Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-10-27
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Miss Antonnette Mellet was a Great
Falls visitor Friday.
Tom Davis returned Thursday from
a brief visit in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Johnson were VS.
itors in Great Falls Saturday.
Walter Fish of Raynesford al q
business caller in Belt Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Clergy spent a
fewahours in Great Falls Saturday.
Thos. Pearson returned Friday fore
noon from a business visit IN Great
Falls.
Miss Sophie Krebs was out from
Great Falls Sunday visiting with rela-
tives here.
An electric range is part Of the new
equipment recently installed at Bar
ney's" cafe.
John Epperson was a passenger to
Great Falls on Tuesday mornings
motor stage.
VIM. Shea, county sanitary officer,
was attending TO the duties of his Of
flee in Belt Saturday.
Miss Agnes Johnson of Great@Falls
spent the week-esd with her mother
Mrs. Oscar Johnson, on the ranch near
here.
A. E. webster of Helena, father Of
Mrs. Ben Beach, was a visitor at the
home Of his daughter the first of the
week.
Frank Donoher, court baliff, and his
daughter. Miss Frances of Great Falls
were visiting friends in this sectios
Sunday.
Miss Agnes Nelson. sister of Mrs.
Leo A. Henter, returned Thursday
from Broadview. where she has been
visiting relatives for several weeks.
The Chas. T. Rice family have
ed into the dwelling just south Of
the Farmers elevator, having recently
sold their residence property on the
Upper Row.
Judgment by default for $722 was
awarded Scott Depew last Saturday
against j. r. Rains and l.. H. Rains.
The suit involved a promissory note
executed by the defendants on July II,
1919, in Belt.
Hans Johnson is loading two cars of
hay for delivery to the Great Pals
Meat Co. in Great Falls. Mr.. john
sen is-Rew- operating his hailing ma
chine and expects to bale large pro-
portion of his 500-ton crop.
Miss Clara Calone, who is teaching
the fall term of school at Truly, came
over Sunday, accompanied by b.
Young ands family Of Truly, spending
the day with Miss Calone's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Calone.
w. p. Pilgeram closed his threshing
and pulled his machine into Aiming
ton Friday. He states that so far as
he knows the threshing season is ver
in this section of the country, Walter
Wood expecting to finish up this week.
Miss Laura SpegenAwho is teaching
at Cascade, and brother, Leo Spogen,
who is with the 2-Miracle company AZ
Great Falls, came in Friday 20 attend
the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Shane and spent the weekend at their
home here.
The following trial jurors from this
section have been s%ubpoenaed to serve
at the November term Of court:
Chas. T. Rice, O.. P. Floyd and Frank
Ruch Of Belt, /. c. MCGEE of Fife, j..
T. Bough of Arlington and W.. - H.
Barstow of Monarch.
Fred Abbott, formerly of Belt and
who has been located at Seattle the
past four years, returned to Belt Fri5l
day and expects to remain if he can
land a Job. Fred says the industrial
conditions on the coast are best de-
scribed as rotten" with unempioy-
ment at the acute stage.
Workmen completed the 16x32 ware
house of the Mutual Oil company sta
ton. located north Of the Rocky Noun
tain elevator Monday and the 1900
gallon steel tank which arrived Mon
day has been unloaded and PLAYED in
position Just south of the warehouse.
The gasoline viii be handled from rail-
road tank cars by gravity.
Leo c. Graybiff will leave this even
ing or tomorrow morning for Kansas
City as one Of the II delegates from
the Montana State American Legion
to 81 national convention of the Leg I
ion-He expecfs-to return about MOI
vember g., as he plans on a short visit
to friends in Iowa before returning.
It is possible that Charles king viii
accompany him to the convention, al
at this time Mr.. King had not
decided.