Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-20
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John Dolan was a business visito
in Great Falls Monday.
John Florek was a visitor in Grea
Falls the first of the week.
Mrs. Agnes Boyd went down Z
Great Falls Tuesday for a short visit
Gus Johnson was n passenger q
Great Falls Tuesday, going in on
short business visit.
Miss Sophie Krebs came out from
Great Falls Saturday to spend Eastel
Sunday at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brutofski re
turned home Monday from a visit
with friends in Great Falls.
Mrs. Harvey Mulliner returned
home Saturday afternoon from a visit
with friends in Great Falls.
Miss Grace Jewell, who is teaching
at Calvert, came over to spend Easter
Sunday at her home here.
The natural. refreshing sleep of
healthy body is enjoyed by those who
take Tanlac. New Drug Co.-Adv.
Mrs. T. Marin returned home yes.
terday morning from Sand Couleet
where she visited with her daughter
MISS nut N1CIllilh anu MISS TEAASCc
Fosch, of the local High school fac
ulty, were weekend visitors in Great
Falls.
Miss Clara Harner, who is teaching
at Power, spent Easter at the home of
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Wm. j.
Harner.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kernaghan of
Geyser came down Saturday for a
visit here with Mrs. E. Kernaghan and
Miss Edith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Anthony and
little child of the Neill creek
section visited the first of the week in
Great Falls.
-1esLGiike, ef-the Monarch section,
was in the city Monday on his way
to Great Falls. where he proved up
on his homestead.
Little Miss Irene GRAPHICAL will en-
terrain a number of her friends at her
home from 4 TO 6 this afternoon in
honor of her seventh birthday.
H. w. Willard, who is serving on
the district court jury, returned to
the Falls Sunday evening after having
spent Sunday with his family here.
Ed Wood drove home a new Stude-
baker Special Six car from Great
Falls the latter part Of last week,
having disposed of his old car in
there.
John Yurko came out from Great
Falls, where he is employed at the
Big Falls plant Of the Power COM
pany, and spent Sunday with his
mother and sister.
Miss Florence Calone returned
home. Monday afternoon from a short
in Great Falls, having accom-
panied her sister, Miss Clara, that far
on her return to her school at Truly.
Miss Clara Calone, a graduate Of the
Normal Training department of the
Belt Valley High school, teaching at
Power. spent Saturday and Sunday
here at the home Of her parents. Mr.. +
and Mrs. Frank Calone.
The Home club of Odd Fellows
lodge met last Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. ]. w. GRAPHICAL. The
next session will be entertained at the
heme-ef Mrs.@Thes.N Pearson, on
Thursday afternoon April 9th.
The Embroidery club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Jos. Leveille, a
lunch being served at the close
Of the work hour. The next meeting
Of the club will be two weeks from
Yesterday, at the home of Mrs. Phil
Leveille.
j. II. Vaskey of Raynesford was
town for a short visit Monday.
He says that no spring work has been
attempted in his section as yet, and
hat it will be sometime before it
IAN get under way, except on the more
favored fields.
Mrs. Stanley Yonkoski and children,
who have been visiting the past
month at the Stanley Klimas home,
eft Tuesday for Great Falls to join
Mr.. Yonkoski, who has obtained en-
Dloyment there. Mr.. Yonkoski is a
of Mrs. Klimas.
All women eligible to membership
the Women's Auxiliary Of the Am (,
,rican Legion are requested to meet
tomorrow friday evening at the
of p. club rooms at 7:30 o'clock.
This includes those who have already
AIKEN out memberships and those who
lave not. !
Word was received as we go TO press ..
hat Archie Lochray, aged rs, died /,
his morning at his home in Great !,
Falls. Mr.. Lochray was a resident Of :
Belt for many years, moving to Greas ;
falls several years ago. He was a :
of Chas. Lochray and Mrs. ID. :
;pogen Of this city. :.
Mrs. ID. A. Woodward and daughter, !
frs. j. w. McElhenny, who have been !.
at the home Of their daughter !
nd sister, Mrs. John Hedrick, since /.
he death of Mr.. Woodward several :
ago, left Tuesday for Mrs. Nc !
llhenny's home at Fargo, N. D. :,
Mrs. Woodward will spend the |
ummer with her danghter-
Mrs. Ora Wilson and Mrs. G.. w "
will entertain the Thursday :
Bridge club al the home of the former r
his evening. This will be the last :
+ the series and this evening it will :
e decided whether another series r
nil be held before the warm weather, :,
ontinue throughout the summer. or =
ostpone further gatherings until next q
all. !
The case of Joe McClintock, Little J,
rancher. accused Of selling liquor !,
n March 81, 1921, was dismissed in &
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