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

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Mrs. August Anderson came out OF
Tuesday from Great Falls to spend ,
few days with Mr.. Anderson.
George Jansen returned Wednes-
day from Great Falls where be was q
brief business visitor.
Bill Schobridge Of the Gem restau.
rant spent several days in Great Falls
last week. He returned home Thurs
day.
Oscar English returned from Great
Falls Friday where he attended bus
mess matters.
Alton Sovereign returned from the
Electric City Saturday where he had
the cast taken off his arm which was
broken several weeks ago.
Rev. A. c. Snow went to Neihart
Thursday to attend the entertainment
given by the Sunday school which
proved to be very good. A large crowd
attended and nice sum was collected
for the benefit of the Sunday school.
Three thoroughbred Ayreshire cal
yes were received Wednesday by Mr..
Jansen of the Strain Dairy which
were shipped from Illinois. 1t is their
desire to acquire herd of this breed
and do away with the Jersey stock.
Mrs. Ernest Scott was brought here
from Hughesville Wednesday night
quite i'll. On Thursday she was taken
to the Deaconess hospital in Great
Falls.
Sid Williamson left Monday for
Great Falls where he will spend few
days visiting his sisters Misses Gladys
and Orvidia before going to his ranch
near Dodsou,
William Oriet, deputy assessor, lis
out from Great Falls this week doing
assessment wor.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Knowles were
visitors in Armington and Belt last
week. Mrs. Knowles visited her
mother, Mrs. Servoss, and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason arrived We'd
nesday from their ranch near Fort
Benton to take charge of the Draker
ranch and try luck farming in the
Mrs. Mason and Mrs.
Draker are sisters.
B. o. Fisher, state veterinary in
spector, was a business caller here on
from Great Falls. He was
summoned here concerning the death
Of three horses Saturday night, the
deaths being caused, it is said, by eat
ing poisoned grain. Mr., Boulais was
the owner Of two of the horses and w.
House owned the other.
A party was given at the Gilbert
5troop home Saturday night. A large
crowd attended and all report a won
ierful time.
Mr. and Mrs. F. p. Boulais were
visiting friends and attending to bus
ness matters in Neihart Friday and
Karl Muller went to Great Falls on
" Wednesday to spend few days COM
,ining business with pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henning re-
;urned from Great Falls Thursday
where Mrs. Henning has been confined
n the Deaconess hospital for the last
,wo weeks. She is much improved.
Pete Oriet returned to Great Falls
lfter few days spent at his ranch
,ere.
]. C. Redfern came out from Great
Falls Saturday TO spend few days
visiting his mother, Mrs. E. p. Red
ern and brother Francis.
R. Mcdonnell left Monday for Great
Falls for brief business trip.
A party was given Mt the home Of
dr. and Mrs. Charles Lister Saturday
light. Games and cards were the chief
A large crowd at
ended and all reported q delightful
ime-
George Kenesky was q caller in
this week from Raynesford.
Bill Gerhart and Gilbert Stroope were
'usiness visitors in Neihart Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Huddleson
Irrived Monday from Carter for
risit with Mrs. Huddleson's parents,
FIR. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hall in Belt
ark.
The dance given at the Brazee hall
night was fairly well at
ended and a good time was reported
upper was served at midnight at the
,em cafe.
Mrs. B. r. Stone returned Saturday
rom Big Sandy where she went to
isit her son Roy.