Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-07-13
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I Monday for a visit with relatives here
Mrs. W. II. Irwin of Spion Kop was
a visitor In the city yesterday, stop
ping here on her way home from 8
visit in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Holt drove
into Great Falls Tuesday for a short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Calone visited
in Great Falls the latter part of last
week.
A. F. Fischer, manager of the
Farmers elevator, has purchased the
y. ID. O'Connell home, taking posses
sion last Monday.
Mr.. Davis is remaining in Belt for the
present at least, but Mr.. Miller went
into the Falls that evening.
Mrs. 7. Marn returned home yes
terday morning from Stockett, where
she had been visiting her daughter.
Will Miller and Tom Davis drove in
Friday from Judith Gap, where they
had been on their claoms for awhile.
j. A. kierstead, who is now in the
meter department Of the Great Falls
Power company, in Great Falls, came
out Sunday morning to spend the day.
Mrs. Chas. johnson and son, Bud
who had been guests at the j. E. Har-
ris home for the past few weeks, left
last Friday for their home at Their
mopolis, Wyo.
Mrs. l.. II. Heinaugh and daughter,
Miss AEdna Beughan of Omaha, ar
rived in the city Friday fora visit with
Mrs. Heinaugh's brother, Geo. w.
Stuffed and family.
Gus Johnson came down Monday
from Campsite, where he has been
working on the Poetter-Blomquist
camps, the work having beenEcom-
pleted.
Mrs. w. ID. Curnutt of Great Falls
is spending a couple of weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. w. Z. House, on
Lower Belt, during the absence of Mr..
House, who was called east by the i'll
ness of his father.
Steve Colarchik was a business Wis
itor in the city yesterday from his
ranch near Raynesford. He said the
storm of last week was just what was
needed to give his section a bumper
wheat crop this year.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Healey at the Columbus hos
pital in Great Falls last Saturday,
July g.. The young man has been
given the name of James after his
uncle, James Earl Healey.
Clingan Olson went down to Great
Falls Monday for a visit with Mrs.
Olson and their newly born child.
A marriage license was issued in
Great Falls Tuesday to Albert Hosea
Bell and Miss Lottie Wells, both of
Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Hotchkin and
family returned home Saturday from 1
their automobile trip through Yellow
stone National park. They left Helena
Saturday morning but found the road
so heavy at Wolf Creek that they leftIt
the car there and came on the balance /
of the way on the train. |
JAS. Brodie and son, Will, expect t
to leave tomorrow on a three weeks I
automobile trip which viii take them /
through Yellowstone park and then i
down into the Wyoming oil fields, 4
Mr.. Brodie has interests. They
will stop at Lowell, Wyo,, for a weeks |
visit with Mrs. Will Brodie's sister. \
Miss Marguerite Roehl, daughter Of n
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Roehl, formerly of T
Neihart, and a niece of Mrs. Ralph d
al Z VI n IiAtikLOHf Wdc lUG Wtfffitt n
IF the first prize for the ladies' high Il
live in the Fourth of July contest at d
Billings, where the family now resides,
according to information reaching Il
Great Falls. C
Miss Rosalie Leveille, who is at ~
the summer normal course at 5
-ewistown, passed through the city fl
yesterday noon enroute for Great Falls a
where she went to consult a specialist IT
Who is attending the congress Of med y
cal men there this week, regarding in
arm, which was injured two years re
go. She was joined here by her
Miss Resale expects to re- m
urn direct to Lewistown. tn
George H. Kirk of BenchIand, can tv
idate for the republican nomination III
congress from this district, was in
visitor in the city Friday. Mr.. WI
.irk is making his campaign on a fir
of Reduce taxation by re- tn
ucing expenditures; assist agricul- DIR
are, our first line of defense" Mr.. av
irk is in the banking business at Of
enchland. M
A number of local fight fans went IN
ito the Falls Tuesday evening to see IN
he American Legion fight card. Ihey vs.
ere all deeply disappointed when
learned that Bross had been subtle
.ituted for Delaney in the main event, we
having developed blood pois- tn
ling in his left arm yesterday. How Els
1er. Bross put up an exceptional ex- as
and knocked Delaney's oppon- sol
IT, Eddie Sheppard, out in the eighth trs
,und Bress had practically whip se'
ID his nan in the sixth, but Sheppard sec
aged with it for a couple Of more Ell
until his second threw the col
wei in the ring to save his man gu
further punishment. gu
Bondsmen for Niles Nelson, j. B. ms
ollard and George Mace, have asked -
be released from the bond. Nelson 1r
as arrested some two weeks ago, fol- NJ
wing the celebration at the Fin NC
b Community hall on Little Belt, an
! the complaint Of Elmer Croker :
no charged that Nelson attacked sit
m with~a picket rope while plaintiff pa
as accompanying his cousin, Maud cor
home. Nelson was brought las