The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-02-03

ua(S business trip.
Full line of rubber boots and rub
bers at Shannon's.
Sylvestre Gonsior of Monarch was
a visitor in Neihart Wednesday.
F. g.. Johnson of Great Falls was
doing business with local merchants
Wednesday.
IL. L. Brown, manager of the
Great Falls Meat company is in
Neihart this week.
Miss Mary Balsinger and brother
John came up from Monarch to at
tend the show Wednesday night.
Frank Lewis of Belt will furnish
the G.. n. Il. with 1900 a r of rock
to riprap the banks of the Missouri
at the Fort Benton cut off.
A good sized crowd of the gay
and mirthful Of this city took in the
masquerade ball at Monarch last
week. They report an excellent
time.
b. O. Kempfer and VIM. s.. .Jen-
nings and wife have sold to S. E.
Atkinson and +. p. Atkinson, for
$3.50, an undivided half interest in
the Gagnon mining claim.
Through the efforts of the Great
Falls Rod and Gun club, Sun River
will be restocked with mountain
trout, and fifty quails will be turned
loose in the county.-Belt Valley
Times.
In the district court yesterday,
Cleora ID. Sprague instituted suit
against William II. Brown and
George w. Brown to quiet title to
lot |, block 2, Anaconda addition to
the townsite of Belt.
The sheriff of Cascade county has
sold to William Mueller, in consid-
GRAFTON Of $1,000, the interest of
Donald b. Macintosh ct al, in an
undivided half of the Hartley min
ing claim, nesr Neihart.
John Finnegan, one of the old
time Big Seven miners is at the hos
pital since Thursday with a broken
arm. The fracture is of both radius
and ulna, near the elbow, and it is
said to have been caused by a cave.
, The premium of 100 checks Q2I
( cents in trade) given by w. l.. Cook
, for the n who would throw the
highest hand on his slot machine
during the month of January was
won by b. @. Kempfer, who threw
{ "a straight flush, 4, ., Is, 7, and 8 o:
: clubs.
0 E. A. Reichel of the American
Brewing company was here Friday
distributing the handsomest calen
. dar that ever brought cheer to
Montana home. 1t is the bust of
beautiful lady in red, holding
, cluster of pansies and v%iolets. The
calendar is engraved on the same
card, and done in gilt. The origin
X al of the portrait is said to live ant
reign in Great Falls.
J. Ben. G. Kingsbury, formerly
Montana capitalist and mine specu
,r %lator, has been sued for allege'
breach of promise and seduction, il
the courts of Spokane, of whic
place he is now a resident. Majo
:. kingsbury is now interested il
" mines at Republic. In 1888 he wa
: at Neihart, and in "a worked
bond on the Queen of the Hills
: The girl was a chambermaid.
at Chas. McGibbon sustained a ratt
er painful injury to his foot la;
Sunday morning as he was just dri,
no ing out of his barnyard, the result {
IA which will be to lay him up for
is month or so. He accidental
IN caught his foot under the bob .slec
q ~dislocating the small bones. 1t hal
Of pened while he sat driving on tn
n front bob, his toe catching on
1e rock. He stopped the team BIT
At could not remove the broken foe
n without assistance.
David IIammons, who has bee
us engaged at teaming in Neihar
TT came over last Friday, He say
mining is more brisk in the grea
is silver camp than it has been fc