Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-12-29
LOCHLJA AND
PERSONALS

Mrs. Lena Hane was a Great Falls
visitor yesterday.
Rev. FIR. Richards was a Great
Falls visitor Monday.
John Stein made a business trip TO
Great Falls Saturday.
Arthur Johnson of Boie is a guest
at the Bemis home during the holi-
days.
Mrs. P. E. Wynegar visited friends
in Great Falls the latter part of last
/ week
Miss Grace Moran, who is teaching
at Kalispell, is a guest at the j. T.
Brady home.
DIR. and Mrs. j. S. Stewart spnt
the Christmas holiday with friends in
Great Falls.
Frank vinton of Monarch is visiting
over the holidays with his sister. Mrs.
j. A. Kierstead.
Joseph Baznet of Lower Belt, re
turned Thursday from a business trip
to the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Merriman of
Arlington, were Great Falls visitors
the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Browning and
daughter, Joy, were Great Falls Wis
itors Friday and Saturday.
Twenty million people have taken
Tanlac with the NEST gratifying re-
suits. New Drug Go.-Adv.
George P. Swan, merchane of Spion
Kop, was a business caller in Great
Falls the latter part of last week.
Louis Nevala came in from Little
Belt Tuesday to make arrangements
for disposing of a car of seed wheat.
A. l. Crary, manager of Belt Valley
Live Stock company, returned yester-
day from q business visit in Great
Falls.
Robert Mackey, a former typo Of
theIFimes office, was a caller here
from Great Falls yesterday between
trains.
Mrs. Joseph Leveille and children
left yesterday for Geyser where they
will visit a few days at the home of
Ed Laundry +, Jr.
Miss Anna Nohl came out Sunday
from Great Falls to spend the holidays
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Nohl.
|. James Evans, manager of the dry
goods apartment of the G. w. Merkle
Coal Co. store, spent Sunday and Mon
day in Great Fails.
Mr. and Mrs John Wright of High
wood, spent Christmas at the j.. Hub
Der home north of Belt. Mrs. Wright
is a sister of Mrs. Huber.
Clingan Olson came down yesterday
from Neihart for a visit with his fam
lily who are living at the .Nels A. Nell
son home on the Tiger Butte road.
Mrs. J.. j. Dockery of Hamilton, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs
Browning, for the holidays. Mrs.
Dockery was a former resident of Belt.
Howard Rice, who is spending the
winter with his grandmother, Mrs.
David Rice of Riseville, came down
Saturday to visit at his home e the
holidays.
Miss Marie Konik arrived from st.
Louis Thursday to spend the holidays
here. She was met in Great Falls by
her brother, Peter, who went in to
meet her.
Walter Wood returned Saturday
from Gilman driving in a few head
of cows for III. E. Wood. He had a
rather strenuous trip, being six days
on the road and collecting a variety
Of frostbites as souvenirs.
Miss Oxa Westerly, who has been
attending the business college in Great
Falls, left Monday for Washington, ID.
d., to make her home with an uncle,
who is a major in the army stationed
there. AS her aunt is an invalid and
has no children, it is expected Miss
Westerly will make her home their
permanently.
Miss Alice McFadden, who has
been teaching in the sixth grade of
the Belt schools, rendered her resigna-l
ton to the board of education the first
Of the week and left yesterday for
Logan. Iowa, her former home, where
she has accepted a similar position.
1t is expected Miss McFadden's place
will be filled at the opening of the
schools next Tuesday.
FOR SALE@Oyerland car, Is mo-
del, in good condition; s225.00 il
taken at once. See car at Pioneer
a. l. 1000 1----I 4