The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-11-10
BELT NEWS.

LIS hSiHuSdu VI 6lSHWOOu
spent Monday in Belt.
Hon. Jas. Gillette returned Monday
from the county seat.
Mrs. ]. c. Carniggan of Highwood,
was a Belt Saturday.
Mrs. McHardie and Mrs. Jewin were
Box Elder visitors Saturday.
Mrs. G. w. Brown of Government
Coulee, was a Belt visitor Saturday.
Ed. Abbott Of Neihart passed through
Belt Saturday on his way tt Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Polutenek are So
journing in Great Falls for a few DAYS
Mr.. aud Mrs. P. B. Buchanan were
Belt visitors from Willow Creek Monday.
Mr.. j. G. Bartlett and Mics Maud
Brown took a trip to Great Falls Sunday.
The ladies of the M. E. church are
preparing to serve dinner on election
day.
Miss Nellie Rice, of R~iceville, spent
Saturday in Belt, returning home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Owens and Miss
Barnes of Highwood, spent Saturday in
Belt.
D. E. Parson, the genial clerk of the
F. c. Lawyer Drug Co. is under the
weather.
Thoma Pearson returned home Sat-
urday, after several months absence in
Oregon.
James Wells stopped over Sunday in
Belt on his way home tie Riceville from
Great Falls.
Eugene, the little daughter of Mrs.
VIM. Van Bergen, is quite ill at her
home with throat trouble.
Tom Reynolds, of the Grand hotel,
of Great Falls, passed through Belt
Saturday from Ncihart.
Mrs. Geo. Edmunds and child left
Saturday morning for Minnesota, where
she will visit some time.
Mrs. Dave Philips and children are
visiting Nus. Philips sister, Mrs. Elmer
Guest at the county seat.
Mrs. r. H. Bemis, Mrs. Frank Rush
and Mrs Eta Clingan returned Friday
from a visit at Great Falls.
Jack Like and Bat Mccullough drove
to Great Falls Saturday to camp on
Charlie Hays trail in politics.
A number of Beltites attended the
dance at the Porter ranch Saturday even
ing and report all enjoyable time.
Mrs. Harry lick and daughter, Agnes,
left on Saturdays train for Great Falls,
where they will reside in the future.
John Hickey has resigned his position
at the G. w. Browning blacksmith shop
and will soon leave for Great Falls.
Mrs. V. E. Goings and children and
Mrs. Fred Hill and daughter, Laura, are
visiting Mrs. Scott at Great Falls this
week.
Miss johnson who has been visiting
relatives at Cora creek for the past week,
returned to her home at Great Falls Sat
urday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Balm are sojourning
in Belt for Il few days. Mr.. Balm shipped
three carloads of sheep from Arlington
this morning.
Dave Hammons had the misfortune,
while hauling ore from the Silver Belt
mine at Neihart, to tip over and severe
ly injure his arm.
Some of our republican friends are
wearing smooth upper lips so that their
triumphant smiles may be plainly seen
after Tuesday next.
Beltites are looking forward to good
time on the 10th of this month, when
the ladies of the Catholic church will
give a grand social for the benefit of
their church.
Mrs. Balm, of Neinart, was a passenger
on Saturdays train to Great Falls, where
she will visit with her sistar, Mrs. d. L.
S. Barker, who has been i'll at Columbus
hospital, but who is now convalescent
and stopping at the Park hotel.
Mr.. J. W. Schmidt very pleasantly
entertained a number of his gentlemen
friends at a "Smoker" on Saturday
evening. Time must have sped by on
wings, for dawn was just creeping over
the hills when the last weary part icipant
was seen vending his way homeward.