The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-05-19
The NeihaYt Herald
Saturday, May 10, 1900.
CAMP NOTES.

fine cigar.
Dan Smith the lumber dealer was
here Monday.
Finest line of children's shoes in
town at Shannon's.
Frank Glab paid Neihart a bust
ness visit last Friday.
Celery gin tonic, good for your
nerves and kidneys. Try it.
Call and see our fine display of
Fishing Tackles. Lowry & Shaw.
Lncile M. Roehl was in Great
Falls Sunday On a visit with friends.
For the cheapest and best Family
Steel Ranges on the market, go to
Lowry & Shaw.
Paul Roehl and wife, and Max
Roehl went to the Falls Thursday.
They hope to return Monday.
Tinware, glassware, crockery and
all kinds of kitchen utensils at the
general store of William Mueller.
Ira Myers, president of the Dia,
mond R Mining company came up
Monday to look over the new con-
centrator.
P. B. Gallagher of the Milwaukee
house, Great Falls, was here Mon
day. Everybody knows Pat, and
was glad to see him.
VIM. Schuman has just built a
new spring wagon for W. w. Toll
yer, which is one Of the best wagons
in this part of Montana. And it is
red.
Rev. FIR. Pudenz will hold Catho-
lie services in M. U. hall Saturday,
May goth, and Monday 28th at 8 a.
m. Sunday, 9th, services will be
at $3.50 a. m. and s p. m.
Misses Della and frankie Berg
man are visiting friends in Great
Falls. They attended the ball at
Kibbey Saturday night and thence
drove through to the Falls.
Two salvation army representa-
tives with navy blue scoop bonnets
touched this town last week, and
made a good collection for the or
phan's home, we didn't learn where
They gathered in about SIS.
w. H. Albright is opening a gen
eral store at Albright, where the big
quarry is working. Bespeaking the
presence of business, there is alread,
a saloon at Albright, and one at Log
ging creek, two miles south of Al
bright.
E. X. Abbott and wife were il
Great Falls over Sunday. The big
ger half came home Monday bu
the better half will remain in the cit
for a brief season. The harrowin.
tones of a scoop scraping the bottom
of a flour bin is enough to drive any
body to visiting.
Joe Rioux, while fording the rive
below Belt Tuesday got into dee
water which overturned the bugg,
Joe himself got out all right, an
brought the horse and buggy safel
ashore, but was unfortunate in losin
his coat which was on the buggysea
The coat contained a pocketbook i
which was $40 in cash.-Times.
Olaf Morton of the Combinatio
saloon has sold his interest in tn
concern to Albert Bergstrom, hi
partner, who will continue the bus
ness. Olaf went out on Thursday
train ostensibly to look for a new Il
cation, but presumably to see a cir
AS he has drunk of the waters
Belt creek, his return may be safe.
predicted.
The HERALD has just learned tn
J. S. Gordon who used to be
prominent citizen of Neihart, b,
who started two years ago for Il
Klondike by the back door, h
been brought back to Seattle with
ruptured lung and there is lit
hopes of his recovery. The cause
the accident is o known. Fl
brother, DR.. Gordon of Great FaI
started Saturday morning for Sea
tie in response to a telegram Stair
very brief particulars.
Mrs. L. J. Prescott, aunt of MI
r. A Shaw IoC+ SATURDAY. +oro;not.