Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-05-04

GESAl II AIS.
The Episcopal Guild viii meet to
morrow friday afternoon with
Mrs John Jap.
Leo Spogen returned home Friday
from Great Falls where he had beer
employed in the smelter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kolanick left
Friday for Big Sandy, where they viii
spend the summer on the ranch of Mr.
Kolanick's mother.
Mrs. Harry Armstrong of the Arm.
strong ranch on Otter creek. visited
with friends in Great Falls the latter
part of last week.
]. E. Healey was a business visitor
in Great Falls Monday, returning In
the afternoon with J. Z. Harris, who
had driven in earlier in the day.
Thousands of people who have lost
hope of ever being well again have
been restored to health and happiness
by Tanlac. New Drug Co.-Adv.
II you are all rundown, weak and
nervous and feel u of sorts with
everything and everybody, get back
in line by taking Tanlac. New Drug
Co.-Adv.
Mike Pendergast was down from his
ranch Saturday for the first time in
quite a while. He is preparing TO put
in some crop this spring but because
of continued rains finds it slow work.
The Great Falls SUBJ District Min
on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 18th
and 18th. The chief speaker during
the conference viii be DR.. Z. Z. Cor
nall of Chicago.
Several airs of young folks of this
city went to Raynesford last Sat
urday night to attend a dance. The
heavy roads made travel hard, but
after arriving at Raynesford they
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. Jennie Ranta and daughter,
Miss Limpe, returned home Friday
from Great Falls, where they visited
Mrs Ranta's daughter, Ethel, who
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis about a month ago. The child is
showing considerable improvement
now.
The Rebekah Home club wal enter
tanned last Thursday by Mrs. Thos.
home of the former. A busy after
moor Of sewing was followed by a
daintily served lunch. The next meet
ing of the club will be at the home of
Mrs. Chas. w. Holt next Thursday
afternoon, May IL.
On motion of counsel fir the plain
tiff in the contract suit Of c. ID. Best
against Valmore Beaudry, r the case
continued until yesterday. 1t was to
have been tried before Judge J. b.
Leslie Tuesday. Ii has been tried
once before in district court and was
referred back for a new trial on de-
cision of the supreme court.
Norris Jewell has been chosen vale
dictorian of the class of % of the Belt
Valley High school and Miss Gladys
Engdahl sal~utatorian, these two hav-
ing finished the four-year course with
the first and second highest grades.
There are II members of the class this
year and the commencement exercises
will be held on Friday, June 2
Oscar Sampson returned home Fri
day from Arizona, where he has been
at one of the government hospitals re-
treatment. He has rented the
old Hunter place down the creek and
will go into the poultry business on d
small scale. Oscar is considerable bet
ter than when he left Belt last fall
and his physicians promise a COM
plete recovery.
Thirty pairs or Hungarian ~pheasants
received by the Great Falls Rod and
Gun club have been planted on the
.urch ranch just west Of town, accord
to word received here, and local
sportsmen are anticipating fine shoot
ing in future years. A number of
applications have been made for set
of Chinese pheasant eggs, which
an effort is being made to supply.
Patrolmen on the Belt-Great Falls
road, with constant work with the
are fast putting 1t in first
lass shape. The wet weather has en-
abled them to blade off the little
ridges in the road, leaving the sur
lace much smoother. There is some
ak of installing a crushing machine
rear the Great Northern viaduct TO
rush rock for repairing the road.
Last Thursday after completing its
rip over the Belt-Great Falls road,
he big grader of the state highway
commission, with the city team crew
assisting, was taken over Cashier
treet a couple of times, clearing the 4,
and putting the strret in ex- !,
client condition. The work has been /
continued this week with the small
ity grader and the streets are fast
,eing put in first class condition.
The frequent showers have kept the
in just the shape for the best !
esults. I
A look at the principal characters !
n the Chrysanthemum operetta viii =
guarantee the success of the enter i
ainment. The last is as follows: 7
'rincess Chrysanthemum, Louise Loeb
ay; Emperor What-or- Why, j. r. s
Prince So-Tru, Leo c. Gray s
i'll; Prince So-Sli, Eddy Lester; Fairy I
foonbeam, Stella Light; Tulip, 1
Engdahl; Top-Knot, Harold
Saucer Eyes the Wizard Cat, +,
IaHryG Browning. This cast with i :
horus of over 80 voices, eight fairies !
nd the same number Of s~prites-ef the
light, will delight large audiences
ere in Belt on the nights Of May 9Th !
I'd 9Th. :
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