The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-01-21
The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, January q, 1899.
CAMP NOTES.
I off on blankets this week.

H. A. Barker had a touch of the
grip this week.
$1.25 boys sleds, now sell for ST.,
at Lowry & Shaw's.
Edwin Dunston returned to Belt
Saturday to see a sick child.
All mems overcoats now at cost.
F. II. Meyer.
Louis Goslin and Louis Potter Of
Barker were in Neihart Wednesday
on business.
VIM. Mueller offers big bargains
in everything the family needs. He
sells at prices never before offered.
A. w. Noyes has been in Great
Falls this week. 1t is reported that
he has sold his residence property
there.
L. A. Enders & Co., of Great Falls
whose ad. is on our front page are
building an extension on the rear of
their store.
Leave your orders for good home
made bread at Mrs. Aaron Johnson's.
Fresh bread every day and deliver
ed if you wish.
Representative w. j. Bonner has
been placed upon the committee on
Mines and Mining and on that of La
Dor, two of the most important in
the Legislature.
Alderman Paul Roehl goes to the
Falls today, and rumor has it that he
will return in double harness. IF it
proves true the HERALD will furnish
the particulars next week.
Considerable sport was found II
the rattle Of a fur overcoat at the
Seven last week. The coat is of 81
berian bear skin and was the proper
ty of II. w. Fales. Forty chances
at 81 each were sold and Henri,
Danils was the lucky player. HI
feels bigger than ever, and hi
friends can hardly reach him with
Murphy wagon tongue.
Chas. Schoberg, who has spent 81:
months visiting his parents in Swed
en- started back about the middle 0
this month and is now on the water
He is expected In Neihart in abou
three weeks. He was foreman O
the Seven until the time of his de
parture. The Neihart boys will al
be delighted at his return, althoug
the hope that he would join tn
ranks of benedicts is fallen short {
contamination. Single b~lessednes
is his choice, or else he couldn't q
his choice.
e. r. Joslin is back in NeihaI
and has gone to work for Ellenbere
er & Schmidt on the Broadwat,
lease. He has sent for his famil
now in Helena, and will settle hel
permanently. He has been workin
on the East Pacific at Winston. +
says Jas. H.. Henley is undertaken
the opening up of the Martha W
at Winston on which he has secure
a bond and lease, and that the prom
Use is that a great mine will be Il
result. The Martha w. is an o
mine, closed down on account
mismanagement. 1t is 100 fe
deep and is now being pumped OF
1t is regarded to be as good a mil
as the East Pacific. We are glad
know that Mr.. Henley has such go'
prospects, and hope he may succe'
to the extent of his fullest expect
tions.
}. G. Claffy has just return
from a visit to relatives in St. Pa
and other eastern points. He W
gone just one month, stopping for
few days in St. Louis. lie says t
number of idle men in eastern cit
never was greater than it is t
winter. He saw the public sol
house in St, Louis thronged by tho
sands, anxiously waiting the do
to open, as they do twice a day a
a dapper porter poke out his bill a
cry "Soup!"
In St. Paul there are virtually
men employed except those cuttj
ice who get 81 a day. He says
the talk about good times in
east is a myth, and that he is glad
get back to the land where CHI
abounds and the Jingle Of the cop