Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-10-13
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Postmaster j.. S. Pearson was a
business visitor in Great Falls Satur-
day.
Andrew Bandre is confined to his
home with a severe attack of blood
poisoning.
Miss Grace Jewell, who is teaching
the Evans schools. visited at her home
here Saturday.
Miss Frances Forch. French teacher
in. the local High school. spent Satur-
day in Great Falls.
Harry Hamment of Cora creek and
G. W. Stuffed drove to Great Falls on
business matters Tuesday.
Curt Nobel of Neihart was a visitor
IN Belt Sunday evening, returning
home from a trip 10 Great Falls.
The Embroidery club will be enter
tanned next Wednesday afternoon OF
the home of Mrs. b. +. McConkey.
David Beynon of Lehigh spent a
couple of days in Belt the first of the
week getting some dental work done.
Mrs. John Lucotch of Sand Coulee
vas visiting yesterday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Bandre.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.W. Leland and niece,
Ollet Hendrickson, and Mrs. G.. w.
Stuffed drove to Great Falls Monday
evening.
B. J. Kennedy, B. F. McConkey and
r. III. Bemis drove to Great Falls Mon
day evening to attend the Gesture at
the Masonic temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Bemis and
daughter. Miss Elsie. were Great Falls
visitors the latter part of last week,
returning home Sunday morning. ,
0. +. Johnson of Genou, Oscar Mel
son of Stanford ond Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Lusk of Neihart were among those
registered at the Waldo during the
week.
Exchange your wheat for flour at
the Belt Farmers Mill & Elevator. You
get the same as a premium of 35c a
bushel for your wheat by this method.
ADV.
N. H. Browning, local authorized
Ford sales agent, reports the sale of a
sedan to George Fancich of Great
Falls and a touring ear to Paul Bar
anko Of Spring creek.
The new grade of ReItana flour Is
equal TO the best flour on the market.
Read the guarantee in display adver-
tisemeHt on last page. Belt Farmers
Mill q Elevator Co.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Johnson and
child of Spion Kop were visitors nj the
home of Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Pearson, Tuesday.
Mrs. Pearson is recovering from n
severe illness and is now able TO
be about again.
Farmers exchanging wheat for flour
make a saving Of practically 35c per
bushel on their wheat over what they
would get by selling the wheat and
flour with the money received.
Make the exchange at the Belt Farm
ers Mill & Elevator.-Adv.
About a dozen members from Belt
attended the Masonic smoker given by
the Masonic club of Sand Coulee Sat
lrday night, reporting a very pleasant
Among those from Belt were G.
w. Holt, N. II. Browning, DR.. ]. S.
Stewart, L. B.lLockhart, Mt. messelt, I
DR.. Fouts and Ben Kennedy.
M. M. Moger, former manager of the |
Farmers elevator herr, came over
Carter Sunday for a visit with
Belt friends. Mr.. Moser is manager
IF the Farmers elevator at Carter, and
says that the crops of that section are
very disappointing, worms and hop
oers having played havoc with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Forsberg of
Great Falls were. visiting friends in
Belt yesterday morning. They drove
their ranch near the Four Corners
o inspect their new house there, re-
emily completed by Contractor Sam
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsberg will
probably move to their ranch in the
In honor Of the visit to Belt Of Dis
riot President Mrs. Christina Gerber
# Sand Coulee, the local lodge Of Re
held a social session at their
odge room Tuesday evening. 3 Mrs.
ierber delivered a fine address TO the
anymemhers-pres after whicha
prepared by the ladies was