Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-01-12

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Be sure and offend the basket bal
game Friday night-Adv.
4. W., Burnett made q business trip
TO the county seat Tuesday.
Mike Schmauch was a business Wis
ltor IN Great Falls yesterday.
Mrs. Lena Hane went down to Great
Fails on a short visit Tuesday.
John Stein returned Monday from
a brief business trip to Great Falls.
NOTlCE-We pay S1.00 per cwt.
for oats. Rocky Mountain Elevator Co.
ADV.
R. H Bemis was a business caller
IN the county seat the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Calone returned
Friday afternoon from a business
trip to Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Hotchkin drove
to Great Falls Tuesday, returning
home in the evening.
S. H. Elliott of Upper Box Elder,
returned Saturday from q business
visit to coast points.
Attorney Leo c. Graybill was at
tending to professional business in
Great Falls yesterday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Trout
man, at the Nohl hospital, Tuesday,
January 10, a daughter.
w. II. Westbrook and l.. c. Dempsey
of Lewistown were registered at the
Waldo the first of the week.
Mrs. w. E. House returned Monday
from a several days visit with her
mother, Mrs. w. ID. Curnutt Of Great
Falls.
The B. v. H. S. team has been
making wonderful improvement. See
them Friday night. Admission Zoe
and 35 cents.-Adv.
Mrs. Walter Goodman of Arlington
returned to her home Saturday from
Great Falls where she had been Wis
ting friends for several days.
Jack Bentson of the Nelson Plumb
ing company of Great Falls. was here
several days last week doing some
work on the Black Diamond Cafe.
Mrs. Blanchard Young and children
arrived last week from Virgelle, and
will make this their home until spring.
Mr.. Young is employed in the mines
here.
Patrick O'Neill returned last Thurs
day from a several weeks trip to
coast cities. Mr.. O'Neill reports a very
enjoyable trip. though pleased to get
home again.
Mrs. J.. y. O7ConeIl shipped a few
pens from her flock Of White Wyan-
fowls Sunday to thes Poultry
Show. which is being held in Hell
ena this week.
A message received last evening
the Columbus hospital in Great
Falls, states that, Phil Burns, one Of
The pioneers Of the Neihart district,
S very low with pneumonia.
Mrs. Harry Hamment and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Thorsen visited Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Alvah Martin in
Great Falls. returning home that
accompanied by Mrs. Mar
in,
Miss Laura McInnis of Raynesford,
passed through Belt Monday on her
way to Great Falls for a visit with
Ier mother who is living there dur
ng the winter while the younger
hildren attend school.
The Embroidery Club postponed
heir regular monthly meeting which
to have been held yesterday on
ccount of the funeral Of Mrs. Akin
on. The club will meet this after 4
DON at the home of Mrs. Ray Wilson.
Camden Bretz Of Seattle was a breif
in Belt last evenig. Mr.. Bretz
as an early day attorney in Belt,
ter locating in Great Falls. He has
cen located in Seattle for the past
years as manager of a chemical
)ncern.
About DO guests were entertained
a card party Friday evening at the
pring creek school house, followed by
lunch. All present enjoyed a most
social evening. The hosts Of
re occasion were Wilfred Blais, Chas.
/. King and Ed Blais.
The repair shop at the Ford garage
N. H. Browning has been equipped
it'll an overhead crane which will
~cilitate the handling Of heavy parts.
any other mechanical improvements
We been installed including a con-
vance for removing tight pulleys or
leels from shafts. A very ingenious
rangement of a clutch and reverse
r transmitting power TO the lathe
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