Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-05-24

: morning. Rev. Chestnut will officiate
Miss Rosalie Leveille has returnes
} to her home here. Her school tern
closed last week.
Miss Julia Pattsner is in Simm'
conducting the state eighth grade ex.
aminations.
! H. ID. Harmon and Henry Vaskey
drove to Monarch Saturday Afternoon
to play for the dance there. They
started home at 3 a. m. and owing &c
the condition of the roads and an in
sufficient supply of gasoline, they ar.
rived back at 10 a. m. AT 8 p. m
Vaskey played shortstop for the locals
See the Baby Overland at the Pion-
eer Garage. s660.00.-Adv
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Locke
of Highwood at the Columbus hospital
in Great Falls, a son on May is.
State eighth grade examinations
May "a and %. Seventh grade ex-
aminations May 25.
C. H. Provin and wife are in Great
Falls where he is taking chiropractic
treatments.
The nurses and doctor will be out
Friday afternoon of this week to hold
the children's clinic at the high school.
Mesdames Mary Samuelson An
thony and Viola Willard Anthony were
shopping in town Tuesday.
Miss Julia Pattsner left Tuesday
for Simms where she will conduct the
state examinations.
Dominic Spogen went to Judith
Gap, where he is receiver for a bank
rupt store, on Monday, travelling on
Burlington No. IA.
Mrs. A. M. Jewell. nee Annie Jaap,
has removed from Payette, Idaho, TO
Baker, Ore, and will soon leave the
latter place for California.
Otto Gulden of Norbert was trans
acting business in Belt this week. He
reports crops as looking fine on
Whiskey Flat.
John Magnusson bought a three
year-old Hereford bull at the sale last
week. He is very proud of the animal
and e that he got the best one
sold.
On Saturday last Mr.. Scott, state
agricultural statistician, was visiting
the local elevators with a view to SCI
curing data for his report on acreage
of grain planted in this locality as q
for crop estimates.
Arne Olson Of Lower Belt and Fred
Burrows of Fife were here on bust
ness Saturday last.
Joseph Lander and family were in
town a short time Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong of
Otter Greek were among the out-of-
town shoppers the last of the week.
A. ]. Mcdonald, Sen. John Mears,
Tom Harvey and Mr.. Westrom Of
attended the Hereford sale in
Great Falls last week and on their re-
urn stopped long enough to shake
lands with old friends. +;
The state examinations are being !.
ield today. Eighth and seventh grade 4
are being tested. Superintend-
mt j. <. Young of Stockett-Sand {
is giving the test in Belt, while
superintendent j. r. Culver and Miss \
of the local eighth grade room
re giving the examinations in Stock r
tt-Sand Coulee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillin of Conrad are q
at the home of Mrs. Gillin's I
ister, Mrs. Shredder. Mrs. Gillin will .
ave this week to make her home in
Ialifornia. liz
At the Arlington school house on
evening last the pupils of u
school gave a farewell party in
onor of Miss Julia Pattsner and Mr.. y
Evans, their teachers. The event
as also the 43rd birthday of Mr.. a
A large crowd was present
INDUCED in dancing to a late hour r.
music furnished by Mr.. and Mrs.
andall, Mrs. Junkermeier, Mrs. Ser !,
'ss and Mrs. Abe Morris, Jr. Both
r. Evans, who has Taught in Arm IA
gton for four years, and Miss Pats r
IT, who has just completed her sec -
ID term. have resigned and new Z
achers will fill their places next
vi
Blanche Servoss, Gene Morris, -
orence Cooper and Mr. Evans mo- ~
red to Ulm on Monday where they
sited the school of Mrs. Hogan, a Tic
Arlington teacher. After
ting a picnic lunch on the bank of NJ
e Missouri and attempting to dodge
E rain drops of a heavy shower, they
home.
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