Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Rush and Mrs.
VIM. Fluhr drove to Great Falls Tues
day evening.
K. f. Mahood of Gilman is a guest
at the home of f. j. Marquardt and
Miss Marquardt.
Chas. Beckstrom Of the Kibbey sec
ton was a business visitor in Belt
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stuffed
were Great Falls visitors the latter
part Of last week.
Ben J.. Kennedy of the Belt Hard
ware company made a business trip to
Great Falls Monday.
"61" Clear and Cclorless Varnishes
for all purposes around the home, at
Holt Lumber Company.-AdY.
John NJ. Bradley returned last Thurs
day from Helena, where he wssi in at
tendance at the state convestion of
Odd Fellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hay and son
George of Raynesford passed through
tows Saturday returning from a bust
ness trip to Great Falls.
Rev. Alvin F. Taylor of Winnett,
former pastor of the NJ. f. church at
this place. was in town a couple Of
days the first of the week.
William Junkermeier and Gerry Hay
Of Arlington were among the passen-
gers making up the load on yesterday
mornings stage 10 Great Falls.
The road on the hill leading to the
Great Northern depot, was regarded
last week by the city team and this
week treated with a coat of gravel.
Chas. +. McGibbon, merchant Of
Neihart, spent Tuesday night in Belt,
owing to a breakdown of his car while
returning home from a trip to Great
Falls.
Ed Vonderau of Hobson, VIM. Dahl
strom of Neihart and l.. IL. Williams
of Washisgton, ID. c., were registered
at the Waldo hotel the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Frank Smerakef and daughter
returned Friday from Great Falls,
where they accompanied Mrs. Smerak-
er's son, Victor, who will attend school
there during the winter.
Miss Mabel Venohr of Great Falls
is8isitiHg few days at her home
here. She expects to leave soon for
Seattle on an extended visit with her
brother.
This weeks installment of Francis
Lynde's intensely interesting story,
"The Wreckers." was inadvertently
mislaid and fails to appear in this is
sue. The continuation will appear
next week as usual.
Thos. Lochray of Butte came over
Friday to attend the funeral Of his
aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth McShane. He
returned Saturday evening. Mr.. Loeb
ray is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lochray of this place.
The twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Ellis, eolored, born two weeks
ago, died last week in Great Falls.
Mrs. Ellis was formerly Miss Mamie
Dutrieuille who lived for several years
in Belt with her parents.
Miss Ellen Ryan, who IS teaching
the Roosevelt school at North Willow,
returned Sunday afternoon after Wis
iting with relatives in Great Falls
Sunday. Miss Ryan formerly taught
the Little Lower Belt school.
A number of the members OF the
local Knights Of Pythias lodge are
planning TO drive to Stanford Satur-
day evening, November 8, tovvisit the
Stanford lodge, which has sent out in
vitations to a banquet for members of
the order.
The basement of the Pioneer garage
is having its storage capacity increas-
ed by the removal Of about nine inches
in depth of the dirt floor, which will
allow Ears to be stored with the tops
left up. 1t has a capacity Of 30 an
tomobiles.
Miss Jennie Lundell, teacher at the
school, was among those-who
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth
McShane Friday. She was a guest at
the Frank Heron home Saturday, Wis
ting with her sister, Miss Lundell Of
the State Bank Of Belt.
= VIM. Mafsh-f fHfs the thfesAiHf
season Tuesday at the Tony Wegge-
land ranch and stored his outfit at the
Mike Pendergast ranch. He leaves
today for Pomona, Cal, accompanied
BY Rotch McShane,A and expects to
spend the winter there.
The concrete foundations and base
walls Of the new addition to the
State Bank of Belt were completed the
first of the week and the first course
IF brickwork is being laid. The forms
Tor the concrete walls Of the new vault
are nearly ready for the pouring of thu
concrete.
The drill team-eE he-GHeaZFalls4
Iodge Of Eagles will give a dance in
he PEthiaR ball Saturday EVENING"
preceded by an exhibition by the drill
cam. They will bring their own ceie-
)rated orchestra Of seven pieces and
will be accompanied byHtarge delega-F
ion Of the members from the Falls.
4 cordial invitation is extended TO the
public TO be present and a good time is
assured all.
The card party given last night by
he Altar Society Of st. Marks Catho-
ic church was largely attended and
proved an enjoyable affair. Mrs. Suth-
.rIand was awarded the first ladies'
,rize, sugar, reamer and tea pot. af-
er cutting for IL with Edwin
Peterson. Mrs. Peterson being award
d the consolation prize, a. cut glass
,empeFt- For-the4 beeby prize AEsf
Daily Of Great Falls, Mrs. Joe Bogner
NJ plafq 1,t Nra nafly racafy-