Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-08-28

rev days with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. n. J. SENEGAL, returned b
ner home the first OF this week. She
was accompanied by her son Edward
: who had spent his summer vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. SENEGAL.
Mrs. JOS. MeClintock drove in on
Tuesday from their ranch on Little
Belt.
Miss Thelma Loberg Of Great Falls
has been visiting Eva Lessn the pazt
week.
Mr., and Mrs. Kuvaja Of Stockett
called on friends here last Sunday.
Mrs. Williamson and daughter Lil-
liam of Great Falls, accompanied BY
Mrs. Auren and Lama. visited friends
ION Little Belt last week.
Mr. and Mrs. NisuIa from Silver
Dyke passed through here Saturday
lon their way to Great Falls.
Mrs. Walters and Gust johnson and
children motored 10 the Silver Dyke
on Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. James Peters, Mrs.
BakRo and daughter Lillian were shop
ping in Great Falls Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Hasu drove /
through Belt Sunday on their way
home from visit at Geyser,
Mrs. Oscar Huhtanen, who has been
III for some time, became worse last
Saturday and was taken to q Great
Falls hospital.
Alma Chapter. o. E, s., will meet
on September End.
The Pythian Sisters viii meet on
Thursday evening, Sept. 9TH.
Mike Rocks was in town MONDAY on
business. Carl PoIutnik came in with
him. Mr.. Rocks says that his grain
is ripening slowly. Some Of It Is
ready to cat
John Koskella, John x. Nelson alwE
Richard Maxi and wife were among
the Belt visitors on Tuesday.
Jos. Morris is swelling up this week
because he has apple blossoms and
apples on the same tree. II was
combination.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brodie and Mr..
md Mrs. ]. W. BrOdie drove to Great :
Falls Tuesday. bat returned in time
. vote.
Miss Nora Engdahl and Mrs. Percy
EngdahI, who had been visiting rela-
ives in Belt, returned to Great Falls
n Tuesdays stage
Sam King and Miss Rachel King :
lere IN town Tuesday. They report
Fra King as getting along nicely al y
rough IL Is expected that Mrs. Kings q
'rist will be stiff for some time. :
Mat Urich was IN town Monday = J,
corning with dairy products. =
Johnnie Shook, while crankIng HE ~
II Sunday, was severely cut on his g
SHIT hand. The crank slipped and =
. hand came in contact with the na- " =.
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Ben Kennedy. e. H sundermeisz,
W. Stuffed and John Jaap escorted
r. Mcconkey TO Wsrrick Saturday -
d returned Monday. II was rumor- -
that there were fish aching to be
aght on the south side Of the Bear
wm "a
W Brodie is back fran SUM -
RS outing on sheep Greek. Hin -.
lath hiss improved wondeTfuEIy.
frs WIN. McCaffsrty was shop
& in Belt Monday morning.
,arl johnson tsrsshed 1850 bushels
n 81 acres
fias Catherine Pattsner came home
n pusblo, Colo, on Friday where
has been visiting with relatives
y 5une. They made the trip
,ugh the Park and 70 Colorado BY
RS. 8. D. Lewis returned last week
y Browning where she has been
siding the summer months.
rank Sheldon returned Saturday
> Rochester, Mimi, where be had
} 20 consult physicians about his
ma He stated that the doctors
him that bis disease could not be
! bsAA that Il might Be aiieviated
forbade hsm to do any manual Ia
'ank Shirley has $50 acres in corn
= n0w looks ss Il II would mature aIlIl
cod shApa He viii harvest Il -
hoRs And cattle and hopes 20 seed = =:
= fall again to winter wheat
I. and Mrs. WaIfred SheIdon we're
wn on business Saturday.
- Kraftenbure and daughter =
we're IN town Saturday morning
Elm Just returned from Dillon.
V Mary Morris returned Safur-
rom the teachers summer school
glen.