Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-06-22

The Embroidery club will meet mex
wednesday, the 28th, with Mrs. OFT,
Polutnik.
Rev. Father O'Shea of Geyser wa
a guest of Father Richard between
trains Friday.
Mrs. Theo. Scholdager, former resi-
dent of Belt, visited in the city be,
tween trains last Friday.
Wm. kernaghan was down from
sGeyser Monday for a visit with his
mother. Mrs. Edith Kernaghan.
Proof of the pudding is in the eating
thereof. Thousands praise Tanlac
So viii you. New Drug Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Raymond Willard and baby re
turned home Monday from a visit with
Mrs. Millard's parents at Raynesford.
Mrs. j. w. Leland and children have
left for Courtney, Idaho, where they
will visit relatives for several weeks
Miss Mary Hauskama returned
home Tuesday after a few days visit
with Mrs. 7. P. Griffis in Great Falls
Mrs. Tom Noble and little daughter
returned home Friday from Great
Falls, where they had been visiting
relatives.
S. A. Remington left Monday after
spending Sunday with his family here.
This is the school supply salesman
busy season, he says.
If you feel tired, worn out, nervous
and all unstrung, take Tanlac. 1t
will straighten' you out. New Drug Co.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Downs of Kansas
City are the guests of Mr.. and Mira.
j. K. Harris, arriving Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Downs and Mrs. Harris are
sisters
L. b. Lockhart, president Of the
State Bank of Belt, is removing to
Belt from Stockett, having purchased
the two houses of w. c. Blomquist on
Bridge street.
The tennis enthusiasts who started
to establish a court above the depot
changed their plan and now have a
good court across from the N. H.
Browning garage, IN Bridge street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hotchkin and
children returned to Belt Tuesday
from an auto trip to White Sulphur
Springs, Bozeman and Livingston, de-
touring to Denton on the return trip.
Leo c. Graybill returned home Tues
day from an automobile trip over the
Y. G. Bee line which took him nearly
to Livingston, where he visited with
friends. He encountered rain and
found some stretches of the road very
muddy.
Louis Blomquist returned home yes
terday from Seattle where he has been
attending the University Of Washing
ton. Louie enters his senior year
next October, when the university
Misses Lillian and Esther Carlson,
nieces of Mrs. Hilda Anderson, and
Miss Florence Kuckenmeister, all of
Great Falls, returned to their homes
Monday evening after several days
visit with Mrs. Anderson.
Misses Louise Lochray, Catherine
Merkle and Alice Beaudry returned
home the latter part of last week from
Great Fails. where theNatteHde an
alumni banquet at the Brsuifne acad-
envy, all being graduates with the
of 81.
Mayor II. u Willard is the first
Belt resident to listen in" on radio
concerts, he having completed a re-
set the latter part Of last week.
and succeeded in hearing a part of the
Great Falls Tribune program a week
lgo tonight. Some adjustments are
IT'LL necessary for the best results.
Ethel Ranta returned home last
Thursday afternoon from the Column
,us hospital in Great Falls, where she
lad been a patient for 10 weeks, sub
TO two operations for appendi-
tits. Last evening a few Of her class
mates gathered at her home to give
a surprise party and welcome her
ack.
M. o. Olson and A. X. Carroll Sat
rday took a four pound trout from
'elt creek, which measured "a inches
he beauty was on display in the
'ythian billiard hall window over
and attracted much attention,
specially from the boys with high
cots, expensive rods and leather
ound baskets from Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jurcak have re-
word from Mr. and Mrs. Isl"
a~rvetti, who with the Jurcak's young
r daughter, left here early in the
lonth On an automobile trip that will
Ike them to the Mexican boundary.
hey are at present visiting relatives
ear Denver, where they expect to
main until after the Fourth. SO far
icy had a good, ~pleasurable trip.
Several parties from here who
shed in HighwQod creek last week
port excellent catches. Chas. Carl
n and Otto Hockinson returned
,me Saturday evening with nearly
70 and Ed Sundermeier, Arne Bakko.
irgiI Ros sand Ed. Harris caught
ce baskets ON that creek Sunday |
orning, returning home in the after
on. *
Mrs. J.. f. Harris entertained the |
cmbers of the Thursday Bridge club I
evening at cards in honor of /
r guest. Mrs. Chas johnson of
lermopolis, Wyo. Three tables were I
play. $500" being the game. Mrs.
j. Clergy and Mrs. g. w. Stuffed =
t for the high score prize, Mrs.
ergy winning the cut while Mrs n
Ill Leyeille and Mrs. J. B. Dens-
IRE cut for the IowL score prize the H
ter winning. A dainty luncheon
Ia served af the close Of the PLAYING. Nj