Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-27

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were passengers TO Great Falls ON tn
Tuesday noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Leveille returne'
home Friday from a couple of day
visit in Great Falls.
J. Huber was among those who at
tended the funeral of J. R. Bennett II
Great Falls Sunday.
Tanlac makes people strong, sturd.
and well by toning up the vital organs
New Drpg Co.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Backa and famil.
returned Sunday from Geyser aftel
a two weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Howard Browning was dowr
from Raynesford between trains Mon
day shopping with local merchants.
Gus Manchester arrived yesterda,
morning to join Mrs. Manchester, whs
returned to Belt about q month ago.
Mrs. Tony Skytes and daughter
were down from their ranch neal
Raynesford Monday trading at loca
stores.
Mrs. N. II. Nelson went up to Stan
ford Sunday to attend the funeral oil
Mrs. A. E. Myrick, which was held
there Monday.
s. A. Remington returned to his
home here Tuesday evening from Q
trip in the interests of the Northwest
School Supply company of Mime
apolis.
The dance given Saturday evening
by the Belt Valley Pleasure club was
as usuaf a very enjoyable affair. The
attendance was up to the standard OF
these popular dances.
The local lodge of Knights of Ply
thias viii give a card party tonight
at their hall for the members of the
order and their families, who are
urged to be present.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Johnson were
out from Great Falls Friday visiting
friends. They are now operating the
Acme hotel in Great Falls and say
they are enjoying a good business.
Mrs. Sharrard, mother of Cal Shar-
rard, left last week for her home in
Souris, Manitoba, after a several
months visit here with her son. Mr..
Sharrard accompanied her to Great
Falls.
Mrs. L. J.. Clergy received word last
Friday of the death of her uncle,
Father Robert Brady at Bradford,
Ont. Father Brady's sister, Mrs. j.
J.. Ryan Of Helena, has left for Ontario
to attend the funeral.
Great Northern claim agents were
in the city this week, and it is
understood reached a settlement with
Joe Leveille for the loss of his team
and injury to himself at the time of
the accident at the Merkfe mine.
The regular monthly baby clinic
will be held Saturday at the High
school auditorium, instead of Friday,
the regular date. 1t is desired hat all
attend Saturdays clinic, as pictures
will be-tskeH-te be seHt tf-fhe national
health convention.
Mrs Mary Yurke, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Pauline, and J.. E.
Harris, was taken to a Great Falls
hospital Tuesday suffering from a cat
aract on one of her eyes. She re-
manned at the hospital and it is pos
sible that an operation may be neces-
sary.
The few days of real spring weather
last week has enabled most of the
farmers in this section to get well
on their spring work. North
Of Belt some blowing and seeding has
been done, but toward the foothills
to the south the fields. are still too
wet to work. !
N. H. Browning and Frank Florek
went to Stanford on train No. a
Sunday, returning in the afternoon
with a couple of new Ford touring
which Mr. Browning had in stor-
age there during the winter. They
found the road good from Stanford
10 Geyser, but rather rough from there
The State Epworth League has def
decided to hold their annual
convention somewhere near Neihart
early in July. Several sites have been
rendered for the use Of the League, as
the annual convention in that local
ity viii be a permanent affair, and the
viii be selected and announced be-
fore the convention.
Arthur Jones went to Great Falls
gard to his eyes. Mr.. Jones met with
an accident about six months ago
clearing land in Washington,
suffering the loss Of one arm and an
sye by a premature explosion Of giant
Mrs. Jones and son, who
nave been visiting in Butte. returned
With him Tuesday.
The Thursday Bridge club was en-
,ertained last Thursday evening by
Mrs. 0. L. Wilson and Mrs. George w
at the home Of Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. j. e. Harris and Mrs. c. f. Pet
cut for the head prize, a pretty
land painted dish. Mrs. Peterson win
ling the cut, and Mrs. L.. j. Clergy Z,
vas awarded a Spanish onion nenatly ,
wrapped in a red bandana handler
hIefs for her low score. The club {
Members win entertain their husbands !
evening at the home Of Mrs Phil !
,eveille. I