The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-09

John Like, wife and son spent Sunday
in Great Falls.
Hewitt Clingan of Stanford was in
Belt On business Tuesday.
w. j. Ludwig has accepte a sit on the
Belt Valley Times as solicitor and col
lector.
Miss Susie Smallock left the camp
last week for a visit with relatives in
Austro-H Hungary.
Mrs. H. tombstone of Monarch was in
the city Tuesday visiting among her
many friends here.
Mrs. d. A. Macleod departed Monday
for Michigan where she will spend the
summer among friends.
VIM. Cook and VIM. Hamilton made
a flying trip to Belt Saturday night, re-
turning to the silver camp Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Grove accompanied by her
children went to Great Falls Tuesday
where she will spend a couple of weeks
visiting friends.
Mrs. Philip Leveille returned home
last Sunday from Kibbey where she has
been spending the last three weeks I'M
der the paternal roof.
Mrs. Gust Chamberlain, accompanied
by Grandma Hackshaw, spent Sunday
at the cataract city who is employed at
his trade in that place.
Dave Anderson returned from Sweet
Grass Monday after an absence of a year
from Belt. He contemplates taking up
his residence here again.
David Layter has severed his come
tions with the Browning blacksmith
shop, and has accepted a similar post.
ion in a Great Falls shop.
W. ]. Martin commenced work on the
race track at Island Park, Wednesday
the track will be I mi. and will be ready
for use by the 4th of July, when Bell
will celebrate.
M. J. Paisley was among the home
ward bound passengers or Monday
train. He had been down to attend thu
democratic medicine dance, but he's out
of politics now.
Willis w. Bean, the peace officer ant
blacksmith of Monarch, spent Sunday il
the coal camp the guest of R. M. Burris
Mr.. Bean attended the democratic con
v%ention on the wrong side.
Edw. Murphy has accepted a position
as deliveryman on wagon No. 2 of tn
A. G. M. Co. John Fleming, who ha
been driving that wagon has been pro
NOTED to the rank of counter jumper.
AT the s%choolboard meeting held las
Saturday evening it was decided to ope
school Sept. II. A committee was in
structed to look into the advisability O
/ moving the Willard schoolhouse to som
more suitable location.
Mrs. Peter Breen will soon move t,
Neihart where she will take up her fut
L ure residence, her husband being EN-
oloyed in the florence mine there. Dur
ing their residence in camp Mr.. and Mr..
Breen have made hosts of friends VIII
l will be sorry to lose them from the SC
= cial circle.
: At a match pigeon shoot betwee
Dickey, Cole and Vidal at Island Par
last night Cole carried off the plum
Dickey was to give Cole and Vidal fv
t birds. He did and now he is sorry h
: spoke, as Cole beat him two birds. TIL
score stood Cole IS, Dickey IA, Vidal /.
SolC biohC SCiCu StlulSltS, duu dls
Dickey's heart.
John Johnson of Kibbey had the mi
a fortune to meet with a very painful a
q cident last week. He was chopin
q wood and unluckily struck his foot b
tween the third and fourth toe, cuttir
a cash clear through the sole of his foo
He was brought to Belt where DR.. Vidi
dressed the wound and he is doing
we'll as could be expected.
At the recent state examination of p,
pills of the 9th grade grammar scho'
seven Belt pupils took the examinatic
y and all passed. In Great Falls, 45 toe
the same examination and only thr'
passed. This speaks volumes for Il
Belt schools. We may be coaldiggei
but when it comes to passing examin
e tons, the Belt lads and lassies can thro
slack in'any of their eyes.