Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-09-20
PERSONALS CONCERNING PEOPLE
of BELT AND IMMEDIATE VICINITY

The Eastern Star installed officers
on Tuesday night. A large crowd
We're present, many from Great Falls
and Stockett, among whom was Mrs.
Johannes Van Teylingen who rendered
several solos which were heartily en-
joyed by her audience. A banquet
was served.
Mrs. Minnie Browning was honored
at the convention of the Pythian Sis
ters in Great Falls recently by being
elected Grand Guard. 1t is customary
to pass the officers up through all the
grand lodge chairs, therefore Mrs.
Browning is in line for the highest
office in the state.
John Jeffries is making a great i'm
provement to the appearance of Cast
ner street by repairing and painting
the house formerly owned by Thos.
Glynn. When it is painted we move
that John himself be decorated.
A subscription list is being circu-
lated by City Marshal Fluhr for the
repair of the foot bridge.
John Hackshaw has closed the old
path from the Custer school to the
foot bridge and there is one less dam
gerous crossing for the school chill
dren. That no child was ever killed
at this spot speaks well for the agility
and surefootedness of the little folks.
Mrs. w. T. Trainor and children left
yesterday for Havana, ILL.,, where they
will reside. Mr.. Trainer is now EN-
ployed as railroad fireman and does
not expect to return to Montana.
Sam Williams, Fred Goodrich and
Andrew Bachan were passengers or
Tuesdays train to the county seat.
The Embroidery club viii meet with
Mrs. Ora Wilson on October 3.
Mrs. Bemis and daughter, Elsie,
spent last Saturday in Great Falls.
Fred G~ustafson was a business call
err in Belt Saturday.
Rev. f. Brown, former pastor of the
Baptist church here, was a visitor in
Belt on Wednesday.
Lorne McConkey was in Great Falls
a few hours Wednesday.
Miss Gunhilde Skadsen of Raynes-
ford drove to Belt with friends yes
and spent a few minutes greet
ing old friends.
C. H. Provin and son James return
ed from the east last Thursday where
they had been visiting relatives and
incidentally calling upon the Mayo
Bros. at Rochester, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. |. Crazy will have
a sale soon after which they will leave
for the coast to find a new location.
Trains No. AZ and AZ, better known
as the early and late trains which
nave been a great convenience to Belt
during the summer, have been
cancelled and will be seen no more UNI
next park season.
Mrs. John Magnusson returned to
Belt Saturday after having spent a
days in Great Falls.
Miss Mary Morris left for her school
t Arrow Greek on Saturday.
Mrs. Jewell was on the sick list a
ew days last week.
Paul Gulden was avisitor in Great
'alls Friday.
Thos. Noble, Arthur Hamment, Ben
and John Jap went hunting
! Judith Basin county Sunday.
Miss Anna Porter and Evelyn Lam
er spent the week end at their homes
ear Highwood.
Walter Jaap Of Butte and viii Jap
: Tracy spent Sunday visiting rela-
YES in Belt.
Robert Heron and nephew of Tracy
'ent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
rank Heron.
Mrs. n. II. Browning was shopping
tween trains in the county seat on =
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Miss Elsie Bemis and Mrs. Maud =
,pleyard will leave Sunday for Dill
\ where they will enter the State
primal college.
Mrs. Frank Rush entertained the
nbroidery club at 500 Wednesday
ternoon. Four tables were at play
d the prize for high score was won
Mrs. Phil Leveille while Mrs. Joe
veille won the consolation and Mrs.
G.. Nohl the prize for low score.
e clubs guests for the afternoon
re Mrs. N. T. Wilson, Mrs. Sam
iIson, Miss Elsie Bemis, Mrs. A.
Mrs. w. F1uhr, Mrs. c. W.