Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-10-20

LOCALS AND


j. A. kierstead was a Great FALL
visitor Sunday.
B. +. McConkey made a business
trip to Neihart Monday.
Stanley klimas was a passenger L
Great Falls Saturday evening.
John Poland and John Gorhan
were Great Falls visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Mike Schmauek and youngesl
son spent Saturday IN Great Fails.
J, 5. Collard and son Walter Were
of last week.
Mrs. Pat Curry and children of Mon
arch have moved to Great Falls foI
the winter months.
Mrs. N. III. Browning and little
daughter were Great Fails visitors the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. Bert Funk and children re-
turned Sunday from spending the
week-esd with friends in Great Falls
Pete Johnson, proprietor of the
Johnson hotel in Great Falls, was =
busisess caller in this section Friday,
Rev. S. ID. Hooker of Helena held
Episcopal services at the local church
Sunday, returning TO Helena Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A.. Macleod of
Great Falls were Belt visitors a cou-
pie of days the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. R. S. Ogie and daughter, Mary
Virginia, of Arlington were visitors
in Great Falls several days during the
week.
Rev. Alvin F. Taylor, former pastor
of the M. L. church here, was IN town
Friday, returning TO his home at Win
nett after a visit to Helena.
Jere Kelleher of the Rocky Ridge
section was a business visitor in Belt
Monday. Mr.. Kelleher is planning on
building a new ranch home in the near
future.
Miss Rosalie Leveille, who is teach
ing at Agawam, spending Sunday
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Leveille, returning to her work
Monday.
Attorney Leo c. Graybill will be in
Great Falls tomorrow in order to have
several pending cases placed on the
calendar for the coming term of the
district court.
Friends of Lieut.-Col. Robert u.
Patterson, NJ c., US. army, will be
interested to know that a daughter
was born to Col. and Mrs. Peterson
at Washington, ID. c., October 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Sommerville
were Great Falls visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Sommerville met with the COM
p@ensation squad in regard to compen-
sation for wounds he, received in the
Mrs. Anton Carlson accompanied
Ter SON. Theodore, to Great Falls Sat
lay, where the latter took his final
examination before the federal COM
J%eHsati0n squad, IN regard to voca-
.ional training.
Mrs. Thos. Pearson and Misses Mar
ha and Esther Johnson left Monday
o attend the state convention of Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs, which is being
leld in Helena this week. They are
delegates from the local Rebekah
Chas. Rutherford, son of Mr. and
trs. j. A. Rutherford of Belt. and
Who has been in the automobile bust
Iess fHGreat Fails since his discharge
rom the service, has recently secured a
he franchise in Cascade county for
he World Tire stores. This is a great
hahn system of tire selling with stores f,
II over the country. !
Mack Gait, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben ;
|. Johnston of Great Falls has been
Omitted to the Montana bar as the :
esult Of an examination before the !
supreme court. Young Gait at !
ended the Belt schools as a boy, COM :
his education at the Montana .
tate university. His college course
'as interrupted by the war, he serv- II,
lg in the Marine corps, coming cut of :
ne service with the rank Of a first :
.eutenant. :
Fred King, through his attorney, 7 !
as filed notice of appeal from the :
rendered by Justice of the /
ace Shields of Great Falls. The :
use is that in which Ghas. Thompson .
led to recover damages from King. q
losses and injuries sustained in an
Itomobile accident on the Arlington =
rade some time ago, when Kings car !
N into Thompson's hay wagon, push y
it and the occupants off the grade. "
thompson was awarded $120 and the "
'sts. amounting to $3.50. ?
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