Belt Valley times., 1922-09-21
LOCALJ AND
PERSONALS

]. c. Kelleher of Monarch passe<
through the city Monday on his way
TO Great Falls on business visit.
Mrs. B. f. McConkey and son
Lorne, drove to Warrick in Hill coun-
ty, Sunday for few days visit with
Leon McConkey and family.
j. <. Healey was in Geyser Tuesday
on business. He reports threshine
well along in that vicinity and thai
some good yields are being realized.
Miss Genevieve Schroeder returned
home Sunday after enjoying q 10-days
vacation from her duties at the
Merkle Coal company store, and re-
sumed her work Monday.
John Marquardt and Miss Lillian
Alexander returned home Sunday
from Gilman, where they drove Satur-
day to attend the stampede and visit
friends of MIR. Marquardt.
C. E. Peterson began the work Of
reshlngling the Park-toPark garage
building Tuesday morning. AS the
building covers several acres, more or
less, it is somewhat of job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Leveille drove
into Great Falls Sunday and on out to
the Sun river bench, taking their
daughter, Miss Rosalie, who is teach
ing there, back to her school after a
weekend visit here.
Jimmy Jones after his days work
in the mines Monday slipped down
to the creek and succeeded in landing
a 8 Id pound trout for his breakfast
the following morning. Jimmy has a
habit of hooking the big ones.
Miss Catherine Merkle returned
home Saturday evening from a short
visit in Butte, her parents meeting her
in Great Falls and driving her home.
Miss Merkle plans to leave Sunday for
st. Paul, where she will attend St
GATHERINGS academy for the coming
term.
Franco-American hygienic, culinary,
household and toilet requisites and the
New Clay treatment as a specially.
Demonstratin at Mrs. Jennings on
Saturday, Sept. 80, from to 6 o'clock.
Refreshments served and souvenirs
given.
Tom Noble, Ed and Clarence Harris
and J. b. Densmore returned Sunday
noon from the Sun River country,
where they spent Saturday duck hunt
ing, getting fairly good bag. They
drove to Gilman Friday, where they
attended the stampede staged there.
A break in the water main along the
Lower Row Monday necessitated the
shutting off of the water for part
of the day. This line was not renewed
at the time the balance of the old sys-
tenn was and frequent breaks is caus-
ing considerable Inconvenience to the
users along it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancrede Richard, who
have made their home here for the
past three years with their son. Rev.
Father Richard, left Monday evening
for Poplar, and after a weeks visit 4
there with another son, will leave for I
Can, their old home, where
hey plan to again take up their per-
nanent residence.
Mrs. j. b. Densmore entertained two I
.ables at 900" Saturday evening in
honor of Mrs. J. E. Harris and her
yuest, Mrs. Clarence Harris. The af- !.
air was in the nature of farewell TO
he former Mrs Harris, who with Mr..
Harris, has left for California to make
Ter home. The honors for the high
core was won by Mrs. j. f. Harris,
while Mrs. Jos. Leveille was suitably
'ewarded for the low score
Arthur Chamberlain, who since his
rrival here has been demonstrating
nd selling an improved oiling system
or Ford cars, for which he and an I
ther party has the agency for six
tates, Tuesday purchased one of the /
ew model Fords from N. H. Brown
1g and will soon start out on a taur
4 the state placing local agencies.
IS soon as house can be procured, ],
c and his family and his mother, Mrs. 4
faude Chamberlain, plan on removing |
D Great Falls 4
Nick Gumovitch, better known To- I
ally as "the fruit peddler," was {
ssessed $40 fine in Police Magis-
ate Sullivan's court Tuesday. Com Z
laint had been made that Gumovitch |
ad used profane language before a {
umber of women on Second avenue 3
outh, and he was picked up and +
rought before the magistrate on this {
narge. The fine was paid Nick's r
all from grace was occasioned by the c
ppearance of another fruit peddler, 7
no was considerably underselling I
i'm. Nick can't stand competition h
nd he became angry, allowing his I
,ngue to run away with him. j
Mike Swartz of Stockett and An I
rev Swartz of Wayne, Mrs Andrew n
lark, Mary Swartz and Agnes
wartz, all of Stockett, sisters Of 8
[argaret Swartz, have received dis j
'ict court citationa notifying them to V
ppear in court on October 4 to show e
suse why l. C. McGee Of Fife should Il
ot be named guardian Of the person d
nd property Of the latter. as prayed u
,r in petition filed in the court last G
thursday by Leo C. Graybill as alton y
sy for Margaret Swartz. The girl Il
n some time past has made her home IT
it'll Mr.. and Mrs. McGee at Fife. On 81
n appearance in court in support OF 10
n petition she asserted that Mr.. and W
RS. McCee have treated her as their el
gn child and that she expects and m
shes to remain with them indefin-
sly. She has one-fourth interest in "
quarter section Of land lying near Il
ockett sc