Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-05

Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Stuffel motored
) in to the county metropolis one even
ing last week and attended show be
fore returning.
Don't forget the open air dance at
the Park pavilion on Saturday night
Best of music
! Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Rice came down
from Riceville to attend the gradua-
ton exercises Of the class of 1924 Of
which Harriet was member. Har-
riet returned home with them.
Mrs. Arthur Sweat and daughter
Imogene Of Great Falls visited her
brother, Roy Ashworth,. on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Blais of Great
Falls spent the week end with Mr..
Blais' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Blais,
of Spring Greek.
Mrs. Percy Engdahl and daughter
Margaret spent few days her visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NuIiiner of
Raynesford were shopping in town on
Tuesday.
Frank Mitchell of the Mitchell and
Simpson ranch at Fife passed through
town Tuesday.
The Pavilion dance on Saturday
night will make you forget your
troubles.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson
ten days ago, a son. Charlie is wear
ing a smile that won't come off these
days.
Jack Kierstead is in town today.
Messrs. Jos. Peters and Burgett are
in town today from Great Falls on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keith Of Ray
nesfOrd were calling on : friends in
Belt on Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. Pilgeram and son Rayne at
tended the baby clinic held here Tues
day
Mrs. B. E. Lapeyre Of Great Falls +
lied last night The funeral viii be y
leld Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne Nc P
Conkey on Friday last, baby girl. Il
The Ladies Embroidery club met al
his week with Mrs. Thos. Wright. At VI
he conclusion Of the afternoons work
he hostess served a deIectahle iianeh. r
The club had a number Of guests for L
he afternoon. among whom were Mes.
iraybeal, Sam Wilson, NJ T. Wilson, 81
lillard, ]. w. Brodie and Miss Elsie
'emis. The club will meet with Mrs. W
.alph Bemis on Wednesday. June is.
A mule belonging to Mayor H. B. B,
Iitchell Of Great Falls was cropping m
rass on the Great Falls boulevard on
Wednesday, as it stood hitched to g 81
iilk wagon. This resulted In the ar de
,st Of the driver who passed the buck -
the mayor. 81
Lem Mccoy hauled few loads of
heat TO the elevator this week
Mrs. VIM. LindstrOm, Mrs. Cal
iarrard and Marjorie left Wednes-
y morning for Renton, Washington,
hich is one of the suburbs of Seattle, -
r six weeks visit. Before return SC
3 they may visit in California as
Ill.
Miss Laura Spogen. one of the I
achers in the Cascade school, was the
me this week. Cor
Louis Nevala Of Little Belt was spe'
business in Belt Wednes- of I
Y. ed
The tipple at the Willard Coal mine he
Ight fire Tuesday from the spon- to .
locus combustion Of slack beneath othe
The fire was extinguished before son.
y much damage was done. said
diss, Butler. our domestic science ~
cher, left for Minneapolis Wednes- Hau
evening. the
fiss Starner has gone to her home lines
Frazier, Mont prod
Ir. and Mrs. s. s. johnson and Mrs. para
nix Sheldon Of Tiger Butte were so
piping in town Wednesday. meet
Ir. and Mrs. J. A. Light, Jane Light pose
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Ellison left ogni
on Wednesday for an overland meas
to Oregon. They viii not be in to "
hurry going and win make num- win
Of stops on the way. as 70
asst week the district court allow @T
he report Of Mr.. Mile K. Rice. emer
rdian Of the two minor Tuurs chill form
!, and also the report Of Anton Of aG
son, guardian Of Theodore Carl buy,
conn
lice Boyd is home to spend the world
mer with her mother after having needs
pieted successful term OF school at pr
r. Anderson drove IN the first Of itv v