Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-05-25
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Great Falls Tuesday for a visit witt
friends.
Percy L. Littlefield was a business
visitor in Great Falls the latter part o
last week.
Build up your system and feel fin
all the time by taking Tanlac. New
Drug Co.-Adv.
John Dolin returned home the lat
ter part of last week from a business
visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. Raymond Willard is spending
the week with her mother, Mrs
Childerhose at Raynesford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mehmke returned
home Monday from an over Sunda,
visit with friends in Great Falls.
The Rev. j. N. Chestnut, D. D., viii
hold services at the local Episcopa
church next Sunday, May %, at Il
a. m.
Chas. Lochray and Dominic Spoger
were Great Falls visitors the first Of
the week. returning home Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Grace Jewell, who has laugh,
the past term at Evans, has closed hel
school and returned to her home here
last Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Dunston, who taught
the past year at Raynesford. has gone
to Butte, where she will attend a bus
mess college this summer.
Chas. Danna of Spokane, who has
been teaching at Malta the past term,
visited this week with Miss Louise
Bickford of the local schools.
Mrs. Thos. Thorson and little daugh-
ter went down to Great Falls Tuesday
for a visit with Mrs. Thorson's
daughter, Miss Alvah Martin.
A dust house is being erected on the
north side of the Farmers elevator,
which will effectively control the dust
and chaff situation at the plant and
relieve those living nearby from the
annoyance of it.
The seventh grade Of the local
school is planning a picnic for tomor-
row, in charge of Mrs. Maud Apple
yard, the teacher. Autos have been
commandeered to take them to q
point above Arlington.
Miss Clara McShane, whose school
at Lehigh closed last Friday, arrived
Saturday and will remain here a
month at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Ghas.. Hachray, and then, with Mrs.
Maud Appleyard, will go to Dillon to
attend the summer normal course.
The regular monthly baby clinic
will be held at the auditorium to-
morrow afternoon at the usual hour,
and it is understood that the clinic
will continue throughout the summer,
another nurse relieving Miss Meek
lenberg while she is on her vacation.
Many complimentary remarks are
being heard relative to the condition
in which Patrolman Albert Murray is
keeping his section of the Belt-Great
road. Travellers have said that
it is the best piece of road between
Arlington and the Teton county line.
Mrs. Edna w. Sawyer and three
children and DR.. Albert G. White ar
rived Friday from Elco. New, and are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Bcmis. DR.. White is the father
Of Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Bemis and
was a former resident of White Sui
phur Springs and Neihart.
Ed Landry was in town Monday
his ranch at at Kibbcy. He re-
ports that farming operations are pro-
crossing quite satisfactorily now, but
hat seeding is yet far from COM
and that the drills viii be in
use for another two weeks yet. Winter
he said, never looked better.
In spite of the rain last Saturday
many people living west and southwest
# town went to the Al. Crazy ranch +
IN the Tiger Butte road last Saturday
to enjoy the benefit dance /
there. A thoroughly good time
had and a neat sum was realized
or the purpose for which the affair
vas given.
Mrs. &c Brady received q tele-
gram last evening announcing the
of her mother, Mrs. j. B. Met
.alf, yesterday at Dunblane, Sask,
Yrs. Metcaf is known to many people
leIe, having visited here last sum-
ner. The funeral arrangements arei
lot yet definite, but it is thought she
will be buried at her former home at
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1utiS N cofft dHitdbibb iOt tnN VI
,anization of a local baseball team,
md Alex McGraw has offered, with
he aid of the city team, TO put the
in first class condition. II
j. sufficient number of players are in
crested TO make up a team the pro-
will probably be accepted and
~ractice started. II you are interested,
ust drop a hint to Alex and let's see
What can be done.
The Freshman class in home eco,
Iomics, under Miss Genevieve Han, r
instructress, last evening
Entertained the members NJ the school
soard and theft wives at a six course
inner, served in the dining room Of
he department. Sweet peas formed {
he table decorations, and the affair :
! reported to have been a credit (
be class and their instructor.
Frank Shirley early next week will
AXE some of his Hereford herd TO :
Falls to enter in the sale to :
conducted there next Tuesday. !
,thers making entries from this zee l
are L. C~hatterton and Ole Lund &
I Spion Kop and the Elk Run ranch ;
Z Hlghwood 1herp will he 39 PULLS I