Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-09-13
Mrs. A. Fluhr Of Helena is visiting

Mrs Tom Lochray of Billings il
visiting her husbands parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Lochrsy.
Julia Pattsner win teach in tbs
Spokane city schools this year.
Walter Rice and Charles Rice Of
Riceville were in town on business or
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Bergeron of Geyser is ex-
pected by Mrs. L. Hockett soon tc
spend the winter with her.
Miss Carrie Tookey, former teacher
in the Belt schools, is now principal OF
the Junior high school in Libby.
G~enevieve Schroeder, Pauline Yur-
ko, Stella Light, Lucille Atkinson,
Louise Lochray. VIM. Shocks. Her
bert Siegling. Joseph Segla, Lorne
McConkey and yeikko Auren attend
ed the dance at Raynesford Saturday
night.
Miss Edith Blain will leave for Sc
attic the last of the week where she
will resume her work at the Univer-
sity of Washington. She will grad
uate in two quarters in the Home
Economics course in which she has
specialized in textiles.
Strictly modern furnished house for
sale or rent. See Paul Gulden.
Miss Mildred Dnnston. s%tenogra-
pher at the Blackfoot Indian agency
at Browning, made a flying trip home
to see her uncle, Mr.. Cain.
The Embroidery club meets with
Mrs. F. Rush on Wednesday, Sept. 10.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
met with Mrs. Oscar Samuelson this
week. Besides the regular members
it was attended by many of the teach
ers. There was the annual election of
officers. The society will meet with
Mrs. s.. Lewis in two weeks.
Adolph Heikkila of Little Belt
creek was in town on business Satur-
day.
Milton Watkins of Raynesford was
one of the out of town Belt visitors
the last of the week.
On Saturday Roy Johnson of Tiger
Butte was in town with a four horse
team after a load of threshing sup
plies.
Rasmus Nelson of Tiger Butter was
making arrangements for shipping
cattle Saturday.
The Paulson brothers on the Tiger
Butte road had some wheat which
went so bushels to the acre.
Mat Shannon brought in a car load
of cream Saturday and states that
while he has not threshed yet, his
wheat will be good.
David Pimperton's wheat is now
being threshed by John Sweeney's
threshing outfit.
Burney Kjose and Joe Fischer of
Stockett were calling on friends Sat {
urday. 4
Earl Watson of Raynesford was a I
business visitor in town Saturday. 1
Mrs. John Kincaid and family of {
Spionkop were shopping in Belt the {
last of the week. c
Paul Gulden has cut off the front Of d
the. old cigar factory to make room =
for the new bridge. This week C. E..
Peterson has been busy putting in a
front.
Strictly modern furnished house for
sale or rent. See Paul Culden.
Mrs. Kate Siegling and Mrs. A. F..
Morris. Jr., were shopping in town the
asst of the week from their home in
Arlington.
Messrs. David L~edbetter, Walker
md Lundin drove from Neihart to
treat Falls Saturday. They had some
rouble in Belt making the Lizzie
limb the hill.
Pinky Holderby, newspaper man of
iweetgrass, with his family were Wis
ling relatives in the city Sunday.
D. w. HhucrsoH, Jfss VIII ledNe III
ay for Bend, Ore, where he has ac-
epted a position as manager of a
rowing picture theatre.
C. E. Cain, wife and daughter of
obalt, Ontario, are visiting the for
Ier's sister, Mrs. Ed Dunston. They
west by the C. P. r. r., Wis
ing Banff, Vancouver, Seattle, Spo-
ane and other points of interest be-
ire coming here whence they will re-
I'm home. Mr.. Cain is a Manxman, I
aving been born on the Isle of Man,
I'd came to this country at 20 years
age He has made his home in that
NOUS silver camp, Cobalt, for a
lmber of years. He had not seen
8 sister, Mrs. Dunston, for a great 1
any years
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