Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-08-31
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PERSONALS

Geyser plays the Belt team at Bel
Labor Day. Admission 25c.-Adv.
Mrs. Maude Appleyard went up t
Barker yesterday to spend a few day
with Miss Daniels.
Rev. S. d. Hooker will hold service.
in the local St. Luke's Episcopal church
next Sunday at II o'clock a. m.
Frank T. Heron expects to go e
Sand Coulee today to resume his OLE
position of stable boss at the mines.
Mrs. Kate Watson of RaynesforC
purchased a Ford touring car the frs
of the week from the local agent, N. III
Browning.
Blanchard Young arrived the lattel
part of last week from Virgelle anc
plans TO spend the winter here, work
ing in the mines
Jack Lockhart, who has beer
spending the summer here with his
brother, L. B. Lockhart, returned tc
his home at Fargo Tuesday evening
Mrs. c. B. Barr and children, wht
had been guests for a week at the
]. E. Harris home, left Sunday morn
ing by automobile for their home IN
Broadview.
Miss Susie Bachan, who is here
from Washington, d. c., for a visit
with her mother. returned last Thurs
day from Neihart, where she visited
her sister, Mrs. Fred Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Clark returned
home last Friday from a 10 days visit
to White Sulphur Springs. They re-
port the roads good over the divide
and having enjoyed their outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wheeler, former
Belt residents, drove out from the
Falls Sunday morning and with the c.
III. Pruvin and Homer Armstrong tam
lies drove to Kings Hill where they
spent the day.
Supt. J. r. Culver the first of the
week received the resignation of Miss
Mabel Carlson, who for the past three
years has taught the first grade in the
local public schools. So far the posi-
ton has not been filled, but it is hoped
to do so by the opening of school next
Tuesday.
Sunday was one Of the hottest days
of the present summc in this section,
in ommon with most of the state.
A heavy wind that evening cooled the
atmosphere some, but by Tuesday the
heat was intense, a light rain late in
the afternoon reducing it some and
making it more bearable.
The Holt Lumber company has
erected two portable tables which
have been added TO the Cashier City
park camp grounds equipment and
which promise to be greatly a%ppreciat-
cd by those who use the grounds. The
seats are built rigidly to the tables,
thus assuring a complete unit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain,
who FOR the past couple of years have
made their home in Seattle, are ex-
pected to return to Belt Monday and
will spend this winter, at least, in
Montana. Mr.. Chamberlain's mother,
Mrs. Maude Chamberlain, who has
been visiting there, will return with
them.
- English leeal-maHager for
the Great Falls Power company, set
the new flagstaff at the Custer school
Saturday. The job proved to be a
hard one, but was finally accomplish
ed. The cable, however, became knot
ted and 1t proved some task for Ed
Peterson to s%traighten it out so it
would work through the pulley at the
top.
Lue Evans, principal of the Arm
schools, returned to Aiming
ton last Thursday from Dillon, where
he attended the summer Normal
course. enjoying an auto trip through
Yellowstone park on the way. This is
Mrs. Evans fourth year at Aiming
ton. Miss Julia Pattsner of this city
teaching the other grades their
school opening next Tuesday.
Fred L. Siogling reports a car hav-
ing run off the grade on the Riceville
road last Thursday, near the point
the old stucco mine was located
years ago. None of the occu-
pants were injured, the car being par
TALLY held up by trees. 1t was worked
down the creek 20 a point Where 1t
could finally be gotten back on the
road and was found to be but little
injured.
Frank Chaseon, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Morrow and daughter, Mrs. Maude
Appleyard, Sunday visited the Big
of the Missouri, and as this was
MI. u1DtEOW , lifet Zip = bhr o'Ao
in nearly 80 years and his first day
away from his business for a long
time. the trip was thoroughly enjoyed.
The last time he had visited the falls
they were in their virgin condition,
but with the big power plant and i'm
surroundings he found them
much changed. The party also visited
other points Of interest about the
Power city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell and Miss
Villa Browning Of st. Stephens, New
arrived IN Belt the latter
part of last week and expect to make
future home here. Mrs. Bell and
Miss Browning are daughters Of Geo.
Browning and were born in Belt,
this being their first visit here since
they left 20 years ago. The party
we're met In Great Falls by Mr..
and their brother, Harry,
who drove them TO their new home
Fires about threshing machines. +,
,aused excitement in a couple of in
last week A carelessly dis
cigarette at the John Krebs
machine working ut the Kennedy
place on the Tiger Butte road burned
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