Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-02-08
PERSONALS CONCERNING PEOPLE
of BELT AND IMMEDIATE VICINITY


) Cooking oil, pints soc Cash Store.
The Guild met with Mrs. Home
Armstrong this week.
Friday night the Pythian Sister
will entertain the X. of P's. at a carr
party.
The expected game between oui
town team and the Havre team haI
been postponed owing to a conflict o
dates.
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Stewart returned
Sunday from the funeral of the doc
tors mother which was held in Helens
on Thursday.
Misses Kyle and Lewis were in
Great Falls on Saturday night. Miss
Lewis was on the program at a ban
quet given by the NJ. f. church.
Cookies, 2 pounds 25c Cash Store.
On Wednesday a number of cars
were stalled in the snow drifts at the
top of the grade, some of which be-
longed to the Eastern Star visitors.
Mrs. James Ramisden and daughter
Gladys of Rothiemay, Mont, are Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Brady.
Miss Mecklenburg was examining
the children of the Belt schools Mon
day.
The Altar Society of st. Marks
church viii give a card party in the
Parish hall on Tuesday evening, Feb.
18th. Play win start at 8 sharp.-Ad
Miss Clara Christison. county su-
@intendert LOT seho6ls@was Inspect
ing the local schools the first Of the
week.
Pure Fruit Preserves No. s., GOO;
$l.25 at the Cash Store.
Mrs. James J. Dockery has returned
to her home in Hamilton after a two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
N. H. Browning.
Swifts Empire Bacon 30c Cash Store.
The American Legion will hold a
big smoker in the X. p. hall tonight
Thursday. There will be music, two
two-round bouts between local boys
and a big feed.
Lost-Horn : Rimmed glasses be-
tween Belt and Arlington. Return
to Gilbert Ford in care Of Schuyler
Armstrong.
The clinics, under the direction of
the county health force, will be re-
sumed at the high school auditorium
February 10. General health
as well as the care of ba-
bies, viii be given attention. Crippled
children or those afflicted in any way
will be advised and aided if possible.
those interested in public health
are urged to attend.
Large Grape Fruit 1Oc Cash Store.
In the ~Raynesford correspondence
you will find an account of the wed
ling of Tessie Colarchick and Martini
xonesky.
James Harris and z. H. Sunder-
rode to Great Falls Tuesday,
With j. w. Leland.
French's Mustard zoe Cash Store.
On Monday, January 20, in Seattle
occurred the wedding of Mrs. Irene
PEARSON O'Brien and L. r. Macdonald
# San Francisco. Mrs. Macdonald is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
carson of Belt and was for some
nurse in charge of the hospital
t Conrad. The newly-weds viii make
heir home in San Francisco where +,
Macdonald is practicing his pro- l
ession of civil and mining engineer. 1
The Ladies Guild Of st. Luke's s
Episcopal church will give an after
Don card party in the X. p. HaILon q
saturday afternoon, Feb. 10th next.
Mr.. and Mrs Ora Wilson took adj 4
antage of the gooA~foads Saturday
nd motored in to Great Falls. t
On Monday evening of last week
irs. Charles Rice entertained her II
unday school class. The evening was
playing games and pulling taft 8
r. Delicious refreshments were then {
by the hostess.
Oranges 25c dozen Cash Store. il
Charles ,uoa h,sfnaggl
in Great Falls Sunday. &
Miss Bernice Ross, niece Of Mrs. d. Ii
olgan, and who has been employed
' the Mckee Stationery company Of a
reat Falls, visited for a few days N
18th Mrs. Colgan and on Wednesday
for Chicago where she will visit te
r a few weeks. al
Large Armours Oats 33c at the -