Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08

Austin Broadhurst returned nom
Wednesday from a few days visit a
Stockett.
Nitro Zeleniak has been hauling
wheat to Stockett the past week.
DR.. F. Foard, Miss Alice Robinson
and Miss Sadie Halvorson, all of the
County Health board, visited the loca.
school Tuesday at which time they
gave each child a thorough examina.
ton and y~accinated four of the pupils
Sheldon Thrasher, Fred Bartlett and
Austin B%roadhurst made two trips to
Stockett this week hauling in grain
from the Thrasher ranch.
Mrs. s. H. Thrasher and Miss Doro-
thy returned Thursday from a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Nettie Birkeff-
buel at Sun River.
Mrs. A. w. Anthony and daughter,
Irene. spent Saturday. at the NevilPs
home. They were accompanied home
that night by little Miss Drucilla
Nevills.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson and
sons spent Tuesday at the Thrasher
home where Mr. Johnson got his REQ
put in first class condition.
Mrs. Nevills4 Axisito&Monday
81 The Vrk~aebor home
The Habel boys have been hauling
grain to market the past week, MAX
ing the trip every other day.
A number of deer have come out of
the mountains during the past 10 days.
Bear have been seen a number of times
and some have been killed by local
people.
Jimmie Johnson and wife were yis-
itors in Great Falls on business Sat
urday.
Sam Martin returned from the
mountains Thursday night where he
had been for the past month.
Mrs. Gereke and son Oscar have
gone to California where they expect
to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sheirbon spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Thrasher
home, returning Monday.
Mrs. H. Thrashef and Mrs. f. N
Thrasher and son, William Page, went
to Great Falls Monday. From there
Mrs. f. N. Thrasher and son took the
train for Lewistown being called there
by the illness of her mother, Mrs. L.
s Butler.
Mrs John Boadle spent the week at
Tiger Butte with her husband. She
has been living in Great Falls where
their three children are attending the
schools of that city.
An accident to the engine has held
up the Nopens machine at the Weise
place after the completion Of that job
and before moving to the Gemmill
place.
D. A. Cameron has been hauling his
grain to market the past week.
The J. B. Long company has been
moving most of his stock to the lower
place. Mr.. Kruse is still superintend-
ng the work at the upper place here,
and is filling in odd moments by cut
ing timber for new sheep sheds.
Mr.. Latham Of the Latham Coal
company hauled a load of coal to the i,
ichool house Sunday and returned to
Stockett with something over three j.,
ons of oats, loaded at the Bartlett {
,ranary.
Peter Zeleniak entered Evans school :.
thursday, again bringing the enroll !
nent up to Is. !
Nh. and Mrs. Duncan Cameron and !
aughter, Corrine, and Mr.. and Mrs.
oseph Habel made a trip to town on
Ellis and Sheldon Thrasher have s.
gain begun threshing, starting at the
;ibson place Monday. They have a "
God start and hope to be through in
0 days. Their crew is composed Of B
G. Sheirbon, F. M. Bartlett, Henry
and Austin and Claude Il
An informal school children's Hal c
party vas given at the Evans +,
chool Saturday. Most of those pres
Mt were masked. Those who weren't P
masked made up for it in cat and owl J
c~reeching, ~tick-tacking and their II
hostly noises both inside and out. All
resent participated in the children's t,
ames, til older ones adding a few
itherto unknown quirks to the games. "
everal stunts were pulled off. among -
be most enjoyed being a ~pie-contest d
I which George snd Robert Habel
,ok the prizes. At midnixht coffee, X
Ike and sandwiches Wex4 served and p