Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-08-09
Miss Anna Gliko was in town Mon.

4 Miss Anna Gliko was in town Mon
, day.
Mrs. Minerva Davis is visiting .he
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. HarneI
Mrs. L. Newman, e Eurith JEFF
e fries, is here from her home in Re-
Lodge visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. John Jeffries.
) The marriage of Mrs. Maud Cham
r berlain to a Mr.. Andrews of For
/ Benton was announced in the Grea
Falls papers some days ago.
; Mrs. johnnie Marquardt and littl'
daughter have returned home from
the GRAPHICAL hospital. A first bah,
always gets a beautiful buggy, crib
etc, and this baby is no exception.
Skinny Simonis and Bill Remington
are teaching Chas. Weberg how I,
harvest this week.
N. Fl. Browning of the Ford Garag,
~unloaded another carload of Ford:
this week.
Mrs. H.. w Willard received a teie.
gram Sunday saying that her young
est brother, Walter McHardie, had
been killed in an auto accident some.
where in California. The McHardies
formerly lived here on the ranch since
occupied by John Freeman. Walter
McHardie attended school as a boy at
the old Spring Creek school while his
father was for some years school
trustee in this district. After leaving
here they had made their home in
British Columbia.
Edgar Hay went to Great Falls
yesterday on business connected with
his return to the far north which is
projected for some time in September.
He has made a shipment of some raw
furs, which he brought home, to st.
Louis to see how the market COM
pares with the Canadian market. He
plans to spend a few years in
Northern Canada before he settles
down.
On Thursday night of last week a
group Of young people enjoyed a
weiner roast a few miles down Belt
Greek. Besides the weiners many
other good things to eat were dis
posed of by the hungry crowd. They
had toasted marshmallows, ice cream
and everything else that would make
for a good time. Those present were
Martha Gabrielson, Anna Sofia, Ann
Huber, Susie Sofia, Christina Humpe,
George Huber, Andrew Sofia, Pete
Dolin, Will Huber and Frank Spiller.
Chas. Ettein and wife of Neihart,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. /. E..
Mayors Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, were
in town last week on their way to the
points of interest in Cascade county.
Miss Martha Gabrielson of the Of
flee force of the Farmers and Miners
State bank leaves Friday for Glacier
park where she will spend a ten-day
vacation with the family of Chas. Nj.
Russell at their summer home on
Lake Macdonald.
One of the employees of A. B. Nc
Way had a marrow escape from a SER
ious accident on the East Belt hill
Sunday morning. This hill is consid-
steep as all of us know. A Ford
Is also uncomfortable when an axle
breaks and when this happened the
iriver, rather than risk a ride around
he sharp turns at breakneck speed
la Thos. johnson Hoel, ran the car
nto the bank, but the speed was so
great that the car ran far enough up
he steep bank to turn over, smashing
he windshield and doing other dam
ge. Fortunately the driver escaped
With a few bruises.
On Tuesday night the Eastern Star
lad initiation and were visited by !.
Iearly fifty guests from Great Falls.
drs. Jardine, Past Grand Matron of =
he domain of Montana was present
nd gave one of the lectures. Before !,
he banquet Misses Lewis and Wise |.
nan of Helena gave several duets /,
were a treat for all who heard "
hem. +.
The Embroidery club net with Mrs.
/ A. Remington yesterday. The
uests of the day were Mrs. Provin,
frs. Bales and Mrs. Morris. The af-
ernoon was spent in the customary r
'ay with lunch as the final number
n the program. Il
Mrs. N. H. Browning and children N
ave gone TO Hamilton for a two a
'eeks' visit with Mrs. J. j. Dockery. e,
Mrs. L. Bergeron has been i'll at the 81
Of her daughter, Mrs. Nobel, g,
Geyser, for some days. DIR. ",
raybeal was called to attend her I'll
nd be considered II best to bring her IL
town where she could be directly AZ
the doctors care. Mrs. Berger ia