The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-08-25
OUR BELT CORRESPONDENCE.
Hot and Timely Happeninys at
the City OF Heterogeneous
POpuiatio n,

Belt, Aug. 1.-[Special corresp-
ondence of the HERALD. Manager
J. H. Dickey Of the A.. C. NJ. Co.
store has been changed to Diamond
vile, Wyo., where he will have
charge of the c ompany store. NJ. J.
l.. Blair will t AXE his place here.
Mr.. Blair has T Or the past couple of
years been in charge of the dry
goods departing mt. During Mr.. Dick
ey's stay in the camp, he has made
many warm friends, who will be sor-
ry to learn that he is to leave the
coal metropolis 5. Mr., Dickey has
been a good citizen for Belt, and no.
thing that he could do to assist in
the towns upb Hiding was left I'M
done.
DIR. and Mrs. Long of Lewistown
was IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ralph Bemis went to the
Falls Saturday to see the circus.
ID. W. Bateman was in town Fri
day in the intere est of his business.
John Croft, he popular rancher,
of Kibbey, was in town Saturday on
his way to Great Falls.
Harry lick 0 the Anaconda Cafe
was in the Cata ract city Thursday,
looking up a 10 cation for a restaur-
ant.
Miss Lizzie Garin of Great Falls
is visiting in tn camp the guest of
Mrs, Ulm. She will remain a coup
lie of weeks.
e. r. Cl!ngan and family have re-
turned from a very pleasant visit at
LlDby. After election 1t VIII be
the Hon. e. r.
Dan Smith and family and Dave
Roberts and family left for Maiden
Thursday, where they will make
their future residence.
Mrs. Walter Kennedy and Mrs.
J. w. Lelander returned from a
pleasant visit at Lewistown where
they were visiting relatives.
Miss Ethel Foster of Great Falls
visited Mrs. Peter E. Peterson and
Mrs. Bertha NJ. Woodruff during the
week, returning to her home Satur
day.
Claud Jones was at the Falls to
see the elephant. 1t is stated on
good authority that it is best not to
mention this to Mr.. Jones without a
long distance telephone is put into
service.
G. w. Hay, J. G. Bartlett and
John McGurke departed Saturday
for the Yellows tone park, where they
will take in the beauties Of that won
derland. They expect to be gone
about three weeks.
Mrs. B. NJ. Woodruff and daught-
er ldella, Mrs. Claud Jones, Mrs.
Flynn, Mrs. Jas. Jereb and family,
Miss Paulina Polutnik, Claud Jones,
Hi Farnum, The Knoaker and 9TH
ers too numerous to mention were in
the Falls to see the elephant.
Mrs, Joseph Q'Beriner of High
wood returned home from a protract-
ed visit among friends and relatives
in Pennsylvania, She was accomp-
anled by the Misses Sax. nieces of
the Sax brothers of Davis creek, who
will spend a feN months here visit
ing.
Ed Raden met with a serious &C
cident Friday, that may deprive him
of the sight of his right eye. He was
out hunting near Cora when the un-
lucky event occurred. Charles Fish
er was coming from m direction and
he from the other, when a chicken
flew up. Mr.. Fisher, not seeing Mr.,
Raden, fired at the chicken and the
bulk of the shot struck the unfortu-
nate man in the face. He was
brought to Belt, where DR.. Patterson
dressed his wounds and extracted
the shot. 1t is feared that he will
lose his right eye. The poor fellow
is resting as well as gould be expect
ed under the circumstances. :