Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-08-07

. Iheln1a from Great Falls were call
a ing on friends here last Sunday.
Mrs. Kosld Of Little Belt was dow
last Friday and reported a great guam
tity Of berries.
Eddie Johnson returned yesterda,
from Little Belt where he has assist
ed in haying the past three weeks.
Hilda Sivimaki, who has been Wis
iting friends here for the last two
weeks, returned home last Saturday
Frank Sheldon has ordered -four
eattle cars for the 18th and will ship
early because cattle are prime. Chas
Anderson has ordered one car for the
natne date
4 N. H. Browning always has
second hand Fords for sale.--Ad
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright and sons
Jenior and Russell. passed through
tawn on their way from Logging
Geek to the Kevin-Sunburst oil fields.
Within the next month they win re-
move to Colorado to make their home
Misses Pearl Atkinson and Myrtle
skadsen passed through Belt Tues
Gay on their way to visit Mrs. Lester
Crane.
II IL reported that ]. L. Blair Of
Mobson. former manager Of the A. C.
=. Co. store In Belt, is seriously IN
AMd Il confined to hts bed with dia-
betes.
On last Friday evening shower
waa given for Millie Flurek AZ the
hosaa sof Alies and Asay Besndxx, The
6sz'zaa nsEs Assswmama ~ Maaasm assd
white vita eantsrpiece o. swset
peas. Theshonor wuest was presented
withfa silver sugar and erealner VITA
tray. 500 was played throughout the
evening. Those present were Louise
Lochray. Gsnevieye Schroeder, Nellie
Klimas, Katherine Merkle, Margaret
Pauline Yurko, Laura
SpOeen. Mile Florek, Maude Apple
yard, Amy and Alice Beaudry.
At . meeting Of the stockholders ,
Of the Belt Farmers Mill and Elsva-
tor company on the second Of August
Matt Shannon was reelected director
and John Tuura and John KIeffner
we're added to the board. The old
officers Of the company were alI re-
elected.
c. F. Anderson was in town yester-
lay with Mrs. Anderson. He AYERS
hat his winter wheat is the finest
hat he has seen in years and that un-
ess II is hailed out he will have one
f the finest crops ever. The kernels
re three in mesh. The heads are
ong and hang straight down.
Wilbert Thompson, former Belt ,
oy, but now q resident Of Great Falls
vas visiting relatives here last week. ,
Vilbert was accompanied by two 1
retty little misses whom he intro
uced as bis daughters. Z
Mrs. Andrew Maxi Of sawmiil creek
vas operated upon Monday in Great Z
'alls for . diseased kidney. At last h
sports she WAS improving and her
ondition was announced as satisfac- n
yry. =
Jos. Bazant Of Lower Belt came to
,wn after lumber and other repairs b
Iondsy. A
John Magnuson of Rocky Ridge
ade q trip here after supplies early y
lis week. He says that a rain would
, spring wheat l0t Of good in his c,
,ction. g.
John GIiko was here after harvest
g supplies this week. nj
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Starny Of o,
elena are visiting Mrs. stamy's par
Its, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fish Of Ray u
,sfOrd. Mr. stamy is employed at
e Federal Reserve Bank IN Helena
d likes that city very much.
Walter Fish, Roy Fish, Walter sp
amy and Mr.. Bright were in Belt tn
Iesday on business. co
Combines are working on the Bum 80
rner and Robertson places and win TO
on be going on the }. B. Long ranch. tel
Rev. DAyid 4. Miller and family Of
ldweIl, Kansas, stopped IN Belt last fol
,ek 70 visit fhe family Of }. r. cul- lie
: The KILLERS are on their way to thl
iifornfa BY auto. pr
Ar1 AIMS Patfsner and faEnily tn
ve rssnoved to Spokane. WASH ful
lera thav win make their home with
liza, mlhn Il tsnehin0 there John il no
'klnm nas@r their interests here. th'