Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-05-18
+LOCALJAVD
PERSONALS

Chas. Lochray went down to Great
Falls yesterday on a short business
visit.
School Superintendent j. r. Culver
was a business visitor in Great Falls
Monday.
Fishing licenses and a full line of
fishing tackle at the Belt Hardware
Co. store.-Adv.
Howard Browning, R~aynesford
blacksmith, was a Saturday visitor in
Belt between trains.
! j. r. Healey was a business visitor
at the Neihart Lumber company's
Geyser yard Monday.
A. L. Hotehkin returned home Fri
day evening from a couple of days
business visit in Geraldine.
Mrs. Hilda Anderson returned home
Monday afternoon after spending a
few days with friends in Great Falls.
The Sophomore and Freshman
classes of the Belt Valley High school
are planning a picnic for this after
noon.
The Camp Fire Girls under Miss
Genevieve Hall, enjoyed q hike Mon
day evening, taking their lunches and
eating in the open.
A. S. Kilroy of Great Falls was a
business visitor in Belt Monday. Mr..
kilroy is with the circulation depart
ment of the Tribune.
The Embroidery club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. F.
McConkey, the hostess serving lunch
following the work hour.
From coast to coast Tanlac is known
and honored and millions have taken it
and pronounced it the greatest med
icine of all times. New Drug Co.
Adv.
Joe McClintock, one of the newer
ranchers of the Little Belt section,
was an over Sunday visitor in Great
Falls, returning home Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Marjorie Mcmillan, who for
several years past been making
her home in Spokane, arrived in Belt
for a visit with friends and to
attend to business matters.
Oscar Samuelson left Tuesday for
travelling overland by automo-
bile. where he expects to work at his
trade of arpenter@inEthe oA@ficlds.
Car trouble, however, caused him to
to Belt and he will make a new
today.
Gerrie Hay, who has been in
Great Falls hospital for the past two
months, suffering from the gunshot
wound received while deer hunting
asst fall. is now at his home above
Arlington. and was a visitor in the
.ity Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Gulden, who
been living in Great Falls since
asst fall. have removed to Belt and
will again occupy their home on Sec
md avenue south. Paul says the Falls
S alright, but he and his family pre-
'er Belt as a place Of residence.
Police Officer Albert Cashier is
things uncomfortable-and
ostly-for those who persist in let
ing their stock run at large to the
nnnyance and damage of others and I
'olice Judge Sullivan has collected
many dollars in fines during the past
weeks
Superintendent Young of the con-
oidated Sand Couiee- Stockett school
J conducting seventh and eighth
rade examinations here today, and
ill continue tomorrow. Superinten-
emit Culver of the Belt schools is at
and Miss Mudrink is at Supt.
school on the same mission.
The Thursday Bridge club was en-
ertained at the home of Mrs. Fred l..
iegling last Thursday evening, Mrs.
Alexander and Mrs. MT. Mes
cit cutting for the head prize, the
alter winning. Mrs. Geo. w. Stuffed
as awarded the prize for the low
core. Mrs. L. j. Clergy and Mrs. j.
!. Harris will entertain the club a
eek from today at the home of the
alter.
The Home club Of the local Rebekah
'dge met last Thursday afternoon at
ne home of Mrs. G. w. Holt, and fol
wing the afternoons work, lunch
as served by the hostess. On Thurs
ay afternoon, May %, the club will
old its last meeting for the summer
18th Mrs. John Bradley at her ranch
ONE East Of town. Cars will be in
sadiness to take care Of all members /:
no wish to attend, and it is hoped
lere will be a large attendance. The
Ieetings Of the club will be resumed
September.
Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. /:
rovin drove to Benton Lake, where I:
! Friday they attended a picnic given :
Miss Caroline Hagell to the children
her school in the afternoon, and the
osing exercises that evening. Satur-
~ they returned home accompanied :
Mrs. Marie Hagell and her daugh- :
rs. Mrs. Hagell and Marie having
ade their home during the school
ar with Miss Caroline. After a
uple Of weeks visit here the HagelPs /,
i'll go to Missoula where Miss Car
will enter the university next
II.
Miss Florence Brady Of this city
the first prize in the contest con-
lcted to choose a name for the
ange crush . manufactured by the
merican Brewing company of Great
Ills, and distributed by the Gamble
,binson company Of the Falls. Miss
'ady submitted the name "A Double
ush," carrying a SIS cash prize.
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