lately returnt
e from a visit to the east was marie
on May l at Mystic, Iowa. II
II bride was Miss Hattie Watsc
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]
Watson, and the ceremony too
9 place at their home, conducted
p Rev. Collier, pastor of the NJ.
church. Mr.. Ramsay will remain
3, Neihart, laterly to be joined by M.
n Ramsay. May prosperity after
N them is the wish of the HERALD.