Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-01-19

Basketball Saturday night. Bel
VS.. Stockett-Sand Coulee.-Adv.
Miss Ebba Borgreen of Great Fall
was visiting friends in Belt owe.
Sunday.
RE. Parker returned Saturda,
afternoon from a business visit il
Great Falls.
MISS Nellie Florek, who is teach.
ing at Flood, spent the week end a
her home here.
K. R. Wells, Miss Agnes Wells anc
Nahum Wilson formed a party tina
visited in Great Falls Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. Chestnut will conduct ser
vices in the local Episcopal church
next Sunday at the usual hours.
RED" Harmon left last week fol
Butte, attracted by the prospect OF
the resumption of the mines there.
Tony Romek returned to Belt Mon
day from Bridger, where he has been
interested in the operation of q coal
mine.
Mrs. S. A. Chamberlain returned to
her home in Great Falls Thursday
evening after a weeks visit with Mrs
Chas. Clark.
Mrs. Frank Calone went to Great
Falls Friday to visit Mr.. Calone, who
has been taking medical treatment
there. Both returned home Saturday
Afternoon.
There is a steady improvement in
the high schol basketball team. See
them in their game with Stockett1
Sand Coulee high school Saturday
night.-Ady.
Mrs. David Graham and Mrs. r. s..
of the deaf of their father at his home
in Ontario Canada,
Miss Florence Boyd. who is teach
ing at Antelope Coulee, mort of Great
Falls, and Miss Agnes Boyd, teach
ing on Little Belt, spent Sunday with
their mother in Belt.
At the convention of the State
Farm Bureau at Bozeman last week.
Clark Bumgarner of Fife, was elected
one of the directors of the State Farm
Bureau for the coming year.
The Judith Basin County Press of
Stanford has secured the contract for
the county printing for the next two
years. The only competing bid was
that of the Hobson Star. published at
Hobson.
The -llaaAies-ef St-Mark's Altar So
will give another Of their pop
llar card parties at the Parish hall
next Thursday evening to which the
is cordially invited. A lunch
will be served.
All knights and ladies are expected
attend the card party and dance to
De given by the Knights Of Pythias
It their hall tomorrow evening. There
win be an hour or two of dancing
md a lunch served after the card
The Ladies' Aid which has been
Meeting fo~rtnightly since the first Of
he year, was entertained at its first
Meeting of the new year by Mrs. M.
dillard. On the first of February the
will be entertained by Mrs. L. c..
fcCoy.
"Beltana," the highest grade 85 per
ent patent flour. guaranteed to be the
quail of any flour on the market,
made from No. l Montana hard winter
heat. Sold on a money-back guar
Belt Farmers Mill & Elevator
ompany.-Adv.
The Epworth League has two more
Entertainments scheduled to be given
efore spring. The first, which will
e given soon, is "Miss Topsy Turvy,
r the Courtship Of the Deacon" and
re next is a fanciful operetta, which
i'll be given early in March.
At the close Of the session of a
pecial meeting of Belt Lodge, No.
81. A. F. g. A. M, Tuesday evening,
lunch was spread at the Black
Cafe where % plates were
lid. The special session was held
honor of Past Master A. F. Taylor,
no was present from Winnett..
G. w. Merkle returned Saturday
-ora Helena where he attended a SEES
of conference between the coal
Derators and the state equalization
oard. Mr.. Merkle also attended a
,uple Of sessions Of the state associ-
ion of county assessors. which he
'und very intereting and instruc-
Z. r. Halderby, who was visit
z relatives here, left the latter part
last week for Billings and Helena
n a brief visit, returning here Sun
~ afternoon to join Mrs. Holderby
Id daughter, Pauline, before return
to their home at Sweet Grass.
r. Holderby, more generally known
"Pinky, the Printer" is editor and
-oprietor of the Sweet Grass Advo-
tie.
The Home Club Of the Rebekah
dye served a lunch at the Odd Fell
hall Saturday afternoon which
as well ~patronized, Coffee, tea,
iughnuts and apple pie formed the
ndation of the lunch and the sub
sum received will &c toward
fund for the coming years work Of
e club, which is devoted TO sewing
r the Odd Fellows Orphans Home
Helena.
A real old-time minstrel show 70
followed by a dance is advertised
take place at the R~aynesford aud
Saturday night, January Is.
e proceeds are for the benefit Of
: boys and girls, basket ball teams
Raynesford. No doubt many will '
END from Belt as the Iive-wirc peo- :
Of our neighborinR town gener-
y put over the things they under 2
re with q finish and pep that brings
big crowd. Y
7 "a Irwin was IN town FRIDAY III