Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-02-09

PERSONALS


Mrs. ]. A. Light went down to Grea
Fails Monday for a short visit.
Roe Morris of Arlington was
business visitor in Great Falls Mon
day.
Miss Mary Bodner visited friend!
in Great Falls the later part of las
week.
: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Heaiey wen
! down to Great Falls Tuesday for
short visit.
Easily est-Home's best-Dont miss
1.-THE Old Nest" Pythian, February
24th.-Adv.
i Mrs. f. ]. Buzzo returned home Sat.
urday following a visit with Great
Falls friends.
Miss Theodore Murphy spent few
days in Great Falls the latter part OF
last week with friends.
Walter Goldman was down from the
ranch Monday, continuing on to Great
Falls on a business visit.
Many foreign countries are clamor-
ing for Tanlac. It's fame is world
wide. New Drug Co.-Adv.
James T. Bough was a business Wis
itor in Great Falls the first of the
week. returning home Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Dunston, who is teach
ing at Raynesford, spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home below town.
Mrs. w. j. Harner returned home
yesterday afternoon from a visit with
her son, Paul, and family in Great
Falls.
Joe Peters, of the G. w. Merkle
Coal company. went down to Great
Falls Monday noon on a short bust
ness visit.
Ground feed of all descriptions at
the Belt Farmers Mill & Elevator.
Drop in or phone us for prices on any
quantity.-Adv.
Mrs. Thos Noble and little daugh-
fterFsspeHt several days in Great Falls
the first of the week, the guests of
Mrs. Mobiles sister.
II is astonishing how quickly Tan
lac will produce results. You usually
feel better from the very first dose.
New Drug Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Helen Mango and little son
came out from Great Falls Friday for
a visit with Mrs. Margo's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Boboth.
Mrs. Minnie Boyd, who has been
visiting at the Charles Atkinson ranch
home on Cora creek, left Saturday
for her home in Missoula.
Miss Mayme Byrne and Anna Nohl
who are employed IN Great Falls,
came out Saturday afternoon to spend
Sunday with their parents here.
If farmers would get their flour at
the lowest possible price, they should
bring their wheat TO the Farmers ele-
vator and exchange it for "Beltana"
flour.-Adv.
The local lodge of Pythian Sisters
win give a card social tomorrow even
ing at the Knights of Pythias hall to
all Knights of Pythias and their
ladies are invited.
Ben Gossack Of Highwood came in
Friday and spent Saturday here with
his brothers, Henry and Tom and sis
ter, Mary, and renewing acquaintance
with local people.
Mrs. Stanley Klimas returned home
Saturday from Great Falls. where
she spent few dayAreceiving treat
for her eyes. She was the guest
Mrs. Rose Baynor while in the city.
The ladies of the Altar Society of
st. Marks Catholic church are PLAN
ming for their next card party, to be
given on Wednesday evening, Febru
ary %, Washington's birthday. They
promise something put of the usual
N the way of a lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Beach, Mrs. Ber-
.ha Lawrence, Misses Frances Torch,
Rue Merdink and Hazel Bowman
formed a party which went down TO
Great Falls Thursday evening to at
END the Schumann-Heink concert, re-
home Friday morning.
K. w. Burnett was down the first
II the week from his camp on Harley
creek, where he is getting out mine
simbers and lath bolts. He shipped two
loads of timbers the first Of the
week. While here he arranged for the
shipment of material to Benton Spur
Tor the erection of q camp there and
on Harley creek.
Following the severe cold of the
first Of the month, the weather mod
the later part of last week and
Monday a chinook wind began blow
ng, continuing until Tuesday night,
the water running in the
street, and showing every indication
II taking all the snow off. However.
Tuesday night the wind changed into
he north again, it turning colder and
again freezing.
Alfred Beckstrom and family. who
been living in Great Falls the
eight or nine years, are prepar-
ng to take possession Of their ranch
lgain, Mr.. Beckstrom and son, Ar
,hur, going out to the place last Fri
lay. 8. H. Elliott and sons, who have
lad the Beckstrom ranch under lease
or the past five years will move to
Falls temporarily and may pos
IDLY locate there.
Road Supervisor Archie Weir went
o Great Falls Monday by train to
axe steps to open the Belt-Great
Falls road, which. although opened
" a shovel crew a week & last
has been nearly impossible.
he snow again drifting in as soon