Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-03-01


Miss Grace Jewell spent Sunday
with her parents.
H. R. Peck of Bozeman arrived In
Belt Monday to see his brother who is
ill atthe Graphical hospital.
Miss Clara McShane of Zurich, was
in Great Falls Saturday visiting her
brother, Roch, who is i'll in Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Fluhr were business
visitors in Great Falls Saturday.
In Great Falls at the tournament
were Burney Kjose, Arne Bakko, Viii
liam Shook, Herb Seigling. Nellie Xii
mas, Antosia Klimas, Grace Jewell.
Mrs. Lawrence, Miss Tookey, Miss
Knudson, MFR. Spogen, Mr.. Oertli, Mr..
Culver, Mr.. and Mrs. Fiuhr, Clara
Calone and Charles McShane.
Col. Mckay of the Great Northern
Fuel department was in this city early
in the week.
Arne Bakko made q business trip to
Cascade this week.
Mrs. Helen Johnson was a passen-
ger to Great Falls Wednesday.
The Great Falls Leader has a Won
derful oil edition this week. Making
due allowance for optimistic writers
on the different oil structures and
fields of the state, there is still a ire
mendous amount of information to be
CLEANED from the articles. Our con-
CALCULATIONS to the Leader.
John Yurko returned to Great Falls
Sunday, after spending the day with
his mother and sisters.
Virgil Ross, who is employed at
Great Falls, spent Sunday here with
his wife.
Dominic Spogen returned from
Great Falls Sunday after attending
the basketball tournament.
The Misses Alice Beaudry and Lou
Use Lochray spent Saturday visiting
in Great Falls.
L. B. Lockhart drove out in his Cad
lilac on business matters Tuesday.
Walter Rice was in Belt from Rice
vile on Tuesday.
Mrs. S. A. Remington entertained
the Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church last week. The afternoon was
spent in needle work for the guild.
Late In the afternoon lunch was
About 20 members and guests
present.
Paul Gulden made a business trip
to Great Falls Wednesday.
d. Spogen was a stage passenger to
the county seat yesterday.
s. A. Remington and SON, S. A., Jr.,
we're in Great. Falls on business this
week.
George Browning was in the county
seat Wednesday and Thursday.
Jim Nader Of Lower Belt is spend
ng the winter with his boys in Great
{
John Krebs visited the Electric City i,
Tuesday.
ID. McGillis has arrived from Idaho l
md has gone to work as blacksmith t
or N. H. Browning. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson re- C
urned from Great Falls Tuesday ]
yhere they had been visiting Mr..
ohnson's parents. p
Nick Bakko spent a few days in the a
City this week. a
Arthur Blais returned from Great n
'alls, where he had been employed "
some months, early this week. o
Jacob Krier of Geyser stopped off b
tuesday, for a short visit with his F
aughter, who is staying with Dr..
raybeaL la
The high school basketball team f
i'll leave Friday afternoon for STAN OF
'rd, where they tangle that night N
it'll the fast Stanford team. Satur- fe
ny they proceed to Lewistown where al
icy wind up the season in a game 81
it'll Fergus County high school. a
Norman Gillette was a visitor in tr
wn Tuesday. m
Evelyn Isaacson is reported much WI
approved. 1t is hoped that she may ha
me home soon. ly.
If o have anything which you do Sc
t need and which may prove useful SIX
someone, advertise it for sale in our vo
assified ad column. Lar
David Blomquist Of Spokane is Wis W
ng friends and relatives in this vi he
Sp
Ed Newman Of the Liberty ranch at 30
user was a business visitor in town
ms
Sam Monegar returned Tuesday hi
a business trip to the county NV
IT. be-
The successful guessers in the bean SIT
1test at the G.. w. Merkle store last I'M
elk were, boys-George Wood. first; me
lrence Schmauch, second. Girls 10,
Q~u.sr~for fist Tr7uH OF