Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-11-03
AWD
PERSONALS

Anton Carlson and son Theodors
were Great Falls visitors Tuesday.
Mike Justinek and family Of Great
Falls spent Sunday with friends here
Mrs. K. p. Fouts was visiting with
Great Falls friends the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs. Matt Lasalle visited friends IN
Great Falls a few days the latter part
of last week.
Henry Liyix. well known business
man of Raynesford, was a caller in
Belt Monday.
Mrs. Clara Ford of Arlington re
turned Friday from a few days visit
in Great Falls.
George H. Stanton, president of the
First National Bank of Belt, was 8
caller in town Saturday.
J. w. Hightower, deputy stock in
spector for this district, was a busi-
ness caller in Belt Saturday.
A son was born October 20 at the
Deaconess hospital in Great Falls ia
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wilson Of Arm.
ington. ,
Mrs. T. R. Vail of Great Falls came
out Friday for a few days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Irwin
of Box Elder.
Mrs. John V. Harner and daughters,
Lucille and Helen. returned Saturday
from a several days visit with friends
in Great Falls.
Mrs. j. E. Harris returned home last
Thursday evening from a three weeks
visit with friends at B~roadview, Bill
ings. and points in Wyoming
Walter Rice was a business visitor
in Belt Tuesday. Mr.. Rice recently
returned from Chicago, where he &C
eompanied a shipment of cattle.
Miss Amy Beaudry, who is attend
ing the Ursuline academy in Great
Falls. came home Friday for a week
end visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. v. Beaudry.
Lorne McConkey, who has been
spending the summer on the ranch in
the Bear Paw mountain with his bro
Their, Leon, returned to Belt last Thurs
day and expects to remain here dur
ing the winter.
Mrs. David Pimperton, who with
other members of her family has been
very sick for some weeks past, was
taken to the Columbus hospital in
Great Falls last Thursday for treat
ment. Mrs. Pimperton was at the
GRAPHICAL hospital here for some time.
before being taken to the Falls.
Oscar Sampson, who has been under
treatment at the government hospital
at Fort HsTrison, near Helena, came
in Friday for a visit with his family
here, Mrs. Sampson meeting him in the
Falls and accompanying him home.
Mr.. Sampson expects to be sent south
for treatmtnt during the winter.
Chas. Holmberg of Box Elder was in
town Thursday to extend greetings to
a blue-blo0ded member of the Duroc
Jersey family that arrived in a pri-
vate state room of the express car.
His hogship represents a nice piece
Of money. but is evidently worth it,.
He is six months old and from the
Simpson Bros. stockbreeding ranch at
Bozeman.
Fred w. c. Whyte Of Anaconda,
general manager of the A. c. NJ. conf
pany coal properties, accompanied By
Dan Tracy of Great Falls, was in town
Tuesday and took occasion to inspect
the plant of the G. w. Merkle Coal
company. Mr.. Whyte was a former
resident of Belt, and for several years
manager Of the A. c. NJ. company
coal mine here. Mr.. Tracy is opening
up a new coal property at Sand Coulee
and is also president Of the Neihart
Consolidated Silver Mining company
at NefHart.
A Scripps-Booth car, or rather what
was left of it when the fire burned it.
self out, was hauled into the Park-to-
Park garage Friday by order of the
insurance adjuster who came out from
Great Falls to look the car over. One
look was enough and he left orders to
sell the wreck for what it would
owner and driver of the
car. which caught fire just at the Arm
end of the gravel road, refused
to give his name and appeared reluc-
tant to talk of the fire, but it was
probably from a defective electric con-
nection. The Body and top ere COM
burned, but the engine, trans
mission ugheels and frame appeared To
suffered little damage.