The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-11-17
BELT NEWS.

OoH hdS IcturDeQ o Great
Falls, having spent several weeks
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mrs. R. Langford is reported very
i'll.
Mrs. Anderson and children are
visiting friends in Highwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Miller are NOV.
ing into their new house ON Neil
creek today.
Ralph Brown was over from Great
Falls Saturday, visiting his mother
Mrs. Hunter.
ii. Willard is doing some more
development work on his Pilgrim
creek claims.
Mr.. Fox of Box Elder, has gone to
the Musselshell, where he will take
up some land.
Tom Piersonof Kennedy s addition
has fully recovered from d severe
attack of tonsilitis.
AL Goel and w. Clark, who have
both been very ill at the Bateman
house, are now convalescent.
Rev. Atwood preached interest
ing sermons at the Episcopal church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Thomas Moore of Govern
ment Coulee has been very sick. DR..
Patterson has been in attendance.
Mrs. /. E. Healey and Mrs. S. A.
Remington returned home from the
alls Sunday, where they had been
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burris have
gone to Hunters hot springs, where
Bob will recuperate from the arduous
duties of the campaign.
Mrs. John Schmidt and Mrs. John
Whyte have returned from Monarch,
where they spent a pleasant visit with
Mrs. Schmidt's mother, Mrs. Miebach.
James Gillette, of Willow creek,
is doing considerable improving and
renovating on his ranch, north of
town, and has John Stein employed
at painting for a number of days.
Arthur Bishell has been laid nm
for several days with a severe attack
of tonsilitis, but his friends are glad
to hear he is now rapidly recovering
and that he will most likely be on
the streets again in a few days.
The M. w. of A. will entertain a
few guests at a ball in the Miners
union hall Thursday, Nov. 90. The
Modern Woodmen are very success.
full at social functions, and the com
ing event will not likely be any OK
ception to the rule.
Pat Gallagher stayed over night
here last week, on his way to the
mountains, and took occasion to
shake hands with and congratulate
some of Joe Toole's followers in the
camp of-was going tc say enemies,
but i N the light of the recent election,
friends would be a more appropriate
word to use.
In the case of the state VS.. TONY
Smith, the defendant was found guilty
OF obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and was sentenced to 90 days
! n the county Jail. Smith succeeded
in obtaining 81 from Mark Morris,
50 from Ed Dougherty and 81 from
Mrs. A. P. McNally before the Off
GERS gathered him in.
1t might be well to pause long
enough to inquire who owns that re-
markable conglomeration of ours,
mongrels and-dogs-which infest
our streets almost every hour of the
day? Whoever will confess to hold.
ing an interest in them is informed
that Judge-elect Burns hereby re-
quests said party or parties to please
step up prove property secondary
consideration, pay damages and
hereafter keep their dogs at home
or under control at least two hours
out of the "A of every day.
The Rathbone Sisters have decided |
to give a grand ball and supper a.
bout December 20. 1t is understood
that the couples attending will be
numbered from ono