Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-12-13

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visitors Wednesday.
ID. A. Cameron and Billy Burk.
made a business trip to town Wednes,
day.
George Anthony of the bench was :
Tuesday visitor in our community.
Arvin and Earl Broadhurst of Great
Falls have been spending the week in
this vicinity getting out Christmas
trees for the holiday trade.
Mrs H. Thrasher returned home on
Friday from a weeks visit at Vaughn
where she had been assisting during
the illness of relatives. She came
home with her son, Z. N. Thrasher,
who had gone over the day before in
the a to get her.
Martin Nopens left Wednesday for
Chicago where he will spend the win
ter with his brother and family.
A very enjoyable time was had at
the Sparts school house Thursday
evening where a basket social was
given. A large crowd attended.
Maurice Fake has spent the past
week in Great Falls visiting his
mother.
w. A. Gemmil was a Great Falls
visitor several days this week.
Mrs. Farrell spent Thanksgiving
week with friends at Livingston.
A short program was given at the
Evans school house Wednesday after
noon by the pupils before a few visit
ors.
School vacation extending from
Wednesday evening until Monday
morning was hailed with delight bv
every pupil. Miss Lease spent three
days of this period in Great Falls with
her mother, returning to Evans on the
stage Saturday. Little Jean Thrasher
accompanied Miss Lease to Great Falls
where she spent two days, returning
home Friday with her grandmother.
Mrs. A. w. Anthony, Miss Irene
Anthony and Miss Rose Wagner were
Stockett visitors Saturday.
Mrs John Boadle and three children
spent Thanksgiving at the home ranch
here, returning to Great Falls Sun
day where her three children are at
tending school
Wheat hauling has ~sIackened up a
bit during the past week, due to taxes
being paid and to the wind of the past
days making it anything but
to be on. in. Lucas Metlch
hauled a load of hay to Stockett Sat
urday at which time a southwest wind
sending the now flying with such
that it looked as if Lucas would
reed log chains to keep his hay on the
-ack until he reached his destination.
Among those hauling wheat the
week were Leslie Cameron, Aus
in Broaodhurst, S. H. Thrasher, Jim
ny Johnson and Fred Bartlett.
Snow fell two days this week, Mon
lay and Thursday, and although sew
raj inches fell it is now pretty well
'lown off.
Carl Gereke of the bench came to
Sunday but got stuck with his
ar. After a little trouble he was able
o back out and so returned home
afely.
Sidney, George and Robert Habel
'ent with Leslie Cameron to a bas- '
social at Calvert Thanksgiving
light. They had a good time from y
reports.
Miss Irene Zeleniak returned to the I
alls Sunday where she is attending
Igh school. Irene spent the Thanks
vacation here with her parents.
he was accompanied ON both trips
? her father, Nitro Zeleniak-
Mr.. Cameron and son Leslie made
trip to Stockett Sunday, taking Lu- r
lie Cameron and Virginia McFeder =
at q on their way to Great Falls ri
here they IN attending high school.
Sam Martin made a trip to Sand Of
this week
Ar. and Mrs d, A. Cameron enter
the following guests Thanks
ving day: Mrs- Harry Ssvaee. WIN
hite, Frank Kruse and Waiter Burke
this neighborhood and Misses Lu-
le CnHeron and Virginia McFeder |"
Great Fails. =.
yannes Johnson and son Robert went
Great Falls Tuesday. r~eturuing
me the following day They were
,onspanied by Mrs johnson who
4 spent about . week In Great Falls
n her sister, Mn. z. L. Anthony.
Austin and Claude Rroadhurst took
0 Ioads Of live hsxz to Great Falls
'Dday bat expected that the Trip
Md take two dayz.
N. and Mrs. Louis Anthonv Of the
Ne spent Thanksgiving With the
nes johnson 1nmdiy and are still
ttimx them while lfr. Anthony rial
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