Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-03-15
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| Herbert Back Of Calvert returned
from Great Falls the first of the week
where he had been several days on
business. His son Dave met him at
Stpckett.
The roads in this vicinity are bad.
There is several inches of snow and
sleighing is the best means of travel.
There is no snow in Stockett, so II
one wishes to go to town he makes
the trip part way on runners and the
balance on wheels,
William Nevills and Maurice Fake
Of Calvert took load of beef to Great
Falls Tuesday,
Mrs. Harry Sheirbon, who had been
in Great Falls getting some dental
work done, returned home on the
stage Tuesday.
Frank Bailey, who had been with
Mr.. Burk on the Long ranch near here
left yesterday for Stoclstt where he
expects to 60 to work in the mines.
Shorty Strong and Fred Bartlett re-
turned home Friday after three days
cspent In Great Falls.
Mr.. Back went in to Great Falls on
business last Thursday.
Joe Habel returned Tuesday from
Stockett where he had been visiting
since Saturday.
Freddy Cross went to Great Falls
on the stage Saturday and Ia visiting
his parents there.
Sunday and Monday brought US an
other light fall of snow.
A Hard Time Dance ID slated for
Saturday night to take place at the
Evans school house. The ncighbors
sxpsct to msst there and share thu
news while sharing each others cake
and sandwiches. A fine will be ex-
acted from all who fail to regard the
Hard Time feature. OF course, we're
going to go and dance, Come.
The d. A. Cameron family were the
guests of the Jimmie Johnson family
Sunday.
Sunday guests at the Thrasher
home were Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Strong |
and family.
Mrs. Anthony and daughter Irene
went to the Lem Nevills home Mon
day for a few days visit. The roads
up there are still much drifted.
The snow is about gone except In
the deep drifts. Roads are bad, but
with good weather they will soon be
able to get out Of here with cars.
Mrs. J. j. Broadhurst returned last
on the stage from Great Falls
where she had been for the past three
weeks.
Mrs. Thrasher can boast Of the first
young chicks in this vicinity. Her in
,ubator hatched fairly good consider
ng the changeable weather.
w. A. Gemmil Of Calvert was =
business visitor In Great Falls the last
II the week. Mr.. Gemmill states all
he stock is looking good and that
,tockmen are still feeding but will Il
rave plenty of hay.
The dance given at the Evans school
rouse Saturday evening was well at
ended by home folks and the Bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bartlett furnished
he music and good time was re-
,orted by all who attended.
Steve Zelenick was business Wis
tor to the John Boadle ranch Wednes-
lay evening.
Austin Broadhurst was Stockett
aller few hours Friday.
Quite number of folks attended
he dance at Bodkins ranch and all re-
,ort good time.
Art Beckstrom spent Sunday even
ng at the Fred Gustafson ranch. {
J. H. Hardin has been on the sick
list the last few days. ,
Arthur Beckstrom made a trip to
he Boadle ranch last week.
Mr.. Snyder is busy watching for
he black wolf that is prowling around Z
gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Beckstrom
pent Tuesday evening at the Feldt
anch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Feldt and son
'addy and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bann I
pent Sunday evening with the Fred .
sustafson family.
George Mahoney is spending few !
lays with Andrew INITIAL. 4
Mike INITIAL was a Belt caller Sat
lrday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bann returned
o Lower Belt this week after spend
ng some time at Tiger Butte visiting !
fra. Bsnn's parents.