Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-13

mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Pllgeram G
Arlington were Great Falls visitor
the latter part of last week.
Jas. Brodie spent Monday in Grea
Falls attending to business matters
returning home on the stage.
Valmore Beaudry and Ed. Landr
were business visitors in Great Fall
Monday, returning home on the after
noon train.
Robin of Great Fails cam
out the latter part of last week for
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry 0'Reilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wagner o
Great Falls came out Friday for
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Junkermeier, above Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hanson o
Great Falls have returned to thei
home after a visit here with Mrs. Han
sons sister, Mrs. Ora Wilson an,
family
J. X. Jewell was a visitor in aGrea
Falls the first of the week, receiv
ing treatment for a nervous treubl.
from which he is suffering.
Ernest Siegling went up to Neihar
Tuesday to look over the silver mines
with the idea of securing employ
ment. He returned yesterday.
The American Legion has decided
to commemorate the birthday of Gen
eral Grant, which occurred 100 years
ago. the coming 9th of April
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lukotch wer,
owe from Sand Coulee Tuesday Wis.
iting Mrs. Lukotch's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Bandry, and friends.
Tonight is the regular meeting
night Of Belt Valley Post No. 101
American Legion. The meeting will
be held in the usual place, the K
of p. club rooms.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Siegling and
Misses Louise Bickford and Thea
Knudson formed a party which went
into Great Falls Friday evening TO
witness the play, 1.-THE Bat" at the
Grand.
Ernest Polutnik. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank PolHtnik of this city, is named
one of the incorporators and a direct
or of the Auto Wash & Oil Station in
Great Falls. which recently filed ar
ticles of Incorporation.
Mrs. j. Shuler and Mrs. S. Ramsey
of Des5Maines2 Ia4xer@gugstzlof
Mrs. M. Willard from Sunday 10 Tues
day. Mrs. Shulcr is a sister of Mrs
Willard. and the ladies were on their
way home after spending the winter
in California. =
Phil Leveille set out some 30 or
more trees and shrubs at his h1tne.
On Lower Eastner street the3first Of
the week, thus enhancing the beauty
IF his grounds. Seven elm trees were
also placed on the boulevard in front
If the home.
Mrs. N. II. Browning and little
laughter, Joy, returned home Sunday
rom the Deaconess hospital in Great
Falls, where Miss Joy has been under
treatment for several weeks following
Ter severe illness with pneumonia.
She has now practically entirely re-
.overed, but of course is still weak.
Geo. II. Gerhart was down from
lis Briggman Coulee ranch Friday,
md while here arranged for a pub
ic sale Of seven teams Of work
lorses, the sale 10 be held here Sat
lrday afternoon. Mr.. Gerhart has
he reputation of breeding high grade
Iorses and mules, and this will prob
bly, mean an opportunity to get some
rood stock.
A lady subscriber asks-thaH@we
a notice that people keep their
ows and chickens penned up, as she
5 nearly pestered to death with them.
70 use, dear lady, Just yet. Have pa
for a few short weeks longer,
nd perhaps, if you believe in fairies,
after May Day a kind fairy
ill grant your request. Many prop
rty owners are living in hopes.
Mrs. Roy A. Johnson and little
aughter returned home Monday
from Great Falls where
hey visited Mrs. Johnson's parents,
fr. and Mrs. Pete Johnson. Her
ather-in-law, Mrs. Johnson says, is
sitting up for a few minutes each
ay and showing considerable i'm
after his recent severe i'll
Last Friday was "Hobo" day al the
cit Valley High school, when all the
IuuenLs ana Idcuitg dpptdheu at q
assembly in the garb OF
amps. Some very unique outfits
ere In evidence and short talks by
iculty and students afforded all much
At ] o'clock the students
the principal streets Of the
ty and afforded the citizens much
Ieasure-
The ladies Of the Guild Of st.
uke,s Episcopal church were very
iccessful with their bazaar and
upper last Saturday. in spite Of the
clement weather. Practically all OF
fancy aprons, handkerchiefs.
nch sets, etc, were sold, and the
inner, served cafeteria style, was
ell patronized and proved a treat.
ne ladies also served lunch for the
III Valley Pleasure clubs dancing
Irty that evening, and altogether
cir efforts retted a little better
an $50. They desire 10 extend their
1cere thanks TO all who assisted IN
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