Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-01-26
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1oht lali 20 see MISS lopSy iur-
Wy. It's a scream.-Adv.
Paul Price Of Great Falls visited at
the j. o. Randall home in Arlington
over Sundey.
w. H. Thayer of the Arlington
section went down to Great Falls
Tuesday or a shors business trip.
JAS. II. Gillette returned home yes
terday from a business visit in Great
Falls.
Miss Clara B. Harner, who is teach
ing at button, came home Saturday to
spend Sunday with her parents.
Paul F. Gulden, the New York Life
Insurance company agent, was out
from Great Falls on business Monday.
Laugh away the blues by seeing
Topsy Turvy and Deacon Jones at the
High school auditorium on Feb. Sth.
ADV.
Mrs. Harvey Snyder and son, Ro-
kert, have returned to their home
near Belt, after a visit with Mrs.
Geo. Edman in Great Falls.
Mrs. Nels A. Nelson returned home
Friday from Great Falls, where she
had spent a week visiting with Mrs.
Ben Nelson.
E. Z. Griffith. treasurer of the new
Highwood Coal Mines company, went
to Great Falls Monday on a short bus
mess visit,
d.. Spogen and Sam Williamson of
the North B. & M. coal mines. were
business visitors in Great Falls the
first of the week.
Miss Anna Nohl spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Nohl.
here, returning to Great Falls in the
evening.
John w Anderson arrived Monday
from Roundup called here by the i'll
ness Of Mrs. Anderson. He will re-
main until Mrs Anderson is agHin
able to be about.
Jack and Frank Sederholm came
over from Tracy Saturday to take in
the Stockett-Sand Coulee basketball
game and to spend Sunday with their
g%ranparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Her
on.
Miss LaRue Davis of Chattanooga,
Tenn, only weighed 76 pounds. After
taking three bottles Of Tanlac, she
now weighs over 100 pounds and is
enjoying the best of health New Drug
Co.-Adv..
Word has been received from
Ovando. Montana, that Mrs. Rena
Atkinson formerly we'll known at
Belt and vicinity, was married on De-
eember "a, 1921. to Mr.. James Kelley
Of 0vando.
Cascade flour. the old ~favorite, is
on the market again, selling at
$3.50 for the 40 pound sacks and $3.50
for the large sacks. Also mixed feed
at 5 100 per cwt. Call at the G. w.
Merkle Coal Co. uptown store.-Adv.
ROLAND Graybill, who has made his
home here with his brother. Leo. c.
.raybill, for the past year, left Mon
day noon for his home in Duluth,
MINI. He was accompanied as for
as Great Falls by Attorney GraybiIl.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Hotchkin and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Harris formed a
party that drove into Great Falls Sun
lay to witness the performance of the
London Follies" that evening. They
we're disappointed In the production.
Mrs. Lucius Hit of the A. F. Longe-
way ranch on Lower Belt, was taken
o a Great Falls hospital last Saturday
". f. House driving her and and Mrs.
Tilt in. It is probable that Mrs. Hit
will have TO undergo an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Peterson at
ended the London Follies" in Great
falls Sunday evening, Mr.. Peterson
eturning home Monday while Mrs.
PETERSON remained in the Falls for a
days visit with friends.
j. ID. O'Connell is confined to his
4ome recovering from a slight attack
I pneumonia. He was taken i'll Fri
ay evening but luckily his physician
vas able to break the fever and he
viii soon be back at his work at the
I. w. Merkle Coal Co. store.
Mrs. Frank T. Heron, who had been
( the Deaconess hospital In Great
'alls since breaking her ankle a week
last Friday night, was brought to
home in this city Sunday by DR..
!. M. Macaulay. Mrs. Heron is rest
AZ easily but it will be some time be-
ore she can use the injured ankle.