Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-03-15
PERSONALS CONCERNING PEOPLE
of BELT AND IMMEDIATE VICINITY

James Harris spent Wednesday in
Great Falls.
Saturday, March 18th, will be Tag
Day for St Thomas, Orphans home
in the various towns and cities Of Cas-
cade county.
William Pilgersm and George Les
ter are back from the capitol follow
ing the close of the Legislative ses-
! sion.
John Carr was a business visitor in
Great Falls this week.
Ladies' and Gents suits cleaned
and pressed at old stand on the bridge.
". Van Tassal-Adv.
Deputy Sheriff Leland arrested
Andrew Mosell Sr. Monday on a
charge of furnishing liquor to minors
and took him before Justice of the
Peace Wilson in Great Falls who put
him under one thousand dollar bail to
guarantee his appearance at court
when the case is called,
Those from Belt who went to Great
Falls to see May Robson in Mothers
Millions" were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, DIR.
and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Gull
yer, Mrs. Appleyard, Miss Knudson,
Miss Seebaum, William Shook, Herb
Siegling.
Schuyler Armstrong was a business
visitor here yesterday.
Miss Pauline Yurko and mother
went to Great Falls Tuesday, where
Mrs. Yurko will be operated on today.
Mrs. Selma Sharrard entertained
the Home club of the Rebekahs Mt her
home On Third avenue Friday after
noon. The hostess served a bounteous
lunch and a nice amount of work was
accomplished. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. William Pilgeram of
Arlington.
Mrs. Joseph Leveille returned on
Wednesday from Great Falls where
she had been visiting her daughter,
Evelyn. who is i'll in Columbus hos
pital.
DR.. Geo. A. Lhamon, the Exclusive
Specialist, will be at the
Waldo Hotel March 18th and 10th.
Have your eyes examined. Get the
about your eyes. Thirty-one
years experience assures you right
ylasses.-Adv. I'd
Two weeks ago the Embroidery
Hub met with Mrs. George Stuffed. Al,
number were in attendance who
to the utmost the afternoon /
md the delightful lunch served at the
hour. This week the club
meets with Mrs. Thomas Wright. |,
Mrs. Powell of Great Falls has
'een visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John JET T.
ries for a week. D
Delbert Shirley returned home Sat-
Irday from Washington where he has !
'een working as a scaler in a lumber .
amp. /,
OHc VI the iaikcat IfoWus sccH ia 4
in recent years gathered at the
Ugh school auditorium last Friday
iiht to witness the pgeant, 1.-THE
triking Of Americas Hour" given BY :
8 Of approximately rs people Of :
ne First Methodist church Of Great !,
ialls. assisted by more thar so local :
The pageant represented the :
pirits Of Brotherhood, Justice and :
Various nations were brought
afore these spirits, and at last Amer
a, to whom the immigrants, child
4borers and foreigners made their APP :,
with the result that America
to come TO their aid. The 8
arts were all well taken and although
lie production was short it made a
pod impression on the large audi p
ice. The Spirit Of Play, with local
lildren appearing in games, was es-
pleasing. Assisting the ac- M
RS was a seven-piece orchestra from en-
reat Falls and a local choir of 20 r.
omen. The pageant was presented a
lder the auspices Of the local Metho- r,
st church. n.