The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-06-30

recovery.
John Huntoon one Of Great Falls
popular disciples of Blackstone was
IA passenger on Tuesdays overland
enroute to Utica, where he will take
a few days rest.
VIM. Nimmons, wife and child
were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Willard Tuesday. Mr.. MIN
mons has a very good position in
the b. & NJ. concentration at Great
Falls.
Ed. McDermott, who recently re-
turned from the hospital where he
had his foot amputated is to open up
a fruit stand and Ice cream parlors
in the Stein building. Ed. is we'll
known and will certainly do a good
business.
Hon. Charles I.ochray was in town
Sunday visiting among his many
friends here. While in the amp
Mr. Lochray incidentally discussed
the issues of the day with his friends
and informed them that he was a
candidate for the nomination of sher-
.a
if on the republican ticket.
Miss Lorene Finley representing
the Williams Corset company is in
the city squeezing some of the fair
buds of Belt into shape. Miss Fin
ley is an accomplished musician and
if she can talk corsets the way she
plays the violin she certainly will do
a land Office business in Belt.
Tuesday night the Mizpah Circle
Women of Woodcraft gave "A very
entertaining entertainment and
dance at the |. O. O. F. hall. The
attendance was large and those who
had the pleasure to be at the even
ings entertainment had a very en-
joyable time. The fore part of the
evening was spent in re~citations, vo
cal and instrumental music and the
program was a grand success. Re
freshments were served by the ladies
during the evening ana nothing that
could tend to make the night merry
was left undone. The Women of
Woodcraft are royal entertainers
and they a rest assured when they
give another social entertainment
that they will be we'll patronized.
George w. Baker and Miss Jesse
Frye were united in the holy bonds
OF matrimoney last Thursday and
took the morning train for Anacon-
da where they will make their flu
ture home. Miss Frye is one of
Belts fairest daughters, and while
we will have to excuse George for
it this time if it yer happens again,
the young men who spends on
themselves what God intended for
two or more, especially more, will
have a kick coming. The young
couple will take up their residence
at 400 Maple street where they will
be at home to their friends after Ju-
ly |. The best wishes of a host of
friends goes with the young couple,
who must journey over the ruffied
sea of curtain lectures and hatirons.
and If any squalls should come up
to disturb the peaceful waters we
trust they will be little ones.
Sunday the Finlander population
OF Belt had a social picnic at the
grounds about a mile below Belt.
"A special train was sent from Sand
Coulee and Sto ckett to bring the
visiting brothers to the coal metroD-
oils. All kinds of sports was in
dulged in and the band under the
leadership of Prof. H. Kerr rendered
excellent music during the day.
Their national sports were INDUCED
in and the sack fight created a great
deal of amusement for the spectat-
ors. 1t was a game where two sit
upon a slippery pole and knock each
other off by hitting them with a sack
filled with straw. To the Knocker
brick bats would be considered the
proper thing. All seemed to have a
good time and the gathering was
very orderly indeed. Messrs. John
son, Patho, and Seigeri were down
from Neihart to take in the celebra-
ton.
The Scandinavians had a great
blowout at Box Elder Sunday and
oil Who ottanIol ro-o