Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Nevills and
daughter Drueilla were Great Falls
visitors Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Hsbei and son George attended
the Tyson sale at Stockett Thursday.
The sale was a success, they said.
Mr.. Smith, representing the Texas
Oil company, spent Thursday. Friday
and Saturday of last week in u vi
cinity.
D. A. Cameron made a trip to Stock
EFT Saturday night. He was accom-
panied by Mr. Smith who was enroute
to Great Falls.
Mrs. John Boadle went into Great
Falls Monday to keep house for her
three children who are attending
school. She has been here at the
ranch during threshing.
Mr.. Staiey of the Texas Oil Co. and
his son were business visitors in our
Community Saturday.
H. G. Sheirbon, Z. N. Thrasher and
F. M. Bartlett have gone hunting.
A number of cars attempted 70 get
into the mountains Saturday to go
hunting. A few were forced TO retreat
because of the snow in the foothills
and because of the blizzard Saturday
night.
Coyotes are becoming real bold.
They come right into the door yards
and pick up chickens. H. G. Sheirbon
killed a fine %speciman this week.
Nitro Zeleniak made a business trip
into Great Falls Friday. On Satur-
day he made a trip to Highwood.
Tom Oeth and Billie Burke were up
in the mountains Saturday after the
formers cattle.
Mr.. Quigiey of the Latham Coal Co.
was at the Bartlett place from Monday
till Friday. He brought out a load of
coal for the school house and had
some difficulty in getting it up, so he
took plenty Of time for his return trip.
Glenn Belts and a friend from the
Bench were out chasing a bear all day
Monday but the bear was too fast for
them.
Charles Monohan- captured a big
deer on Deep creek this week.
A letter received from Mrs. Broad
hurst states that Mrs. McComas is
still quite i'll.
Austin and Claude Broadhurst re-
turned home Saturday from the Den
son place. On Monday Austin made
a business trip to Stockett.
Walter Burke returned Tuesday af-
ter an extended absence. He is again
making his home at Cameron's.
Jimmie johnson is stacking his
grain on the lower place.
Mrs. Fl. Thrasher and son, E. NJ,
were Great Falls visitors Monday.
Mr.. Staley and a friend from Great
Falls passed through here Monday on
their way to Logging Greek for a deer
hunt.
Steve zeleniak is reported to have
bagged two bear and a fine deer dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Harry Savage and Win White
returned Saturday night from Cas-
cade where they went to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Savage's father, My
ron Mcdaniel.
The Nopens machine started thresh-
ing on the Weiss place Saturday. The
grain there is stacked.
A neiyhborhood Halloween masked
party was scheduled TO come off at the
school house Saturday night but had
to be postponed because of the storm.
1t will be held next Saturday night,
November 8. il it doesn't storm again.
Mrs. Orville Hales, who will be re-
membered as May Sutherland, died
Friday in Great Falls and was buried
from the Presbyterian church Of that
place Sunday. Her death was q shock
to her many friends who had known
her all her life. Mrs. Hales grew up
in our neighborhood and was married
At Evans IL years ago this Christmas
A large number Of friends went to the
Falls Sunday to attend the funeral.
Monday morning wAs ~ pretty q
morning M one could wish, but by
mid-afternoon II was raining. That
soon turnsd to sieet and for two days
IN vsgs&ation. fences. ETC.. were beau
ttfuily ssetsd with ice which shons
NEe MJufnls. The ice had scarcely
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