Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-12-27

TO Waltham for the school vacation.
The mcInnis girls are spending
their vacation at Rocky Ridge with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Nulliner Of Ray
nesford were business visitors in Belt
Saturday.
Norris Jewell, who has been in
Portland, Oregon, for several months,
is home for the holidays.
Miss Myrtle Childerhose, who has
been at home taking care of her
brother Alec, will return to Butte to-
day.
NJ. T. Messelt returned to Wolf
Point Wednesday after spending Xmas
with his family here.
Mrs. Mary Schroeder left for Hell
ena Saturday where she spent Christ
mas with her daughter.
Walter Rice from Riceville was do
ing some Christmas shopping in Belt
on Monday.
J.. II. Irwin Of Tiger Butte brought
in his family the first of the week to
get the necessary supplies for Christ
mas.
Miss Frances Peters of the Three
Forks schools is visiting her mother
and sisters ove the holidays.
Miss Victoria Dunston is home from
her position in the forestry service at
Libby to spend the vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dunston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ranta of Gey-
ser spent Christmas here Mt the Eric
Miller home. Mrs. Ranta and Mrs.
Miller are sisters.
Hair Bobbing and Hair Dressing a
specially at the former shop of Bob
Robinson. Chas. C. White. -Adv.27
Mrs. Viola Anthony was a shopper
in the Belt stores on Monday.
George Huber, who has been work
ing in the Mountain View mine in
Butte, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jude Huber.
Miss Gertrude Huber, who is at
tending the state university at Nilsson
la, returned home last week TO spend
the holidays with her people.
Mike P~attsner, who is employed in
Great Falls, came home for Christmas.
He is playing basketball In the Great
Falls City league as a member of the
Murphy Maclay team.
Bulk candies, bar candies and box
candies at Manchester's.-Adv.
Miss Grace Jewell, who is teaching
near Cascade. is spending the holiday
season with her mother.
Everett K~erneghan was t~ransacting
business in Belt Wednesday. His home
is at S~pionkop and he expects to have
over 100 hogs for market about the
first Of March.
Peter Brown Of Rocky Ridge was a
business visitor in Belt Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jeffries spent
Christmas with relatives II town. Mr..
Jeffries is employed in the county
treasurer's office in the court house.
Andrew Soha came home from Spo-
kane for the holidays. He is employed
as a salesman for a wholesale grocery
company in Spokane. He will return
there soon. :
Second hand Ford cars for sale at
Ford Garage. N. II. Browning. Prop.
Miss Pauline Velebir, who is teach
ing In the Dutch settlement south of
stockett for the second year, is spend
.ng the holidays with her parents, Mr.. I
and Mrs. Andrew velebir.
B. r. Feeler Of Lower Belt was in
Wednesday.
Joe Fischer Of Stockett spent
Christmas here with his brother, r. J..
Two Belt young men raced carr
Town Cashier street on Sunday. This
vas not considered good form by the
Belt authorities, who assessed a heavy
inc as a penalty.
The police magistrate has been quite
the last few days. Mat Repelo
rev a $40 fine for having taken too
much and Andrew Antonich contrib
ted the same amount for disturbing
he peace.
Mrs. r. S. Blair has returned to her
ONE az Arlington from Toronto,
where she had been visiting
e~Iatives for the past three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne McConkey and
heir grandmother, Mrs. Mosier of
taynesford, spent a few days at the
anch Of Mrs. Mcconkey's parents on
ora Greek.
Alma Chapter No. 40 o. z. s will
old a special meeting Friday even
lg, January 4th. Installation Of Of
GERS followed by a social hour.
Alma Johnson, w. M.
Wallace Crow and mother, Mrs. j.
Cvor, ,uare ahnrnfrU bore Moudav