Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-23

PERSONALS

T IT,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Senical visited will
{ friends in Great Falls the first of th'
week.
Ora Wilson was a passenger I.
Great Falls Monday noon, going in OF
; business.
Miss Anna Raunig returned HON.
Friday from a few days 1sit In
Great Falls.
The Episcopal Guild will meet to.
morrow, Friday, afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Thos. Noble.
VIM. Kernaghan was down from
Geyser the latter part of last week
for a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Raymond Willard went 10
haynesford Sunday morning for 8
visit at the home of her parents.
Mrs. Morris Anderson returned to
Belt Monday afternoon after spending
Sunday with friends in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Rathbone were
Great Falls visitors Sunday, Mrs.
kathbone having her teeth X-rayed.
Joe Demuth of the Lower Belt sec
ton returned home last Friday from
a short business visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. f. w. House Of the Lower Belt
section, returned home Saturday from
a visit with her mother in Great Falls.
Ground feed of all descriptions at
the Belt Farmers Mill 4 Elevator.
Drop in or phone US for prices on any
quantity. ADV.
Mrs. Harry Hamment returned
home Saturday from Great Falls
where she spent a week at the home
Mrs. Alvah Martin.
Mrs. Matt Richardson returned to
her home at Arlington last Thurs
day afternoon after spending a cou-
pie of days in Great Falls.
Mrs. Phil Leveille left last Thursday
for Choteau, where she visited with
her sister, Mrs. Prescott, and her dau-
ghter, Miss Rosalie, who is teaching
near there.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson returned home
Thursday afternoon from Great Falls
where she spent a couple of days
attending the Community Sales and
Show week
Farmers by exchanging wheat for
flour at the Belt Farmers Mill Il Ele-
vator company, get a premium on the
market value of the wheat, besides
getting the best flour possible TO be
made.-Adv.
Mrs. Ben Beach left Monday for
her home at Bozeman, where she will
remain until Mr.. Beach goes to Hell
ena next week to assume his duties as
assistant state dairy Inspector, to
which he was recently appointed.
t. b. Harvey returned to hi home
at Geyser last Friday after spending
days here with his little son,
who is still at the GRAPHICAL hospital,
the little fellow showing Improvement
that would warrant his father leaving.
Tuesday was the first day of spring
according to the calendar, and with
wrens, bees and flies about,
there was every indication that it
had arrived, but yesterday was not
quite so springlike, and toda Y snow
IS falling.
A silver tea was given last Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. f. A. Hotchkin and
Mrs. Homer Armstrong at the home
IF the former, for the benefit Of the
Episcopal Guild. The tea was we'll
attended. All nicely enjoyed them
selves and a neat little sum was net
ed for the Guild.
S. A. Remington arrived home Sat
friday after a several weeks trip over
he state in the interests Of the school1
iupply house which he represents.
dr. Remington says that conditions
generally over the state are looking
and that he finds the peo-
lie very optimistic.
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I the Merkle mine Tuesday at about
l a. m, caused a shutdown until the
rack was repaired. Twelve cars were
lied up, but other than damage to
he track, no harm was done, the
Treckage being cleared in an hour or
0, but it took some time to repair
ne track and get it in readiness for
ne night shift. |
The past week or 10 days of warm
has had the effect Of start |
~ the water running in the coulees |
implying into Belt creek, with the re- |
lit that the creek is now running a \
bod body of water. There has been |
, heavy thawing as yet, the heavy |
y Of snow going off gradually and |
lusing little other inconvenience |
an heavy roads. |
One Of the county motor trucks was
the city Monday evening after the !
% pounds Of giant powder, fuse and -
ps from the Merkle Coal company e
be used in blasting the ice in the
issouri and Sun rivers above the
-eat Northern and First avenue
idges in Great Falls, which were
reatened by the forming Of ice jams.
is reported that the ice is 80 inches
and County Surveyor Day has
d a crew Of five men at work clear
z the river Of IL.
The Thursday Bridge club was en-
last Thursday evening by
rs. N. II. Nelson and Mrs. j. B.
at the home of the latter.
r.. Phil Leveille won the head prize,
ndy in a shamrock shaped box,
Tile Mrs. Ray Wilson was awarded y;
Irish potato filled with candy, for 49,
low score. The decorations were
o suggestive of st. Patricks day. III
e club will meet a week from this ii
with Mrs. A. e. Hotchkin
1 Mrs. Jos. Leveille, at the home
the former.
rexa ~ Last Thuredavf snow Harm TfQ