Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-14
From Belt.
(Belt Valley Times.)

CBelt Valley Tlmes.)
Mrs. Thomas Johnson, of Belt Butte, is
quite sick.
Frank Nelson left Tuesday for Dia-
mondville.
Miss Christina Hill is visiting her sis
ter, Mary. at Butte.
Miss Agnes Kick arrived Friday last for
a visit with her parents.
Mrs. John Hay and Mrs. Fred Hill re-
turned Monday from a visit to the Falls.
DR.. and Mrs. T.. H.. Thurston went to
the Coulee last Saturday for a few days
visit.
James Chambers, one of Kibbey's pros
porous ranchers, was a visitor Sunday
last.
Mrs. F. S.. Spafford assisted at the
musical entertainment given by the Black
Eagle band at the opera house in Great
Falls last night.
Mrs. J.. w. Leland and daughter, Mrs.
Walter Kennedy, left last Thursday for
Helena, where they will visit friends for
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Glasscock enter
tanned a number of their friends at a pro-
gressive card party last Friday night.
superintendent J. J.. Kinney returned
Thursday from Knoxville, Iowa, where
he had been spending the holidays with
his family.
John Gray returned last Friday from
the north where he has been prospecting
for several months. John says he did
not strike any bonanzas, SO he thought
he would return to his first love and
spend the winter.
A number of young folks greeted Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Downing, the newly
welded couple, at their residence, in a
social call the other evening. Duplicate
whist was INDUCED in with pleasure.
The date of the basket social to be
given by the Ladies Altar Society has
been changed to Tuesday, January "a.
There will also be a short programme of
instrumental and voval music. After the
social the hall will be turned over to those
who wish to "Whirl in the may waltz"
Last Tuesday Judge Helsing vent over
to Evans and united Richard N. Church.
vile and Miss Mary Bourne in marriage
at the Fisher homestead. Nearly all of
the people residing in the surrounding
vicinity We're present. Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
us served supper, after which a lively
time ensued.
}. A. Slebert, who for the past year and
a half has been manager of the Great
Falls Meat mpan store here, expects to
leave about the goth inst, for a month
visit with friends in Central Ohio. Jake
has made a multitude of friends during
his sojourn here, who wish him a pleas
ant trip and will gladly welcome him back
on his return.
a number of young men got together
last week and organized a dancing club,
to be known as the Belt Valley Dancing
club. They have elected the following
officers for the first three months: Ed
Fleming, president; Eph Dean, vice pres
ident; ]. Winkler secretary, and P. STAFF
ford, treasurer. The club will give a
dance every two weeks. The first will
be given on Monday evening, January %,
and all those not already MEMBER and
who desire the join the club, may do so
at that time.
A quiet wedding occurred at the CAL
vert residence last Sunday afternoon, in
the union of Miss Anna Calvert, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Calvert, to
Henry Burrell. 1t was a very private af-
fair, only the near friends and relatives
being present. Rev. Cunningham per-
formed the matrimonial Mrs.
Henry Burrell and daughter, mother and
sister of the groom, We're present from
the Falls. Success is rendered the happy
couple in their new enrolment.
A farewell party was rendered Miss
Nellie Doyle last Saturday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. FADE. The
following parties were present and in
dulged in whist until / o'clock, when an
elegant supper was served: Prof. A. F.
Roberts, Hon. Anthony Morton, J. E.
Stockett, John Mitchell, Thomas Wood
, house, Andrew Burrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wollock, Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Bu4-
, rell, Miss LYDIA and Mary Stiff, Jennie
, Miller, Eliza and Jennie Naysmith, Cur
ran, Lyle, Emily Holman and Mrs. Alex
Barr. Miss Doyle leaves for Livingston,
where she will be Joined in marriage with
Mr.. Thomas Graham, after which they
will depart for Carbonado, to take up
their future abode. She leaves bearing
the good wishes of all her acquaintance
in her new journey.