The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02
NEIHART NEWS.
The Odd Fellows BalI-Two Happy We'd
dings-Personal Mention.

dings-Personal Mention.
Great Falls. Jan. FRIDAY evening &
large number of citizens with their wives
and sweethearts attended the ball of the
/. o. O. F. at Neihart. 1t is an annual af-
fair, and this year was more successful
than ever. The floor was filled from be-
ginning to end, and under the care of the
committee everyone had a good time.
Supper was served at midnight at the
Frisco hotel, after which dancing was
resumed. The various committees were
made up follows: Arrangements-R. G.
Vaughan, G. w. Brown. George $. Bailey;
reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Meas
sey +. A. Preston, George 5. Bailey, II.
T. Rosgard. John Mcdonald, Charles
Braman. Andy Nelson, Mike killeen, J.
c. Wells; door. A. G. Wilson, II. I. Ros-
gard. j. Ellenberger; decoration, James
Gam. L. A. Bruce. Charles Ackroyd. Har-
ry Lewis. William Schuman Joe Ferris,
Oscar Lemon, A. F. Hendricks, w. ].
Smith; floor. George S. Bailey. A. ID. Me-
Leod George w. Brown, Mike killeen,
Frank Edwards. Avon Edwards paror
games. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Preston. r. q.
Vaughan.
Two marriages occurred at Neihart this
week. Daniel Foote and Miss May Fid-
kes and Fred l.. Stone and Mrs. Emma
Bell Beverley. The first took place at the
residence of Michael Killeen and Judge
Marelius OBLIGATED. Mr.. Foote is by pro-
working a valuable lease ON one of the
mines i'm the Benton group. Mrs. Foote
has been resident of Neihart for years,
living with her parents until they moved
to Deep Creek, since which time she has
been with her sister. Mrs. killeen. The
second marriage occurred at the Judge
hotel and Judge Marelius also officiated
at this wedding. Mrs. Stone came to Nei-
hart during the summer and purchased
the Judge hotel and later Mr.. Stone ac-
cepted the position of manager Both
have made numerous friends since their
arrival in town and all wish them we'll in
their future career. After the two mar
riages the Neihart Free Coinage band SER
enaded both couples who invited them in
and served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Condor have returned
from Great Falls. where they spent
Christmas with friends.
Sam Anderson of White Sulphur
Springs who has been making collection
of minerals here for the Omaha EXPOSE
ton. will return to his home in few
days, having been thoroughly successful
in his mission. The minerals We're packed
and shipped to Billings Thursday.
Mrs. James Brown, who has been visit
ing r. w. Spiking and II. A. Willis has
gone to Great Falls. where she viii re-
main a few days with friends before leav-
ing for her home at Rossland. Il. c.
w H. Dean of Belt passed through
town on his way to White Sulphur
Springs. where he expects to remain for
about three weeks.
The Neihart schools have closed for
the winter vacation. The last day was
fittingly observed and the following is
the programme of exercises: Music.
school: select reading Emma Bronson;
essay. 'srhe Beautiful Story, Albert
Vaughn; music. school; recitation The
Pauper's Christmas Persilla Goudreau;
select reading. Lydia VALENTINE; essay,
Some Christmas Thoughts. Maurice
Kari: music, school. recitation, Albert
Bronson: "A Study OF Ben Hur,' school;
music, school