Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-03-15

dence at n lance Saturday, although
a blizzard was raging outdoors.
Miss Ali Nisula who has been con.
fined to her home for several weeks
was taken to the Great Falls hospita,
last week for medical treatment
Mrs. Charles Etten has returned
from Great Falls where she has been
i'll.
Hobart Bell is hauling ore from the
Big Seven for Trip and Culver.
Mr.. Mills was a visitor at the Bell
home Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Wandershek returned
from the east recently, where she had
been visiting relatives.
A large crowd is expected to attend
the st. Patrick's dance here next Sat
urday. Eddy's orchestra will not
furnish the music, AS their sevices
cannot be obtained, the local orches-
ira will play. Come to a live town
and dance to live music,
Charles Mcclure was in town on
business matters Saturday.
Mrs. Price is visiting at the home
of Mrs. George Omer.
DIR. Smith has installed a radio re-
ceiving set and the opening concert
was enjoyed by everyone present.
(Too Late for Last Week)
Mrs. z. A. Jones entertained a few
children or March third in honor of
her daughter Maxine's sixth birthday.
Games were played and a delightful
lunch was served. Mrs. Jones was as
sisted by Miss Alta Fleming. Those
present were Mary and Joe Taylor,
Dorothy and June Porter, Lorraine,
Durham, Eileen and Wilma Bell, Olive
and Ernest and Maxine Jones, Miss
Fleming and the hostess.
Mrs. Ed Donovan has been visiting
Great Falls for the past week.
Neihart was well represented at the
in Monarch Saturday night. As
he roads we're drifted too deep for
airs, the party went in a sleigh. The
,arty included Janette Maryland, Ula
Stephenson, Agnes Sands, Frances
yebel, Agnes Herolette, Mrs. Roy
Mrs. Ernest Jones, Glenn Hall,
Hobart Bell, George Miller, Jack
)'Connor, Roy Trip, Henry Grueter, 4,
Arlie Thurston and Bill Snyder. Mrs.
edna Bell c%haperoned the party. /,
Miss Mayme Sieger entertained a
ew friends at her home on March l.,
4 honor Of her eighteenth birthday.
Don't overlook the big dance Tony T
going to~put on on March 18th. MI
by Eddy's orchestra. u
The mill is now operating at the 5
,yke. The concentrate flume recent j
broke, allowing the contents to run &
YER the hillside. In
Glenn Hall and Albert Anderson u
ave been shipping some high grade A
re from the Broadwater.
Arlie Thurston and George Bennett r
ere Monarch visitors last week.
Mrs. Woodall and daughter Mona, r.
nd Mr., and Mrs. Davis of Monarch v
ttended the dance Wednesday. =
Mr.. Porter, who recently purchased r
lie Henderson & Smith store is reno
ating the building and will carry a Il
Igh grade stock. Mr.. Porter has
zen in the mercantile business for n
any years and satisfaction" is his
otto. h,
Bruce Dalton, our popular young -
erchant, still makes his daily trip to f
Dyke.
Martha Shull and Bruce Chidester A.
ere quietly married in Great Falls 2
st week. They were accompanied to -
city by Mrs. Chidester and Theo- F,
re Robinson. Miss Shull had been
her sister Mrs. Nugget Ka- sc
ero here for several months. Her b
me is in Winifred. Mr.. Chidester 49,
one of the popular members Of the +,
set and has been employed
r some time at the Hartley. The 70
ung couple will make their home i'm 49,
lite after a short honeymoon. They Fl
the good wishes of a host of
ends. I'll
Word has been received from Me- HI
ric Jones formerly of Neihart. He
employed in zortman at present F(
hopes to return to Neihart soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Hart of the Sill Nj
: Dyke were in town last week, -
Boyle is down from his
inns. He reports lots of snow in
hills. Ju
Mr.. Mum has been on the sick list tai
the past two weeks. He is now cat
Ich improved, however, and will
IN be able to return to work.
Mrs. Birdie Sturman has returned
I'M Great Falls where she spent sew :
Il days visiting. ms
- amman l. r.