Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-03-22

William Shook attended the auto
show on Friday evening returning
home in the snow storm.
Mr.. Harmon of Monarch was IN
Belt Saturday to play for the dance.
Frank Knight of Great Falls was
among the eut-of-town visitors that
attended the dance Saturday night.
See N. H. Browning for all kinds
of second hand Fords-Adv. IF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper of Ar
mington are rejoicing over the arriv-
al of a baby girl about March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Leland and Mr..
and Mrs. William Fluhr motored to
Great Falls Saturday evening.
John Kleffner drove in yesterday
and took his wife and their baby son
home. The baby was born at the
GRAPHICAL hospital on March 9th.
Jos. Demuth of Lower Belt came
smilin' through Belt yesterday. He
promised the editor some limburger
dumplings when he called at the De-
muth home.
Shelby Goodman of Goodman came
in after supplies yesterday. All his
family are recovered from smallpox
with no bad effects therefrom.
Mrs. L. o. Paxon, nee Zella Larkin,
of Bristow, Arizona, is visiting home
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. George Larkin and
family this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Mackie of
Great Falls were out Wednesday to
attend the funeral. Mr.. Mackie is
now IN the Tribune staff and was for
merly printer for the Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. A. Kierstead were
in town early this week. Mrs. Kier-
stead was assisting her friend, Mrs,
Jos. Leveille.
The Ford Garage has a number of
used Ford cars for sale. If you want
a cheap car for farm or delivery work,
see Nick Browning.-Adv. If
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jonas Kivinen of Spionkop is at the
home Of Gus Johnson with a severe
attack of pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kivinen are in town with her.
FOR SALE-Range, heating stove,
sanitary steel couch, wash tubs,
wringer and wringer bench and other
small articles. Earl Rector, Bird Ave,
near Beaudry's.-Adv.
After the regular session of the
Eastern Star lodge Tuesday night a
very enjoyable lunch was served by
the lodge for their members and
the Masons who had a special invita-
ton to attend 1t was a most delight
full occasion for all who attended.
Mike Lynch, Jr., has been circulate
ing around town considerably of late.
The feason is that a new daughter
came to his house on the ninth day
of the present month.
For Sale-All models of second
hand Fords at Ford Garage.-Adv. If
Berton Bales entertained a number
of his little boy friends at his home
Tuesday afternoon, the occasion being
seventh birthday. The time was
passed with games of various kinds
which a lunch was served by /.
Mrs. Bales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O'Fallon drove
out from Great Falls to attend the
funeral of Evelyn Isaacson. Mrs. ]
O'Fallon was born Jennie Landry and I
formerly lived here where she was >
,ompositor for the local newspaper.
About two weeks oga a large guam
of cast-iron balls were discovered
about the Great Northern depot. They
ooked very much like old-fashioned /,
rape shot and would make a wicked a
edition to a bombs effectiveness
Quite a number Of these are around -
own and no one has been able to per- "a
nanently identify them. AS missiles n
hey are par excellence. Sunday IL
yhile a small boy was testing his a.
craftsmanship by throwing one at a al
OK car, he failed to hit the car but
he made a perfect target on 10
ne of H. Morrow's front windows, az
a clean shot through both the N
torn window and the permanent ia
lass. The youngster owned up and m
as pardoned through the advocacy Of do
Irs. Appleyard who has a warm place co
her heart for the small boys
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