Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-02
LOCALJA AND
PERSONALS

Chas. w. Holt was a business Wis
itor in Great Falls last Saturday.
Louie Nevada of the Little Belt sec
ton went down TO Great Falls Mon
DAY noon on a short business visit.
If you are feeling all worn out, cam
eat, sleep OF work with any s~atisfac
ton, you need Tanlac. New Drug Co
ADV.
Mrs. L. C. Mccoy was among thos,
who attended the basketball tourna
ment IN Great Falls the later part Of
last week.
Chas. Lochray was a business Wis.
itor IN Great Falls the latter part OF
last week. returning home Friday
afternoon.
Mike Flood and Mike INITIAL of the
Tiger Butte section went down 10
Great Falls Tuesday on a short bus
mess visit.
Mrs. W. E. House of the Lower Belt
section went down to Great Falls Mon
day to spend several days visiting
with her mother.
JAS. H. Gillette and son, Byron. were
Great Falls visitors the first of the
week Mrs. Gillette, who had been
very Ill, is recovering nicely.
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.
Look out for Princess Chrysan-
themum." Most delightful entertain
ment ever produced in Belt. To be
staged by the Epworth League about
the furst of April.-Adv.
Tanlae is the ideal strengthener
and body builder for old folks, because
It creates a healthy appetite for
wholesome food and strengthens and
invigorates the digestive organ New
Drug Co.-Adv.
Mrs. c. H. Provin left last Thursday
for North Yakima, Wash, for a visit
Of a couple of weeks with hermother,
Mrs. lngham. She was accompanied
as far as Kalispell by her son. James,
who went TO Palebridge to spend the
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard Ingham.
VIM j. Harner returned home last
Thursday from indianapolis, where he
attended the convention of the United
Mine Workers Of America as a dele
from the local union. Mr..
.arner says that the weather there
was very spring-like. He made his
report Of the convention to the local
lnion Tuesday night
The Thursday Bridge club met Mon
evening with Mrs. l.. J. Clergy
md Mrs. j. Harris, enjoying the
evening at cards, following which a
lunch was served. Mrs. N. II.
Nelson won the head prize and Mrs.
}. w. Stuffel the BOBBY prize. Mrs.
Nelson and Mrs. J. B. Densmore will
entertain the ladies' at the next ses-
ion, at the home Of the latter on
darch 16.
About SO couples attended the Sec
nd social held Saturday evening by
he Belt Valley Pleasure club and
pent a most enjoyable evening dane
ng to the music furnished by Miss
lice Beaudry, Mrs. Fred Siegling,
FIR. Messelt and Raymond Willard. At
Midnight the dance broke up, about
o couples repairing to the Black
diamond Cafe and ending the evening
nth a hastily prepared but most ex-
client lunch.
Olive Branch Rebekah lodge held a
ocial card party following the regular
Tuesday evening, to which
Odd Fellows and their ladies were
A very enjoyable evening
'as spent by the members Of the
ORDERS Nine tables were used
nd at the end Of the series Of games
Irs. Marie Winston and Mrs. Ray
lond Willard were declared the win
ers of the first prize, the former i'm
er~sonating a gentleman at the game.
Iiss Ruth Brodie Of the ladies got
he low score and a consolation prize
nd Joe Morris was in the same class
mong the gentlemen. A splendid
inch was enjoyed after the prizes
ere distributed.