Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-08-24

PERSONALS

Toney Romek came out from Great
Falls last Thursday to visit with
friends.
Mrs. Sarbo and daughters, Blanche
and Helen, of Hedgesville, are guests
at the J. G.. Brady home.
Thershing was resumed yesterday
following several days cessation due
to heavy rains Saturday and again
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Winston left
the later part of last week for Ennis,
where the state sportsmens' meet is
being held.
5. A. Remington has been spending
a few days with his family here, from
his duties as travelling salesman for
q book supply company.
Lorne McConkey returned home
Sunday from the McConkey ranch in
the Bear Paw mountains, where he
has spent the past summer.
Miss Nora Engtahl, who is training
at the Deaconess hospital in Great
Falls, came out Saturday to spend
a few days vacation at her home here.
Ben Thorson was out from Great
Falls, where he has been working this
summer, last Thursday and expects
to return here and get employment in
the mines.
N Mrs Edward Baldwin, a cousin of
Frank Rush, and her two daughters,
Ruth and Monica, of Freeport, Ill.,,
are visiting for a few weeks at the
Rush home here.
Mrs. J. L. Harris and her guests,
Mrs. G. B.. Carr and little daughters,
of B~roadview, drove to Monarch yes
terday for a couple Of days visit at
the Densmore cabin.
Mrs. Milton Peterson, who has been
5SA#easTMe~
now with relatives at Detroit, Mich,
and is expected to arrive home within
a week or ten days.
j. X. Jewell was operated upon for
ulcers of the stomach at a Great
Falls hospital the latter part of last
week. Yesterday his condition vas re-
ported as being quite satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. t. Messelt and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred L. Siegling returned
home last week from their automobile
trip through Yellowstone park, and re-
port a thoroughly enjoyable vacation.
John Magnuson Of the Rocky Ridge
section passed through town Tuesday
on his way home from Great Falls,
where he had accompanied Mrs. Mag
nuson, who was on her way to Roches-
ter MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Barr and little
daughter Of Broadview drove in Sun
day for a visit with MIR. and Mrs. j..
E. Harris. Mr.. Barr returned by train
Tuesday, while Mrs. Barr and children
will remain for a longer visit.
The bylaws of the American Legion
provides that no member shall hold a
state office, and w. P. Pilgeram. M
of the candidates for the state legis-
~lature, and vice commander Of the 10
cal post, has handed in his resignation
to Adjutant Leo. c. Graybiil.
Vim. Carr is reported very i'll at
a Great Falls hospital with ether pneu-
monia, his daughter, Mrs. c. f. Pet
erson, and son, Will, being called in
Tuesday. He had been in poor health
for some time and had been under
treatment at several places before be-
ing taken to the Falls.
A new flag staff is 10 be erected
upon the Custer school grounds to re-
place the one on the cupola of the
building. shattered by lightning this
summer. The new one is Of iron pipe,
set in the ground six feet, in cement,
and standing "A feet above the ground.
Henry Morrow is the architect and
builder of the new staff.
C. e. Gustafson accompanied the
Marquardt fishing party to Augusta
Tuesday, where he will visit with Alex
Swanson. Mr.. Gustafson says Swan
som claims to know him, that their
families were neighbors in the old
country many years ago, but while
he remembers the family he has no
recollection of this member, and won't
over to renew earlier acquaintance.
A Ford touring car belonging to
Emil Anderson of Spion Kop was
stolen from Cashier City park Sunday
evening while Mr.. Anderson's sons,
Walter and Arthus, we're attending the
Scandinavian Brotherhood picnic. The
car was driven a couple of miles down
the road, stripped Of tires and coils
and a couple of coats which were in it,
and left there. The boys did not re-
port the matter to Deputy Sheriff
Leland until next morning, believing
that possibly some friends had taken
il, or that II had been driven to Great
Falls. Arthur went to the Falls to
look around, Walter remaining here,
and in the morning notifying the dep
uty, the car being located soon after
ward. Other than being stripped the
car was not damaged.