Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-08-02
MINNESOTA : PURE PAINTS
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for sale by HOLT LUMBER C0.-as
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Anderson o.
Missoula are rejoicing over the arrfv
al of a daughter who came to their
house last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
quardt last Monday morning a daugh'
tier.
Mrs. Laura Hockett is spending a
week with Mrs. Flora Nobel at her
home south of Geyser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gulden drove out
to Waltham for a few hours Monday,
Helen Rice, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Rice of Riceville, was Wis
ting Joy Browning last week, spend
ing Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day with her.
Walter Mehmke expects to bring his
threshing outfit to town Friday when
he will have the boiler tested. He will
then pull to Fife where he will begin
threshing for the elevator man on
Monday.
Mrs. Maud Ford and two daughters,
Clara and Susie, are back from Spo-
kane where they had been visiting for
two months. Mrs. Ford's mother,
Mrs. James of Belt Park, returned
with them.
John o. Selstrom of Stockett died
at his ranch home south of that place
on Wednesday morning. He had lived
on this ranch for 36 years and was
respected by all who knew him. Par
alysis was the direct cause of his
death. He was SIS years of age.
John Bumgarner near Fife has a
beautiful field of summer fallowed
wheat all cut and shocked. Ruther-
ford, on the J.. B. Long ranch west of
town, is cutting. but reports that part
of the field hit by the hail to have
been considerably damaged.
Big Dance at Logging Creek Sat
urday night. Four piece orchestra.
Supper at Midnight-Adv.
Thos. Noble, the genial salesman at
the G. w. Merkle store, his family,
Price Lloyd and family of Great Falls
left for their vacations Wednesday
morning. They went south for Kings
hill, thence to Bozeman where they
will attend the Roundup. From there
they will go by way of Wisdom to
Darby and the Bitter Root and home
by way of Missoula.
Arthur Winston is back behind the
counter again after he and his family
had enjoyed a two-weeks' vacation in
different parts of the state.
The Embroidery club met with Mrs.
Jos. Leveille last week where they
spent an enjoyable afternoon with
and fancy work. Mrs. Wrenn.
Mrs. L. Clergy and Mrs. Fluhr we're
the clubs guests for the afternoon.
Mrs. Leveille served a dainty lunch
late in the afternoon, consisting Of
salad, waters, coffee, cakes
and pineapple sherbet. The club will
meet next Wednesday with Mrs. S. A.
Remington.
B. F. McConkey, Edgar Morris, G.
w. Stuffed and Lue Evans left on
Wednesday morning for the rodeo at
Bozeman. We imagine that they will
the b~ufi-dogging contests there !,
as a sign attached to the front of their !,
,ar said they were all famous for !,
throwing the bull. /,
Miss Nellie Grogan left Tuesday !,
or Neihart for a few days visit with :
after which she will go TO
White Sulphur Springs where she has
accepted a position Miss Grogan has
,een visiting her mother Mrs. John ,
irogan, for some weeks. :
NJ. T. Messelt has been appointed
,~eceiver for the bank in Lehigh. He ,
las stored most Of his furniture and I
will take furnished apartments in :
After the completion of his
Iuties there, the length of time being ;.
Uncertain, Mr.. Messelt expects TO re- .
urn to make his home in Belt. He :
hecked his predecessor out last FRI
but returned to Belt for his fam
and left with them for Lehigh on
afternoon.