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

Frank Chaisson of Sand Coulee
spent Sunday in Belt.
Joe Colarchic made a business TRIP
to Belt Monday from his ranch near
Raynesford.
d. Spogen returned on Tuesday
from Helena where he had been at
tending to business matters at the
capitol.
ONE DOLLAR SALE
on last seasons hats at the Belt
Millinery Store.-Adv. lip
Walfred Sheldon went to Great
Falls on business Monday.
Charles Lochray and d. Spogen
made a business trip to the county
seat Sunday and will return in a few
days.
On Monday Nels Nelson and wife
returned from Neihart where they had
been visiting with their daughter,
Mrs. Clingan Olson.
Charles Brodie left for Camp Lewis
on train No. 43 Monday, His address
will be in care Of srd Tank Company,
Camp Lewis, Wash.
Ed Donovan deputy sheriff of Nei-
hart was a business visitor in Belt on
Monday night.
R. R. Porter, formerly of Bynum,
has bought out the Mercantile bust
ness of Henderson & Smith of Mel
hart and will proceed to remodel the
store and make IL more attractive. Mr..
Smith and family spent Monday night
in Belt while he made arrangements
for material needed. Mr.. Devore, .
carpenter who has the contract for the
went to Neihart by the same
Charles Holmberg is home from the
hospital in Great Falls
he was operated upon a month
ago for appendicitis. He is feeling
fine again.
Rev. Edgington, pastor of the First
NJ. E. church of Billings, delivered his
famous lecture "Rainbows and Pots of
before an appreciative audi
snce in the Methodist church on Fri
lay night last.
Mrs. Maud Chamberlain spent a
of days this week with her
laughter, Mrs. Joseph Peters.
j. G. Brady, Lucille Brady, Mrs. N.
Nelson and Mrs. j. r. Culver mo-
In to the tournament Saturday
hight.
M. J.. Abbey of Bozeman, who is d.
ector Of vocational training in the
Ugh schools of the state under the
smith-Hughes act, was visiting Mr..
department in the local high
chool Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy EngdahI and
aughter spent Sunday in Belt.
Frank Spiller left Sunday for Fou-
ek's ranch where he will spend a
yeek.
The anniversary meeting Of the b.
!. o. E. of Great Falls will be held in
hat city Monday evening, March 9th.
he annual election Of officers will oc-
ir at this time. Smokes, Eats and
All ladies who are interested in
lblic health work are requested to
tend a meeting at the high school
lditorium sewing room on Thursday,
arch 8, at 2 p. m. Miss Mecklenburg
explain her plans for the renewal
the clinic week. A light lunch viii
served. The next clinic will be on :
March 80. i
Miss Mabel Woods gave a party for |
number of friends Tuesday night. |
gathered at the telephone
flee and then went to the home Of |
RS. Ora Wilson. Cards were played |
r a while and then rugs were taken
and dancing was INDUCED in for q
ort time. An ameteur magician did
few sleight Of hand tricks. Others
ed their luck at singing. About
a delicious and dainty lunch
Is served. Then everyone departed,
wing enjoyed the evening thorough
Those present were Misses Lillian
rvoss, Murray, Light, Gunhilde
Myrtle Skadsen, Grace Ser
IS, Helen Depew, Arloine Depew,
ny McCafferty, Bertha McCafferty,
'ods, Peters, and Messrs. Butts,
rner, vaskey, Fish, Remington,
,gen, Auren, Shirley, Nordquist,
both, Servoss and Mccoy.
dive Branch Rebekah lodge No. 20,
{ in regular session on Tuesday of
5 week. An enjoyable and instruc-
E meeting was held, about 80 mem
g being present. Mrs. Sara Mode
, state president of the order, was
bile to get here for the special
Monday, but came Tuesday
the regular meeting. At the close
fho n,ccffu0 entertainments were