Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-11-17

Paul Harner and family Of Grcat
Falls spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Roland Graybill is confined to his
room with a ver attack of tonsi-
litis.
Miss Frances REYNOLDS returned
Friday from a few days visit in Great
Arthur Johnson, stockman Of Spion
hop, was a business visitor in Belt
yesterday.
Win Masters of the Dunn Drug Co.
at Nelhart spent a couple of days here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Merkle returned
Sunday morning from q brief visit in
Great Falls.
L. j. Clergy and Leo A. Henter re-
turned Friday from a business visit in
Great Falls.
Mrs. Dan Childerhose of Raynes-
ford was shopping in the city yester-
day between trains.
Miss Laura Spogen. who is teach
ing at Cascade, was visiting Mt her
home here over the weekend.
Hi Farnum of Square Butte came in
this morning from a trip to Stockett
and is greeting old Belt friends.
Miss Pauline Yurko, bookkeeper at
the First National bank, was a Great
Falls visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Provin5 and chill
dren, accompanied by Vara Densn.ore,
drove TO Great Falls Saturday after
noon.
Miss Pearl Atkinson returned Tues
day from a several weeks visit with
her mother. Mrs. Thos. Atkinson, at
Ovando.
Mrs. VIM. Jaap, Mrs. A. L. Gillen
and Mrs. /. II. Sears Of Tracy were
guests at the home of Mrs. f. r. Fouts
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Junkermeier of Arming-
ton has returned home from visit
with her daughter. Miss Garnet, in
Great Falls.
Miss Irene Kraemer of Great Falls
spent several days of the week as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Livix
of Raynesford.
Tanlac. that celebrated medicine,
makes you eat better. feel better, sleep
better and work better. Sold by New
Drug Co.-Adv.
Miss Camille Polutnik, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Polutnik of Belt.
left last Thursday for Chicago, where
she will spend several months in voice
culture.
MIR. and Mrs Thos. J. Heel and son.
Gordon, left Monday for California
where Mr.. and Mrs. Hoel plan on buy
mo a bouaa aud roe,otn m aocnt.n. "a
Mr.. Hoels health.
Mrs. Jennie Rodgers and Mrs. John
Muir of Great Falls were visiting dur
ing the week at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Alexander Alton. Mrs. Alton is
a daughter Of Mrs. Muir.
Mrs. w. II. Irwin and daughter, Miss
Frances and son we're down from
Spion Kop yesterday. Mrs.ZIrwin is
preparing to move to Belt with her
family from the ranch for the winter.
Mrs. VIM. Lacey and little daughter
of Geyser made a fraternal call at the
office last Saturday while shop
ping in the city. Mrs. Lacey was
formerly proprietor Of the Geyser
With a light fall of snow and freez-
ing weather Tuesday, winter has APP
parently put an end to an exception
ally mild fall. The snow is appreciat-
ed by the farmers and will be a big
help to the winter wheat.
The ladies Of st. Marks Altar Soci-
will give the second Of their very
popular card parties on the evening of
Wednesday. November 30.-A general
invitation TO all is extended. The
party will be in the parish hall.
The mine Of the G.. w Merkle Coal
company was closed down several
days Of the past week, owing TO the
failure Of the armature Of the electric
haulage motor. The repairs have
received and the mine ia in oper-
today as usual.
3. A Remington, representative of
a Minneapolis school supply house, re
turned TO his home here Friday from a
trip to various sections Of the state.
He went to Great Falls Tuesday and
will attend the sessions of the State
Teachers, association next week.
The pupils Of the Normal Training
department Of the Belt Valley High
sponsored an art exhibit from
Lincoln Art Institute three days of
last week, and with a 10-cent admis-
sion fee took in over $40. The exhibit
consisted of excellent copies of the
most famous paintings, a number be-
ing in colors and all fine specimens
II the printers art.
J.. A. Rutherford and son Arch and
leland Stuii have returned from a To-
lays hunting trip in the vicinity of
Gates park in the Sun river canyon.
They brought home a COW moose, but
rad the i'll luck of losing a big bull
moose after both Mr.. Rutherford and
MS son had taken several shots at IL
and had trailed it some distance by
spots from the wounds they had
Inflicted.
Gus Manchester, who has made his
aame IN Belt off and on for the past
.hree or nor years, left about three
9eeks ago for Spokane. The DEPART
ire of Mrs. Agnes Blair for Spokane
sunday exenin1-e#H -torumur
y a coming wedding in Spokane in the
very near future in which Mr. Man
A-@tFr and hrs BIair VIII play the
roles. To fact. j IS mora than
ranaor as Mrs. Blair cOHfided u q
friend o. wu. a the 5sy
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