Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-04-19
PERSONALS CONCERNING PEOPLE
of BELT AND IMMEDIATE VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Daniels o
Hughesville, together with Assessor
Hersey of Judith Basin county. wer,
IN town a few minutes Tuesday Will
on their way to Great Falls.
The seventh grade, under the chap
eronage of Mrs Maud Appleyard. en-
joyed a weiner roast above Aiming
ton Monday.
W.. ]. Harner recently bought
Star through Paul Gulden of the Parl
to Park garage. He is a very enthus.
iastic booster.
If your glasses need refitting see
DIR. Lhamon at the Waldo hotel May
End and 3rd. His many years of e
perienee enables him to fit you cor
rectly.-Adv.
Henry and Tommy Gassock spent
the week end with their people in
Highwood. They drove over with
TomJohnson.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Donovan of Mel
hart stopped off Wednesday from the
Neihart train, got his car which he
had left here some time ago and re-
sumed his journey to Great Falls.
The Ford Garage has a number of
used Ford cars for sale. If you want
a cheap car for farm or delivery work,
see Nick Browning.-Adv. If
There is a good demand for r
loads Of potatoes of uniform variety
and size but none can be filled here
owing to the fact that every farmer
has a different variety from his
neighbor and there is no standardized
ton of sizes.
j. w. Leland, director of the local
baseball team. drove to Great Falls
Wednesday to attend a meeting of the
directors of the Cascade County
league.
The Park-to-Park Garage have just
secured the services Of a first-class
auto mechanic whose experience and
training are unexcelled.-Adv.
Mrs. Charles Lochray and daughter
Louise were shopping in Great Falls
Saturday.
Rev. j. N. Chestnut win conduct
services in st. Luke's Episcopal
church Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Do Business Readers pay? For an
answer, during this past week one
advertiser discontinued his ad be-
cause he had sold all his hogs, and
another because he had sold all his
turkeys.
Messrs. Hooking and Cheeley of the
Montana Newspaper association call
upon the Times staff last Satur-
lay.
The Home club of the Rebekah
odge will have a bazaar on Saturday,
Nay 9Th. The bazaar will start at
o'clock sharp at the Odd Fellows
lall. Many fancy and useful articles
will be on display. A program will be
endered in the evening. Light re-
reshments will be served all day and
vening.
II your car needs repairing, Mr..
the new mechanic at the |
'ark-to-Park knows how to fix it. AID
The card party given by the Altar {.
Tuesday evening was largely
tended and heartily enjoyed. A
Irge number. Of Great Falls people
ere present. 500 was played until
when the usual attractive
lnch was served. For the ladies Mrs. |
A. Remington and Mrs. Zukerkorn
Great Falls cut for head prize, the !
tier winning. Mrs. John Healey re- |
lived the consolation while Mrs |
Jennings was fortunate in Sc
ring the BOBBY. John Tucker won
handsome necktie as first prize for
en-, DR.. Offerman won the conso-
lion, a belt, but it will never do him
good because it was only 40 inches
lg leaving a foot or so t. be desired.
mold Tucker wa the recipient Of
2 BOBBY.
Miss Mildred Dunston has been Wis
ng a few days with her people in
1t. On a vacation from her duties
stenographer in the Indian service
Browning, she is taking part of her
srIy vacation at this time. Friday
!. leaves for Butte where she will
it her sister. Victoria Dunston, who
teacher of stenography in the Butte
siness college and may see her
Philip. who is a depatcher in