Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-20

Ianlac is the ideal strengthener ant
body builder for old folks. New Drui
t Co.-Adv.
Mrs. r. E. Davis went down t.
Oreat Falls Monday for a short visi
with friends.
} Mrs. Maude Appleyard and Mis-,
! Inca knudson were weekend visitors
IN Great Falls.
Howard Browning of RaynesforC
was trading with local merchants be
tween trains Saturday.
Miss Anna Mae Farnum was out
from Great Falls to spend Easter
Sunday with relatives and friends.
CORNELL WOOD BOARD
Excells for walls and ceilings.
Sold byHOLT LUMBER C0.-Adv.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cobb
OF Geyser, at the Graphical hospital
Thursday evening, April 13, a son.
Mrs. A. L. Winston and son re-
turned Monday morning from a few
days visit with friends Gin Great
Fails.
Miss Cecil Krebs and little brother,
Clarence Davis, went down to Great
Falls yesterday for a visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jeffreis came
out from Great Falls Saturday after
noon and spent Easter with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. W. h. House returned home
Friday from Great Falls, where she
had been visiting her mother, Mrs. w.
ID. Curnutt.
Misses Pauline and Edna Newmack,
who are employed in Great Falls,
were out Sunday to spend Easter with
their parents here.
Archie Frye Of Butte was in the
city last Saturday visiting relatives
and friends. MIR. Frye was one Of the
earlier day residents of Belt.
Miss Margaret Pimperton who
had been home to spend Easter Sum-
day, returned TO her studies at the
Ursuline academy at Great Falls
Tuesday.
Tanlac ~corrects stomach disorders,
stregthens the nerves and restores
health through its effect on the appe-
tite and nutrition Of the body. New
Drug Co.-Adv.
Arthur Jones, formerly of Belt and
Geraldine, came in yesterday morning
from Washington, where he has been
located the past two years. He is
planning to 20 into business here.
Arne Bakko, of Barney's Cafe. who
has been confined the past two weeks
by illness showed up at the cafe for
the first time Tuesday evening. Arne
says he is feeling pretty good now,
but is still weak.
Paul f. Gulden, representing the
New York Life Insurance company,
was out from Great Falls Monday re-
newinp acquaintance and incident
ally talking life insurasce, both as a
duty and an investment.
Mrs. Raymond Willard and little
child went up to Raynesford Tues
day fer a visit at the home of Mrs.
Millard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
.Childerhose, the latter of whom has
been quite i'll with asthma.
Miss Mildred Dunston, who is in the
of the Indian-coRlmisEionarlat
and Miss Myrtle Dunston,
who is teaching at -Raynesford were
visitors at the home Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dunston,
north of town.
Leo c. Graybill returned home
Tuesday morning from a short visit
IN Great Falls. He is in the Falls
again today as attorney for the plain
Tiff in the Richardson Graham in
suit, which is set for hearing
the district court today.
Mrs. C W May who-had- been a
at the Deaconess hospital for
weeys, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Mays condition is greatly i'm
proved but il is possible that she may
to again return to the hospital
md possibly submit 10 an operation.
Dune Macleod came out from Great
Monday on business matters
md TO greet old friends. Dune looks
,ale and hearty, but says that Mrs.
Macleod is not so well, having spent
little time this winter at the
Mayo hospital in Rochester, MINI.
lie alse-gays- they-may leaYe-GFeat I
soon. having Leased their
ranch" in the Falls.
r. Fl. Bemis last Sunday received his
commission as postmaster Of the Belt
Ifffce. and it is understood that the I
ransfer will be made Sunday, Mr..
assuming his duties that day.
ohm s. Pearson. who has held the
for the past eight years, has
in view Of the immediate
uture. be says.
John w. Anderson is Grating the
piano that has been in use at
he Pythian theatre for several years
for shipment to Lafayette, Ala
anna, it having been sold to a the
tire there. The piano has not been
sed a great deal for fNc past year
r more, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
referring to give the patrons of the
ouse real music rather than the can
variety.
The Carnation ball given Monday
light by he local lodge Of Knights Of
attracted he largest crowd
T the season, there being 70 or more
in attendance. With Mrs. K.
at the piano. NJ. 4. Messelt