Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-08-03

Ben Kennedy of the Belt Hardwar,
20, reports the sale of nine binder:
tne present season.
Miss Gladys Gulden has been spend
ing the past week with friends al
Monarch.
The Embroidery club met last week
Wednesday with Mrs. George w. STUFF
lei and will meet next Wednesday with
Mrs. Frank Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carlson anc
daughter, Miss Lillian, of Great Falls
We're Sunday guests of Mrs. Hilda
Anderson here.
Gabe Jeffries, who has been visiting
here for the past few weeks with his
brother, John Jeffries, left Monday
Tor 0Dell, Neb., to visit with other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Messelt and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred L. Siegling left Tues.
day for a tour through Yellowstone
park and a little fishing on the Mad
ison river.
DR.. and Mrs. +. r. Fouts have re-
turned to their home here from Stock
EFT, where for the past several weeks
Dr. Fouts has been caring for the
practice of DR.. Barrett during the lat
ters absence.
W. V. Talbot of Upper Belt, was
a visitor in town Tuesday. MIR. Tai
bolt has developed a very profitable
variety of winter wheat, and has a
small patch now ready to harvest.
Mrs. L. b. Lockhart and little
daughter, and Mr.. Lockhart mother
and his brother, Jack, who have been
visiting at the Lockhart home here,
returned Sunday from an automobile
trip through Yellowstone National
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Funk and family,
who have been absent from the city
for several weeks, returned home last
E1AuESday-Mrslkunk and children
visited with relatives at Saco, Mont,
Mr.. Funk going further east on bus
mess and on pleasure.
Miss Cecil Krebs returned home
Sunday from Great Falls, where she
had spent a week with relatives. She
was accompanied home by here sister,
Miss Sophie, who is employed in the
Falls, and who spent the day at her
home here.
Bob Burns, who in the days of real
sport in the mining camp of Belt, ran
the old Stockholm beer hall, has again
entered business here, renting the
Roman building formerly occupied by
soft drink parlor.- He has been located
in Great Falls since leaving Belt some
Is years ago.
Mrs. l.. IL. Heinaugh and daughter,
Miss Edna Beugnan, returned 10 their
home in Omaha Monday after a
three weeks visit with Mrs. Helm
brothers, Geo. w. Stuffed of
this city and win Stuffed of Great
Falls, and their families. They were
accompanied by Miss Bernice Stuffed,
who plans on remaining there the COM
ing year and attending high school.
Wheeler Coy, one Of the candidates
the republican ticket for county
treasurer, visited Belt and vicinity
asst Friday. Mr.. Coy brought out his
wife and family and left them enjoy
ng the shade Of Cashier City park
md the swings while he visited about
own, and he says that they thorough
y enjoyed the outing.
James Quinn, who for the past cou-
lie of years has been making his home
t Nampa, Ida, arrived in Belt last
Thursday TO look after his ranch in
here. He expresses himself
s being highly pleased with the local
rop conditions and also at hearing the
Id familiar Montana greeting, Hello,
Mr.. Quinn says Idaho is all
light, but that the people are a little
primal with newcomers.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ID. Leech of Lewis {.
,wn arrived last Thursday, and Fri
ay went up to Albright and joined
lose at the Peterson-C Carr camp there.
Ir. Loech, who is employed on the
Iemocrat-News at Lewistown, says !
lat Fergus county has a large crop,
lat when harvested will relieve con-
in Lewistown, which have
cen very dead since quoting down
'om the oil boom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Thomas Of
Park were visitors in the city
st Friday, purchasing a a OF pop
ar make from the local agent, N.
Z. Browning. They contemplate a
ip through the Yellowstone park
While coming through Mon
-ch they heard that a heavy hail
orm had struck Barker the evening
fore, but that so far as they could
arm the storm had not reached down
10 the crop districts, and SO had
me but little harm.
In the divorce court Of Judge j. h.
eslie last week was heard the case
Elizabeth Blyth against John w.
Iyth. the defendant being ordered
show cause why he should not pay
IS expenses of the suit, $75 counsePs
es and $50 a month for the living ex-
.nses Of the plaintiff during the time
e suit is under way. The hearing in
e case was continued on stipulation
both sides. Mr.. Blyth vas a former /
sident of the BeltINaiiey, having II
Id his ranch at Blyth Siding several !
airs ago. (
Mrs. Loretta Sturgeon, Mr.. and Mrs. I
AIRY Ellis and children, and George !
drove in from Conrad {
evening and were guests at /
c r. H. Bemis and John Jap homes l
r the night. They left for Neihart
e next day where they will inspect :
ming properties they are interested
Mr.. Lawrence is a brother Of Mrs. {
ur0oon and uae formerly in the X